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Moore caught 11 passes for 51 yards on 11 targets against Seattle on Sunday.

You won't see a box score like that very often. The high target count and the high catch rate occurred at the expense of the yardage potential, and the Seahawks did a decent job tracking Moore down after his many catches, but they couldn't quite stop him off the line and it allowed Colt McCoy to make Moore a high-volume checkdown option. The Cardinals' pass-catcher rotation is rather crowded, with Christian Kirk and Zach Ertz in particular competing against Moore for targets in the middle of the field, but at multiple points this year Moore has shown the ability to produce when he does get usage.

Harris caught two of five targets for 11 yards during Sunday's 40-29 loss to Philadelphia.

Harris again ran as the No. 3 receiver behind Tre'Quan Smith and Marquez Callaway. The Saints tried to hit him deep on more than one occasion, but the absence of the New Orleans' starting left and right tackles made it hard for some passing plays to develop. While it's possible he could break one loose in any given game -- like he did in Week 1 and Week 5 -- Harris will remain a dart throw in most fantasy formats entering a Week 12 matchup with Buffalo.

Reynolds saw three targets but did not record a catch during Sunday's 13-10 loss to Cleveland.

The bright side is that Reynolds has immediately ascended to the top of Detroit's depth chart after being claimed off waivers less than two weeks ago, logging 41 of 46 offensive snaps and seeing three of the eight targets that were directed to wide receivers. The flip side is that no Detroit receiver was productive with backup Tim Boyle under center, and it didn't help that Reynolds also dropped a pass, committed an offensive pass interference penalty and displayed questionable effort on more than one occasion. While things should improve as Reynolds gets more acquainted with his new team, the Lions passing offense could again be hamstrung by Boyles' ineptitude if Jared Goff (ribs) remains sidelined in Week 12 against Chicago.

Berrios failed to catch his only target in Sunday's 24-17 loss to Miami.

Berrios rarely features on offense but has a prominent role on special teams. He returned two punts for 28 yards and added a 31-yard kickoff return.

Cole failed to catch his only target in Sunday's 24-17 loss to Miami.

With Elijah Moore grabbing the starting spot opposite Corey Davis by the horns with his recent production and Jamison Crowder locked in as the slot receiver, Cole has seen sparse usage of late. His role is unlikely to change as long as New York's top three wide receivers are healthy.

St. Brown secured four of four targets for 18 yards during Sunday's 13-10 loss to the Browns.

St. Brown literally accounted for 100 percent of Detroit's wide receiver production, as the remainder of Tim Boyle's 77 passing yards went to tight ends. If Jared Goff (ribs) remains sidelined in Week 12 against Chicago, there's no receiver on Detroit who can confidently be used in fantasy lineups.

Raymond failed to catch his lone target during Sunday's 13-10 loss to Cleveland.

On a dreary day in Cleveland, Raymond wasn't able to get anything going with backup quarterback Tim Boyle, who was replacing Jared Goff (ribs) for at least one week. If Goff remains out in Week 12 against Chicago, Raymond won't be anywhere on the fantasy radar, though he is hardly anything more than an afterthought with Goff under center anyway.

Davis caught three of seven targets for 35 yards in Sunday's 24-17 loss to Miami.

Davis and Joe Flacco weren't on the same page, as Flacco found most of his success throwing to Elijah Moore, who finished with eight catches for 141 yards and a touchdown. If Zach Wilson (knee) makes his return in Week 12 against Houston as expected, Davis would be the biggest beneficiary in New York's passing game, as he was easily the rookie quarterback's favorite target when Wilson was healthy.

Valdes-Scantling had four receptions on 10 targets for 123 yards and a touchdown in Sunday's 34-31 loss to the Vikings.

Valdes-Scantling moved into the starting lineup with Allen Lazard (shoulder) missing the contest. The 27-year-old took full advantage of the opportunity, breaking off a 75-yard touchdown while nearly matching his total season output in just one game. Lazard's status for Week 12 is still up in the air, so Valdes-Scantling could get another start alongside Davante Adams against the Rams. That scenario could result in another high-usage game for MVS if the latter has to deal with Jalen Ramsey.

Boyd left Sunday's game at Las Vegas in the fourth quarter to receive an IV.

Boyd was gimpy coming off the field, after which trainers evaluated him on the sideline before taking him to the locker room, per Charlie Goldsmith of The Cincinnati Enquirer. Prior to his departure, Boyd was the busiest Bengals receiver, turning a team-high eight targets into six catches for 49 yards while also adding 14 yards on one carry. Considering he'll have an entire week to rest up before Cincy's next game Sunday, Nov. 28 against the Steelers, he likely will be good to go Week 12, though he may have some practice limitations in the coming days. He was able to do a post-game press conference, in which Boyd clarified he was just cramping, per Charlie Goldsmith of The Cincinnati Enquirer, so his availability moving forward is unlikely to be impacted.