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McKenzie caught two of three targets for 37 yards in Monday's 41-7 win over Tennessee.

McKenzie had a limited impact despite being the nominal No. 2 wide receiver with Gabe Davis (ankle) sidelined. Tennessee rarely took away Josh Allen's first read, as Stefon Diggs piled up 12 catches for 148 yards and three touchdowns. McKenzie's inconsistent role will make him tough to trust on a weekly basis, though he'll likely sprinkle in a few big games while catching passes from one of the league's most prolific passers.

Harty caught his lone target for nine yards while playing 11 of his 22 snaps on offense during Sunday's 20-10 loss to the Buccaneers.

Harty was the only New Orleans wide receiver outside of the team's starting trio of Michael Thomas, Chris Olave and Jarvis Landry to record a catch during the game, hauling in quarterback Jameis Winston's final pass of the fourth quarter. However, the 24-year-old's largest impact came on special teams, as he tallied 65 yards on two kick returns while netting a six-yard loss on one punt return. Marquez Callaway did not record a target Sunday, and the duo will continue to compete for New Orleans' No. 4 receiver spot while Tre'Quan Smith recovers from a shoulder injury.

Callaway did not record a target during Sunday's 20-10 loss to the Buccaneers. He played 17 offensive snaps and four special-team snaps.

Callaway failed to make an impact as a receiver for the second straight week. Though fellow wideout and return specialist Deonte Harty played fewer offensive snaps (11), he still managed to haul in his lone target for nine yards. Callaway's overall snap share suggests that he should continue to vie with Harty for the team's No. 4 receiver spot while Tre'Quan Smith deals with a nagging shoulder injury.

Burks caught four of six targets for 47 yards in Monday's 41-7 loss to the Bills.

Nobody on Tennessee's offense had a game to write home about, but Burks at least managed to lead the team in targets and receiving yards. That usage is encouraging for the rookie first-round pick's role moving forward, and Burks should find it easier to get open in Week 3 against the Raiders, who like the Titans are 0-2 to begin the year.

Woods caught four of five targets for 39 yards in Monday's 41-7 loss to the Bills.

This is a step up for Woods after his one-catch Titans debut, but the entire Tennessee offense looked even worse than it did in the season-opening loss to the Giants. While Woods wasn't expected to fill the void created by A.J. Brown's departure by himself, the veteran receiver was certainly expected to play a greater role than he has thus far for a Titans team that's scored just 27 points heading into a Week 3 visit from the Raiders.

Diggs caught 12 of 14 targets for 148 yards and three touchdowns in Monday's 41-7 win over the Titans.

Diggs got wide open in the end zone for a four-yard touchdown on fourth down in the second quarter. In the third, he got behind the Titans secondary for a 46-yard touchdown, then kept his concentration to secure a bobbling catch for a 14-yard touchdown. Josh Allen's top target in the high-powered Bills passing game has opened the season with 20 catches for 270 yards and four touchdowns through two games. Even a date with shutdown Dolphins cornerback Xavien Howard in Week 3 is unlikely to slow Diggs down.

Zaccheaus caught both of his targets for 21 yards and a touchdown during Sunday's 31-27 loss to the Rams.

Zaccheaus caught an 11-yard pass from Marcus Mariota in the fourth quarter to cut the Falcons' deficit to 14, marking the wideout's first touchdown of 2022. Zaccheaus played 26 offensive snaps, second among wideouts behind Drake London, but London was the only Atlanta pass catcher to secure more than two receptions. Across two games, Zaccheaus has caught all six of his targets for 70 yards.

Hodge caught two of three targets for 57 yards during Sunday's 31-27 loss to the Rams.

Hodge played just 12 offensive snaps, fourth among Atlanta's wideouts, but he finished second on the team in receiving yards behind rookie first-round pick Drake London, who caught eight of 12 targets for 86 yards and a score. Hodge has carved out a clear role in the Falcons' passing attack and has secured five of six targets for 95 yards across his first two games with Atlanta.

McCloud caught one of two targets for 18 yards in Sunday's 27-7 win over Seattle.

McCloud logged 18 of his 25 snaps on offense, with the other seven coming on special teams (three punt returns for 23 yards). The veteran return man will serve a similar role in Sunday's tilt against Denver.

Edwards caught one of two targets for two yards during Sunday's 31-27 loss to the Rams.

Edwards played just 16 snaps in Week 2, third among Atlanta's wideouts behind Drake London and Olamide Zaccheaus, but London was the only Falcons' pass catcher to record more than two receptions. After securing his first catch of the season on Atlanta's opening drive, Edwards wasn't targeted again until the fourth quarter, but the pass was intercepted by Jalen Ramsey in the end zone.