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Smith-Schuster (hamstring/quadriceps) is expected to suit up for Monday Night Football versus the Raiders, Tom Pelissero of NFL Network reports.

Smith-Schuster's hamstring tightened up during Saturday's practice, and he's officially listed as questionable, but it looks like he should be available Monday. The 25-year-old is second on the Chiefs offense in terms of both catches and receiving yards behind Travis Kelce, though he hasn't scored through four contests. A final word on Smith-Schuster's availability will come roughly 90 minutes prior to Monday's 8:15 p.m. ET kickoff.

Wilson secured two of four targets for 20 yards during Sunday's 40-17 loss to the Jets.

Wilson's production was middling, as has been the norm this season, though it's worth noting that the entire Dolphins' passing game was limited with No. 3 quarterback Skylar Thompson under center for almost all of Sunday's loss. It remains to be seen whether either Tua Tagovailoa (concussion) or Teddy Bridgewater (concussion) will be available to retake the field Week 6, or if Thompson will draw his first career start.

McCloud logged 26 snaps (18 on offense) and was not targeted in Sunday's 37-15 win over Carolina.

McCloud was in line to see a slightly expanded role offensively if Jauan Jennings (ankle) was forced to miss the contest. The latter played, leaving McCloud in his usual No. 4 wideout/returner role. The 25-year-old will fill a similar role in Week 6 against the Falcons.

Gray (hip) failed to haul in either of his targets in Sunday's 37-15 win over Carolina.

Gray returned from a hip injury and logged seven offensive snaps while operating as the 49ers' fifth wideout. The deep threat has failed to catch any of his four targets in the three games he has been active for this season.

There's a possibility that Shaheed could receive a promotion to the Saints' 53-man roster ahead of Sunday's game versus the Bengals, Nick Underhill of NewOrleans.Football reports.

Returner Deonte Harty suffered a turf toe injury during Sunday's 39-32 win over the Seahawks, leaving Shaheed in consideration for the vacated special-teams role. In addition, Michael Thomas (foot) has missed each of the last two contests, rookie Chris Olave suffered a concussion Sunday versus Seattle, Jarvis Landry (ankle) didn't suit up in Week 5 and Kawaan Baker has one more game remaining regarding his six-game suspension. With all the questions looming around the team's WR corps, Shaheed could see his first NFL action Sunday against Cincinnati.

Jennings (ankle) hauled in both of his targets for 45 yards in Sunday's 37-15 win over the Panthers.

Jennings entered the game with a banged-up ankle but he showed no ill effects on two impressive catches, as he out-muscled the smaller DBs covering him. The 6-foot-3 wideout continues to show improvements as a receiver despite a low target share (3.4 per game). The stats are not there for fantasy utility, but Jennings could be a name to watch should either Deebo Samuel or Brandon Aiyuk miss time this season. As things stand, Jennings will continue to operate as San Francisco's No. 3 wideout heading into a matchup against Atlanta next Sunday.

Harty suffered a turf toe injury in Sunday's Week 5 win over the Seahawks, Nick Underhill of NewOrleans.Football reports.

Harty is expected to miss extended time after suffering the injury. In his absence, Marquez Callaway and Taysom Hill could get more involved in the return game.

Eskridge didn't catch his lone target in Sunday's 39-32 loss to the Saints.

Eskridge handled a season-high 25 snaps because Marquise Goodwin (knee) was inactive. Geno Smith threw 25 passes for 268 yards and three touchdowns, but Eskridge was barely utilized in the passing game. Even if Goodwin misses further time, Eskridge won't be a dependable fantasy option.

Claypool secured five of nine targets for 50 yards during the Steelers' 38-3 loss to the Bills on Sunday.

The Steelers' pass catchers saw plenty of work in Week 5 since the team fell behind early, and Claypool racked up a season-high 50 receiving yards while catching passes from rookie quarterback Kenny Pickett. Claypool's nine targets also marked his highest total of the season. While it was encouraging to see the 2020 second-rounder's production in Week 5, he's been inconsistent early in the year, securing 16 of 29 targets for 129 yards while rushing seven times for 47 yards.

Edwards caught his only target for 10 yards during Sunday's 21-15 defeat versus Tampa Bay.

With Kyle Pitts (hamstring) sidelined, Edwards was active for the first time since Week 2 and caught his only target for 10 yards. Atlanta traded for Edwards this offseason, but he's garnered a minimal role to start his Falcons' tenure. If Pitts remains sidelined moving forward, it's possible Edwards gets more involved as a pass catcher behind Drake London and Olamide Zaccheaus, but Atlanta's offense may struggle again when they face San Francisco in Week 6.