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Osborn had two receptions for 17 yards on three targets in Sunday's win over the Jets.

Osborn continues to come up with big plays in key spots but just isn't getting much volume after the acquisition of T.J. Hockenson. Osborn has just nine receptions on 21 targets for 77 yards over his last five games.

Reagor had one reception for 38 yards on his lone target and one carry for eight yards in Sunday's win over the Jets.

Reagor played just two snaps on offense as he continues to get some playing time on offense but mostly just for gadget plays. Reagor does have a reception in each of his last three games, but has just three targets and has played just 16 snaps on offense over that span. He continues to primarily work as Minnesota's punt returner.

Moore logged zero targets during Sunday's 27-24 defeat versus the Bengals but rushed once for 12 yards.

Moore hasn't really seized a consistent role in the Chiefs' offense, but he's taken on a slightly more significant role over the last few weeks following the injuries to Mecole Hardman (abdomen) and Kadarius Toney (hamstring). Moore did collect five passes in each of the previous two games, so he does have a bit more upside than he displayed in this one.

Watson hauled in his only target for 15 yards during Sunday's 27-24 loss against the Bengals.

Watson's snap count dipped to just 62 percent (34 snaps) in this one, his lowest mark since Week 9 aginst the Titans. Even when he's seen more playing time, Watson hasn't tallied more than three catches in a game and has just one touchdown on the ledger, so he's not much of a fantasy asset.

Cracraft secured two of three targets for 29 yards during Sunday's 33-17 loss to the 49ers.

Cracraft continues to hold down the No. 4 wideout role behind Tyreek Hill, Jaylen Waddle and Trent Sherfield, the latter of whom opened Sunday's loss with a 75-yard touchdown on Miami's first offensive play. With 13 targets in his last three appearances, Cracraft could find himself on the fantasy radar in deeper leagues, while heading into a Week 14 contest against the Chargers.

Shaheed gathered in all four targets for 75 yards during Monday's 17-16 loss against Tampa Bay.

Shaheed continued to serve as the explosive element in the Saints' limited offense, catching a 40-yard pass from quarterback Andy Dalton for the team's longest play from scrimmage Monday night. The undrafted wideout also quickly set a new career high when he reached 71 receiving yards with his third reception of the first half. The speedster came close to breaking the first special-teams score of his career on a 42-yard punt return in the second quarter, but he was forced out of bounds by punter Jake Camarda at the Tampa Bay 40-yard line. Shaheed's dynamic abilities as both a receiver and scoring threat in the open field appear to have earned him a bigger role, as his 36 offensive snaps fell behind only first-round rookie Chris Olave (41) amongst the Saints' wide receivers. The team will now have a bye week off before taking on the division-rival Falcons on Sunday, Dec. 18.

Olave reeled in four of six targets for 65 yards during Monday's 17-16 loss to the Buccaneers.

Olave once again paced the Saints in targets. However, the rookie finished as the team's second-leading receiver behind Rashid Shaheed, who posted a career-high 75 yards. Olave also made an uncharacteristic drop on third down that would have given New Orleans' offense an additional red-zone opportunity late in the second quarter. The 2022 first-round pick has been one of the most consistent offensive players for the Saints this year, and following their Week 14 bye, he should have a chance to post a better stat line against Atlanta's 26th-ranked pass defense.

Irwin played only nine snaps in Sunday's win over the Chiefs, catching one pass on his only target for 12 yards.

With Ja'Marr Chase back, Irwin reverted back to a fourth receiver role, one not frequently needed by the Bengals in Week 13.

Thielen reeled in two of six targets for 27 yards during Sunday's 27-22 win against the Jets.

After tallying at least three catches and 30 receiving yards in eight of the Vikings' first nine games of the season, Thielen has fallen short of both thresholds in two of the last three, with the exception a 9-61-1 line on 10 targets during a Thanksgiving Day win versus the Patriots. His snap share (86 percent) was in line with the rest of his outings this season, but the fact he's in an offense with one of the league's top wide receivers in Justin Jefferson appears to have relegated the 32-year-old to TD-dependent status at this point in his career.

Dotson caught five of nine targets for 54 yards and a touchdown in Sunday's 20-20 tie with the Giants.

Dotson scored the tying TD from 28 yards out with just under two minutes remaining in regulation, his first real highlight since returning from injured reserve Week 10. He was targeted only four times his first three games back despite playing at least 34 snaps in each contest, as Washington's offense focused more on Terry McLaurin and the running backs. McLaurin had an even bigger game this past Sunday, while Dotson showed some of the big-play ability that led him to four TDs over the first four weeks of the season. The Commanders have a Week 14 bye before hosting the Giants in a Week 15 rematch.