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Toney caught his only target for 18 yards during Sunday's 21-14 win against the Dolphins.

Toney has no more than one catch in any of his last three games, totaling just three grabs for 35 yards on three targets over that span. He's seemingly been phased out of the offense a bit more since the Chiefs reacquired Mecole Hardman prior to Week 8, and there's little to suggest any increase in playing time is forthcoming. He can safely be left on the waiver wire in the vast majority of fantasy formats at this point.

Berrios wasn't targeted while playing 17 snaps on offense during Sunday's 21-14 loss to the Chiefs.

Berrios managed to suit up and play through his hamstring injury despite being officially listed as questionable, but it was Cedrick Wilson who handled the majority of No. 3 receiver work for Miami. With just three catches for 15 yards on five targets across his last three games, it's clear that Berrios' role on offense has diminished with Wilson's emergence and the arrival of Chase Claypool. When the Dolphins take on the Raiders in Week 11, after a bye, Berrios will once again do most of his damage on special teams.

Moore caught two of three targets for 33 yards during Sunday's 21-14 victory versus the Dolphins.

Moore logged just 25 percent of the offensive snaps for the Chiefs in Week 9, his lowest percentage of the season. His stat line falls on par with previous weeks, with his two grabs matching his output in three of the previous four games, but he did finish with his highest receiving yardage total since Week 3 against the Bears. Regardless, there's little to get excited about surrounding the second-year wideout's fantasy prospects the rest of the way.

Moore recorded one catch on two targets for five yards and added three rushing yards on four carries during Sunday's 27-0 loss at Cleveland.

During a game in which the Cardinals had a paltry 58 net yards of offense, it was no surprise that Moore wasn't able to do much despite seeing his typical touch volume (five) and snap share (67 percent). On the season, he's averaging 4.6 touches for 30.9 yards from scrimmage per game, which are numbers he may be able to improve upon once Kyler Murray (knee) is back from injured reserve -- something that may happen as soon as Sunday against the Falcons.

Valdes-Scantling gathered in two of three targets for 22 yards during Sunday's 21-14 victory against the Dolphins.

Valdes-Scantling hasn't claimed more than three passes in a game yet this season as part of a Chiefs offense that hasn't quite kept pace with Kansas City's high-powered offenses in years past. MVS should continue to see consistent reps, but he's not a priority target in the passing attack and will likely remain a touchdown-dependent fantasy option each week.

Coach Mike McDaniel said Tuesday that Waddle (knee) is "in a good spot" but "definitely still sore" after Sunday's 21-14 loss to Kansas City in Frankfurt, Hal Habib of The Palm Beach Post reports.

Waddle, who exited with a knee injury in the first quarter but was able to retake the field, secured three of six targets for 42 yards in Sunday's loss. McDaniel expressed optimism about the third-year wideout's status, but said "we're going to make sure we don't do any harm to [Waddle], moving forward," mentioning that he's already dealt with multiple injuries this season. Waddle will benefit from a bye in Week 10 before returning versus the Raiders on Nov. 19, which should give him plenty of time to get healthy.

Guyton played 33 offensive snaps in Monday's 27-6 win over the Jets, but he failed to catch his only target.

Guyton finally made his 2023 season debut after tearing his ACL back in Week 3 of last season. While the veteran speedster saw plenty of playing time with Joshua Palmer (knee) sidelined, he predictably didn't draw much of a focus. Expect the 26-year-old to see an occasional target to keep defenses honest, but even a heavy snap count likely won't elicit much fantasy value.

Davis did not record a yard on his lone reception in Monday's 27-6 win over the Jets, but he did return a 87-yard punt return to open the scoring in the first quarter.

Davis only played offensive snaps as the Jets' offense barely put up a fight. The rookie did kick off the scoring for the Chargers on the second punt of the game, returning it 87 yards for a massive special teams touchdown. It's clear the electric speedster can be a gamechanger when he has the ball, but to this point he's hardly been utilized by the offense.

Bateman caught three of five targets for 28 yards against the Seahawks.

Baltimore was not explosive through the air Sunday with just 217 combined passing yards between Lamar Jackson and Tyler Huntley. Aside from Mark Andrews, no Baltimore pass-catcher had significant production. Bateman logged 56 percent of the snaps on offense, a slight dip from Week 8 in Arizona, though it's worth noting that the Ravens emptied the bench late in the game. Bateman's five targets marked a new season-high, so even with the meager production Sunday, he does seem to be carving out a larger role as the season progresses. Baltimore hosts Cleveland in Week 10.

Palmer brought in three of four targets for 51 yards in the Buccaneers' 39-37 loss to the Texans on Sunday. He also committed a fumble recovered by Tampa Bay.

Palmer once again ran behind only starters Mike Evans and Chris Godwin in wide receiver snaps, logging a robust 48 plays from scrimmage. The rookie now has back-to-back three-catch outings, and Sunday's yardage total was a new personal best. Palmer has multiple receptions in four of the last five contests overall, pushing him into borderline fantasy relevancy in deep formats.