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Agnew caught four of five targets for 49 yards, returned three kickoffs for 72 yards and lost a fumble during Sunday's 37-17 loss to Houston.

The 28-year-old played 55 percent of Jacksonville's offensive snaps with Zay Jones (knee) sidelined and operated as the team's No. 3 wideout. Agnew had just one reception in the first two games of the season, and he'll likely return to that lesser role in the offense if Jones is available Week 4.

Samuel (ribs) wasn't spotted at Monday's practice, Cam Inman of The San Jose Mercury News reports.

Samuel emerged from this past Thursday's win over the Giants with sore ribs, so his status will need to be monitored ahead of Sunday's game against the Cardinals. Added context with regard to the wideout's Week 4 status will arrive no later than Wednesday, when the 49ers' first official practice/injury report of the week is posted.

Aiyuk (shoulder) was present for Monday's practice, Cam Inman of The San Jose Mercury News reports.

Aiyuk was inactive this past Thursday against the Giants, but his presence on the practice field Monday is a positive indicator with regard to his chances of returning to action Sunday against the Cardinals. Wednesday's official practice/injury report will add further context to the wideout's Week 4 status by clarifying his participation level.

Brown was held without a catch on one target in Sunday's 37-3 loss to the Bills.

The new Washington offense hasn't even been fruitful for the team's top three wide receivers, and Brown has caught only three passes in three weeks coming off the bench as the No. 4. He'll likely handle the same role Week 4 at Philadelphia.

Bobo was targeted twice and caught a five-yard touchdown pass in Sunday's 37-27 win over the Panthers.

Bobo logged 29 offensive snaps, which was just two snaps shy of first-round pick Jaxon Smith-Njigba. We shouldn't read into that too much, as Bobo's usage can be attributed more to his run-blocking acumen than his pass-catching abilities. Nevertheless, getting on the field this much as an undrafted rookie is certainly a plus.

Watson (hamstring) was listed as a non-participant on the Packers' estimated injury report Monday, Matt Schneidman of The Athletic reports.

Watson has yet to play this season after suffering a hamstring injury toward the end of training camp. The second-year wideout has logged a few limited sessions over the past two weeks after not practicing at all ahead of the season opener, but he doesn't have a return timetable. With a short week ahead of Thursday's divisional matchup versus Detroit, Watson may miss a fourth straight game to start 2023, but he still has two more days to practice before Green Bay may make an official decision on his status for Week 4.

Powell had one reception for five yards on his lone target in Sunday's loss to the Chargers.

Powell played five snaps on offense and got a target when Justin Jefferson briefly missed time due to a leg cramp. He looks like the fourth wideout on the depth chart but is rarely used on offense if the top three are healthy.

Allen was elevated from the Eagles' practice squad to the active roster ahead of Monday's game against the Buccaneers.

This comes after the Eagles ruled Quez Watkins (hamstring) out for Monday's contest. Allen joined Philadelphia's practice squad on Aug. 30 after being cut by the team the day before. If he's active, he could operate in a depth role at wide receiver and on special teams.

Smith-Njigba caught one of three targets for 10 yards in Sunday's 37-27 win over the Panthers.

Smith-Njigba logged 31 of 71 offensive snaps (44 percent), which was his lowest snap share of the season and barely ahead of fellow rookie Jake Bobo (41 percent). Bobo caught just one pass for a five-yard touchdown on two targets. It's certainly a little concerning that Smith-Njigba is essentially tied with an undrafted first-year player for snap share, but it's worth noting that the Seahawks ran the ball 29 times, and Bobo is considered a high-end run blocker. Still, fantasy managers haven't seen enough to trust Smith-Njigba in lineups, and they probably won't feel comfortable as long as DK Metcalf and Tyler Lockett are dominating the target share.

The Ravens placed Wallace (hamstring) on injured reserve Monday.

Wallace left Sunday's game against the Colts when he sustained a hamstring injury and did not return. All but one of his 41 snaps across three games has occurred on special teams this season, with his one offensive snap coming in Week 2 against the Bengals. The 2021 fourth-round pick will miss at least the next four games and will be eligible to return in Week 8 against the Cardinals on Oct. 29.