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Carter caught all three of his targets for 33 yards in Sunday's 30-27 loss to the Chiefs.

The return of Keenan Allen and Mike Williams figured to relegate Carter back to his return duties, but the speedy receiver immediately returned to a prominent role after Williams suffered an ankle injury in the second quarter. Expect Carter to continue to be a mainstay in the Chargers' three-wideout packages until the duo of Allen and Williams is completely healthy.

Berryhill reverted to the Lions' practice squad Monday, per Jose M. Romero of The Arizona Republic.

Berryhill was bumped up from Detroit's practice squad for the second game in a row after being let go from the team's active roster Nov. 7. However, the 5-foot-9 receiver was once again a nonfactor on offense, as he did not record a statistic while playing just three of his 14 snaps from scr The Lions will likely exercise Berryhill's last available practice-squad elevation if wideouts Josh Reynolds (back) and DJ Chark (ankle) are sidelined for the team's Thanksgiving Day matchup against the Giants.

Johnson reverted to the Broncos' practice squad Monday, per the NFL's transaction log.

Johnson played a relatively prominent role after being elevated from the Broncos' practice squad for the first time Week 11, as he caught one of his two targets for two yards. The rookie's 22 offensive snaps also ranked third amongst Denver's receiver corps, slotting in behind Courtland Sutton (59) and Kendall Hinton (56) but ahead of Jalen Virgil (seven) and Montrell Washington (six). With KJ Hamler (hamstring) expected to miss multiple weeks, Johnson could stand to see similar usage if No. 2 wideout Jerry Jeudy (ankle) remains sidelined Week 12 against Carolina.

Irwin reverted to the Bengals' practice squad Monday, per the NFL's transaction log.

Irwin played a season-high 46 offensive snaps after being elevated for the third game in a row ahead of Sunday's win over the Steelers. As a result, the practice-squad wideout logged career highs in receptions, yards and targets while serving as the team's No. 3 receiver behind Tyler Boyd and Tee Higgins, who played 54 and 52 offensive snaps, respectively. Irwin will now require a full spot on the active roster in order to continue suiting up for the Bengals this season, though it's likely he'll serve as the team's best option if star wideout Ja'Marr Chase (hip) is not available Week 12.

The Giants placed Robinson (knee) on injured reserve Monday, Dan Salomone of the Giants' official site reports.

Robinson was forced from Sunday's loss to the Lions early in the fourth quarter with a knee injury, and afterward he needed crutches to move around the locker room. One day later, coach Brian Daboll revealed that Robinson sustained a torn ACL in his right knee, thereby ending the rookie second-round pick's season. Robinson will finish his first year as a pro with 23 catches (on 31 targets) for 227 yards and one touchdown, while his two carries went for a combined minus-1 yard. In Robinson's absence, the Giants will rely on Darius Slayton, Kenny Golladay and a host of depth options at wide receiver.

Moore (groin) is questionable to return to Monday's game against the 49ers, Darren Urban of the Cardinals' official site reports.

Moore got the ball on Arizona's first offensive play and came up limping after getting tackled for a loss of six yards. The slick and rainy conditions in Mexico City may have factored into the injury, as there was no indication that Moore was hurt coming into the game.

Raymond caught three of seven targets for 33 yards during Sunday's 31-18 win over the Giants.

The return of DJ Chark (ankle) corresponded with Raymond matching his season high in targets, but Raymond put up the lowest yardage of any game this season in which he had at least four looks. However, until Chark and/or Jameson Williams (knee) is up to speed in the offense, Raymond won't be hurting for snaps. Next up is a Week 12 matchup with Buffalo.

Hopkins (hamstring) is listed as active Monday versus the 49ers in Mexico City, Darren Urban of the Cardinals' official site reports.

There's been a cloud hanging over Hopkins' head since he didn't practice last Thursday due to a hamstring injury. In the meantime, he managed back-to-back limited sessions, and the Cardinals gave him a questionable tag for Week 11 action. Earlier Monday, Ian Rapoport of NFL Network reported that while the team initially was unsure if Hopkins would be able to play, the tide was turning in his favor to do so. Following a pregame workout, Hopkins was deemed healthy enough to suit up, but he won't be joined by No. 1 quarterback Kyler Murray, who is missing a second straight game with a hamstring issue of his own. Instead, Hopkins will be on the receiving end of passes from Colt McCoy, with whom the wide receiver connected 10 times for 98 yards on 14 targets during a Week 10 win at the Rams.

Coach Robert Saleh noted Monday that Davis (knee) is day-to-day, and the hope is that the wideout will play this Sunday against the Bears, Andy Vasquez of The Bergen Record reports.

Davis didn't practice at all last week before sitting out the Jets' loss to the Patriots this past Sunday, but if he's able to get back on the field in the coming days, the wideout could return to the lineup this weekend for the first time since Week 7. If he does, however, who will QB the Jets in Week 12 remains to be seen, with Saleh currently noncommittal as to whether Zach Wilson will remain the team's starter versus Chicago, per Vasquez.

Coach Brandon Staley indicated Monday that Williams "kind of had a re-aggravation" of his previous ankle issue Sunday night against the Chiefs but added that it was "not a significant re-injury," Eric Smith of the Chargers' official site reports.

In his first game action since Week 7, Williams lasted just six snaps before exiting Sunday's contest, but it looks like he may not miss further time. Staley noted Monday that the Chargers are going to "find out a lot more in the next couple of days about (the wideout's) possibilities for Wednesday's practice." With Williams limited versus Kansas City, Joshua Palmer and DeAndre Carter logged added Week 11 snaps alongside Keenan Allen, with Palmer leading Los Angeles' WR corps with eight catches (on 10 targets) for 106 yards and two TDs.