Jennings had four receptions on six targets for 54 yards in Sunday's 41-22 win over the Cardinals.

Ricky Pearsall (knee) returned to the starting lineup following a five-game absence, but Jennings still led all San Francisco wide receivers in targets and production Sunday. RB Christian McCaffrey and TE George Kittle accounted for all of the scoring, leaving Jennings with a pedestrian fantasy score despite finishing in a three-way tie for the team lead in targets. Jennings will attempt to get back into the scoring column against the Panthers next Monday after hitting pay dirt in each of his previous two appearances.

Flowers had three receptions on five targets for 78 yards while taking one carry for five yards in Sunday's 23-16 win over Cleveland.

Flowers finished Sunday's contest as the Ravens' leading receiver on a low-volume passing day. The 24-year-old was held out of the end zone for the ninth straight game since a standout performance back in Week 1 (7-143-1). The good news for the wideout's managers is that he has maintained a high fantasy floor with averages of 5.3 receptions and 62.2 receiving yards over those nine scoreless outings. Flowers should continue providing numbers worthy of starting -- especially in PPR formats -- against the Jets next Sunday.

Shakir brought in one of three targets for minus-3 yards in the Bills' 44-32 win over the Buccaneers on Sunday.

Shakir had no part in Josh Allen's breakout performance, which included 317 passing yards and three scoring tosses. The Bills' No. 1 receiver endured the worst game of his career given the negative yardage, and the downturn was particularly alarming when considering Shakir had produced a 20-189-1 line on 24 targets over the previous three games. The fourth-year pro will have an immediate yet challenging opportunity to put the forgettable day behind him, as the Bills travel to face the Texans on Thursday night to kick off Week 12.

Doubs brought in four of eight targets for 53 yards in the Packers' 27-20 win over the Giants on Sunday.

Doubs tied with Christian Watson for the team lead in receptions -- the duo represented the only Packers pass catchers to log more than one catch -- and the former also set the pace in targets and receiving yards. Doubs' performance represented a welcome resurgence from his abysmal one-reception, five-yard tally against the Eagles in Week 10, and he's eclipsed 50 receiving yards in five of his last seven contests heading into a Week 12 divisional home showdown against the Vikings.

Robinson brought in four of nine targets for 36 yards in the Giants' 27-20 loss to the Packers on Sunday.

Robinson garnered more of Jameis Winston's attention in the latter's 2025 debut than any other pass catcher, but that amounted to a modest yardage total. Robinson did tie for the second-most receptions on the afternoon for New York, but he continues to be utilized in a shorter-area role more often than not, limiting his overall upside. Nevertheless, Robinson is not without downfield chops, so he's a threat to break out in any given week, especially with both Jaxson Dart (concussion) and Winston willing to be aggressive.

Burden caught three passes for 27 yards on five targets in the Bears' 19-17 win over the Vikings on Sunday.

Burden has alternated between usable and quiet performances, posting four games under 28 yards and three with at least 51 over his last seven contests. Until he earns a larger share of Chicago's passing volume, he'll remain a volatile depth option in fantasy lineups.

Bryant caught five of six targets for 82 yards in Sunday's 22-19 win over Kansas City.

The rookie wideout led the Broncos in catches while falling two yards shy of Troy Franklin's 84 for the team lead in that category. It was the best performance of Bryant's young career, and one that almost got cut short when he briefly left the game to get checked for a concussion after banging his helmet off the turf on a 48-yard reception from Bo Nix late in the third quarter. Bryant was cleared to return to the game, however. He'll head into a Week 12 bye having put together a 13-213-1 line on 21 targets over the last six games and emerging as Denver's WR3 behind Troy Franklin and Courtland Sutton.

Franklin caught four of eight targets for 84 yards in Sunday's 22-19 win over the Kansas City.

The second-year wideout tied Courtland Sutton in receptions and targets, but it was Franklin who led the Broncos in receiving yards, including a 32-yard gain in the final minute of the fourth quarter that set up Wil Lutz for the game-winning field goal. Franklin's chemistry with Bo Nix continues to shine, and over the last five games he's delivered a 22-259-4 line on 45 targets, compared to Sutton's 18-267-1 line on 34 targets during the same period.

London is believed to have avoided a major knee injury during Sunday's 30-27 overtime loss to the Panthers, Ian Rapoport of NFL Network reports.

London suffered a knee injury late in the game and will undergo further testing Monday. Rapoport cautions that London could still miss some time, depending on what Monday's tests show, but the star wide receiver likely avoided a major injury. Starting quarterback Michael Penix also exited the loss to Carolina due to a knee injury and will undergo further testing Monday.

Sutton caught four of eight targets for 59 yards in Sunday's 22-19 win over Kansas City.

The veteran matched Troy Franklin in receptions and targets, but it was the second-year wideout who paced Denver with 84 receiving yards. Sutton has become the 1B to Franklin's 1A in the Broncos' passing game, and over the last six games Sutton has posted a 19-284-1 line on 37 targets compared to Franklin's 25-278-4 line on 49 targets.