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Bachman reverted to the Giants' practice squad Monday.

Bachman played five special-teams snaps and none on offense. He didn't register any statistics.

Baker reverted to New Orleans' practice squad Monday.

Baker played eight snaps, all on special teams. He didn't put up any other statistics.

Merritt reverted to the Dolphins' practice squad Monday.

Merritt played eight snaps on special teams in Sunday's loss to the Titans. He didn't put up any other stats, though.

Powell reverted to the Rams' practice squad Monday.

Powell played 11 snaps on special teams. He returned one kick and one punt for exactly 18 yards each.

Miller was active but did not log a snap in the Buccaneers' 28-24 win over the Jets on Sunday.

Miller's status as a non-participant in the offense only further solidifies how far he's apparently fallen in the wideout hierarchy for the Buccaneers. Tampa Bay will be down yet another pass catcher once Antonio Brown is eventually cut, but it remains to be seen if that development will actually translate to any meaningful action for Miller, even in the relatively meaningless Week 18 finale versus the Panthers.

Johnson reverted to the Las Vegas practice squad Monday.

Johnson has been active in each of the Raiders' last four games. He played three snaps on offense and seven on special teams in Week 17, returning two kicks for a total of 43 yards.

Edwards was unable to haul in either of his two targets during Sunday's 23-20 win over the Colts.

Edwards was dealt a full workload with 46 offensive snaps in his return from the reserve/COVID-19 list, but the second-year receiver was overshadowed by Zay Jones and Hunter Renfrow, who combined for 15 total catches on 19 targets for 196 yards and a touchdown. Not only has Jones' rapport with quarterback Derek Carr sharpened in recent weeks, but tight end Darren Waller (knee/back/illness) also has a legitimate chance to return to the lineup against the Chargers, so Edwards' target share may remain limited in the Raiders' regular-season finale.

Claypool caught three of nine targets for 17 yards in Monday night's 26-14 win over the Browns.

Claypool has only seen more targets in one game this season, yet his production was restricted on a night quarterback Ben Roethlisberger averaged just 2.7 yards per attempt. The wideout has managed barely 23 receiving yards per game across his last three appearances, slowing down as the campaign's finish line approaches. With only one touchdown all year to boot, Claypool will strive to reverse his fortunes in Week 18 versus the Ravens.

Peoples-Jones caught three of five targets for 76 yards in Monday night's 26-14 loss to the Steelers.

Peoples-Jones led the Browns in receiving yards thanks to a game-long, 39-yard reception in the second half. That play helped set up a David Njoku touchdown, and Peoples-Jones trailed only Jarvis Landry's and Njoku's four receptions on the night for the Browns. Having shown a penchant for occasional splash plays this season, Peoples-Jones will strive to make a similar impact in Week 18 versus the Bengals, a team he scored a 60-yard touchdown against earlier this season.

Perriman hauled in two of three targets for 41 yards in the Buccaneers' 28-24 win over the Jets on Sunday.

Perriman logged a 32-yard grab, the second longest of the day for Tampa Bay, against one of his old squads, but his afternoon was fairly uneventful overall. However, that may not be the case in Week 18 and the postseason, as Antonio Brown's expected departure will potentially bump Perriman up all the way to the No. 2 receiver role.