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Berrios scored a 20-yard touchdown on his only rushing attempt and caught his only target for six yards in Sunday's 27-10 win over Green Bay.

Berrios took an end-around to the house for his second rushing touchdown in as many weeks. While he's used sparingly, Berrios has excelled in his role as a gadget guy in the creative Jets offense. His two-game rushing touchdown streak was preceded by a passing touchdown to quarterback Zach Wilson. Berrios added three punt returns for 34 yards and a 29-yard kickoff return.

Skowronek caught all five of his targets for 40 yards and ran in a 17-yard touchdown on his only carry during Sunday's 24-10 win over the Panthers.

His score late in the third quarter put the Rams ahead for good, and his first TD of the season came on his first carry of the season. Skowronek has emerged as a reliable option in the absence of Van Jefferson (knee), catching at least four passes in four of the first six games, but with Allen Robinson showing signs of getting comfortable in the scheme and Jefferson returning eventually, his role could shrink following the Rams' Week 7 bye.

Samuel had seven receptions (10 targets) for 79 yards and rushed twice for 11 yards in Sunday's 28-14 loss to Atlanta.

Samuel churned out another solid all-around performance while setting a new high for receptions (seven) for 2022. Brandon Aiyuk's two scores prevented his fellow starting wideout from extending his touchdown streak to three games. The 26-year-old Samuel has now tallied 481 combined yards to go along with three touchdowns through six contests. Samuel should be busy next Sunday, as the 49ers offense will attempt to keep up with Patrick Mahomes and Kansas City's high-powered attack coming off a loss.

Meyers (knee) brought in all four targets for 60 yards in the Patriots' 38-15 win over the Browns on Sunday.

Meyers finished with a second straight solid stat line after posting a 7-111-1 line on eight targets in his Week 5 return. The fourth-year pro may be dealing with lingering knee issues for some time, but as the last two games have demonstrated, they aren't impeding his production. Meyers figures to be busy once again in a Week 7 Monday night home matchup versus the Bears.

Robinson caught five of six targets for 63 yards and a touchdown in Sunday's 24-10 win over the Panthers.

It was the veteran wideout's best game so far as a Ram, and Robinson capped his day with a five-yard TD grab in the second quarter that got his team on the board. He won't get a chance to immediately build on this performance with Los Angeles on bye in Week 7, but Robinson is at least showing signs of becoming a key component in the team's passing attack.

Parker secured four of six targets for 64 yards in the Patriots' 38-15 win over the Browns on Sunday.

The veteran was one of several Patriots pass catchers to record a reception of over 20 yards and led the team in yardage overall. Parker's performance was an especially welcome sight after he was blanked over 28 snaps while also working with Bailey Zappe as his quarterback against the Lions in Week 5, and he'll now potentially have an opportunity to once again work in tandem with Mac Jones (ankle) in a Week 7 Monday night home matchup against the Bears.

Kupp caught seven of eight targets for 80 yards and added 17 rushing yards on two carries in Sunday's 24-10 win over the Panthers.

For only the second time through six games this season, Kupp failed to reach triple digits in receiving yards, but he nearly made up the difference on the ground. The All-Pro wideout is on pace for another massive campaign, with only Justin Jefferson, Tyreek Hill and Stefon Diggs racking up more yards through the air so far, but Kupp will get a breather during the Rams' Week 7 bye.

X-rays on Brown's ankle came back negative, but he had a walking boot on his left foot after Sunday's 19-9 loss to the Seahawks, Darren Urban of the Cardinals' official site reports.

While Brown didn't break any bones, the boot suggests he may have suffered ligament damage. A high ankle sprain could mean a 4-to-6-week absence for Brown, who caught five of nine targets for 68 yards before getting hurt. Even recovering from a milder low ankle sprain would be an uphill battle before Thursday's Week 7 clash with the Saints, but at least Arizona's expected to get fellow wide receiver DeAndre Hopkins back from suspension for that one.

Moore caught three of seven targets for only seven yards in Sunday's 24-10 loss to the Rams.

No Carolina skill player other than Christian McCaffrey made much of an impact, as the team was beset by further quarterback issues when P.J. Walker (neck) had to be replaced by Jacob Eason. With the team now 1-5 and seemingly in full tank mode, Moore's best chance of turning around his season might need to come via a trade. If not, the fifth-year wideout will head toward a Week 7 clash with the Buccaneers not sure whether Eason, Walker or Baker Mayfield (ankle) will be the one throwing him the ball.

Robinson recorded three receptions on four targets for 37 yards and a touchdown in Sunday's 24-20 win over the Ravens.

Robinson returned from a four-game absence caused by a knee injury and immediately stepped into a significant role. He finished tied for second on the team with four targets and was two yards shy of leading the team. Robinson had a few highlights in his performance, including a 17-yard catch and five-yard touchdown reception -- the first of his career. He should maintain his status amongst the Giants' receiving corps, particularly if Kadarius Toney (hamstring) remains sidelined.