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Cooper brought in eight of 12 targets for 113 yards and two touchdowns in the Browns' 31-23 loss to the Bills on Sunday.

Cooper opened the scoring with a 25-yard touchdown grab just 5:58 into the game to cap off an impressive nine-play, 75-yard drive. He also found the end zone near the end of the contest on a seven-yard scoring reception and eclipsed the century mark for the second time in the last three games while facing a normally stingy Bills secondary. Cooper has one more game remaining to cultivate his solid connection with Jacoby Brissett, a Week 12 home matchup versus the Buccaneers, before Deshaun Watson (suspension) takes over under center against his old Texans squad in Week 13.

Brown caught five passes for 60 yards on seven targets against Indianapolis on Sunday.

The Colts undeniably tried to roll their coverage toward Brown, and they had some measure of success containing the star receiver and reducing the Philadelphia passing game to more of a dink-and-dunk attack as opposed to its usual big-play profile. Brown's abilities make him almost matchup-proof as long as the Eagles can keep Jalen Hurts upright, so a bigger game against Green Bay in Week 12 is certainly within reach.

Parker (knee) caught both of his targets for 19 yards in Sunday's 10-3 win over the Jets.

Parker was quiet in his first action since Week 8 as the defenses dominated in this one. He has topped 60 receiving yards three times but has failed to reach 25 yards in any other game for the Patriots. Parker should find getting separation easier against the Vikings on Thanksgiving, as New York's secondary has made life difficult for wide receivers all season.

Meyers caught four of six targets for 52 yards in Sunday's 10-3 win over the Jets.

Meyers tied Rhamondre Stevenson for the team lead in targets and finished four receiving yards shy of the running back's team-high total. New England's offense didn't get into the end zone, as the game's only touchdown came on a Patriots punt return in the final minute. Meyers is rarely a threat to score himself -- he has only five receiving touchdowns in 54 career NFL games -- but he's been a reliable chain-mover for New England, accruing over 50 yards in six of eight games this season. Up next for Meyers and the Patriots is a Thanksgiving Day matchup with the Vikings.

Diggs brought in four of five targets for 48 yards and a touchdown in the Bills' 31-23 win over the Browns on Sunday.

Diggs was frustrated through almost the entirety of the first half, even leading to a sideline conference with head coach Sean McDermott that was caught on camera. However, he secured a five-yard touchdown grab late in the second quarter to break the ice, and he went on to put together a reasonably productive second half relative to Allen's modest production overall. Diggs will aim for a more prolific effort in the same venue when the Bills return to Ford Field to tangle with the Lions on Thanksgiving afternoon.

Mooney caught four of five targets for 29 yards and a touchdown in Sunday's 27-24 loss to Atlanta.

Mooney capped Chicago's first possession with a 16-yard touchdown catch. He got behind his defender deep downfield on the next drive, but Justin Fields overthrew the speedy wide receiver. Chicago went with a run-heavy approach the rest of the way, and Mooney actually finished with team-high totals in targets and catches. Fields hurt his non-throwing shoulder late in the game, but even if the starting quarterback plays in Week 12 against the Jets, Mooney will be tough to trust against standout rookie cornerback Sauce Gardner.

McLaurin caught four passes for 55 yards on seven targets against Houston on Sunday.

McLaurin did well for his own part, especially considering the struggles of quarterback Taylor Heinicke (15-of-27 for 191 yards), but it's still somewhat disappointing for McLaurin's fantasy investors that he wasn't given more opportunity to capitalize against a Houston defense that couldn't consistently cover him. McLaurin usually holds the advantage against any cornerback that lines up against him, so he's a fine bounce-back candidate even if he sees shadow coverage from standout Atlanta corner A.J. Terrell in Week 12.

Robinson won't return Sunday's game against the Lions due to a knee injury, Jordan Raanan of ESPN.com reports.

On the first play of the fourth quarter, Robinson recorded a six-yard reception and was pushed out of bounds. He remained on the ground, though, before trainers helped him to the locker room, as he was unable to put any weight on his right leg. Robinson thus will finish Week 11 action with nine catches (on 13 targets) for 100 yards and one carry for four yards. The Giants have a quick turnaround for a Thanksgiving matchup at Dallas, so he could be in danger of missing time if the injury is at all serious.

Hinton (shoulder) is listed as active for Sunday's game against the Raiders.

After being held out of Thursday's practice, Hinton returned to a limited session Friday, but he'll give it a go Sunday. As long as he's not held back by his shoulder issue, Hinton could be a key target for QB Russell Wilson alongside Courtland Sutton, with both Jerry Jeudy (ankle) and KJ Hamler (hamstring) unavailable. Also in Denver's Week 11 wideout mix are Jalen Virgil, Montrell Washington and practice squad elevation Brandon Johnson. Hinton caught four passes on five targets for a season-high 62 yards in a loss to Tennessee last weekend, so he represents an option for those scrambling for a short-term WR option.

Adams (abdomen) is listed as active for Sunday's game against the Broncos.

The Raiders' top pass catcher, who was limited at practice this past week, approached the contest officially listed as questionable, but Adams will be available Sunday. In the absence of any setbacks, the wideout should maintain a high-volume role in Las Vegas' passing game, which will be without the services slot man Hunter Renfrow (hamstring/ribs) and top tight end Darren Waller (hamstring), with both currently on IR.