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Proche was held without a catch on one target Sunday against the Chargers.

Proche's playing time fell off a cliff Sunday, playing five offensive snaps after seeing 47 such snaps in Week 5 against the Colts. Marquise Brown, Rashod Bateman and Devin Duvernay saw the most snaps among Baltimore receivers. It appears Bateman's injection into the lineup could significantly impact Proche's playing time going forward.

Boykin caught his lone target for six yards Sunday against the Chargers.

This was Boykin's second game since returning from injury, and though he was more involved on offense than he was in his debut, he was hardly impactful. He played just four snaps and was targeted once. Baltimore got deeper at receiver this past week with Rashod Bateman's debut, so playing time may continue to be hard to come by for Boykin.

Duvernay caught two of three targets for 15 yards and added an 11-yard rush against the Chargers.

Duvernay played 87 percent of the offensive snaps in Week 5 and saw his playing time dwindle to 50 percent Sunday, which is in line with his season average and makes the Indianapolis game look like an outlier. He is up to 12 catches for 119 yards and a score on 19 targets this season, and now that Rashod Bateman is healthy, Duvernay may have a difficult time playing more than 50 percent of the snaps on a given week.

Brown caught four of five targets for 35 yards against the Chargers.

Baltimore's passing game was held in check to the tune of 167 yards Sunday. Brown's target volume tied a season-low with five, though he caught nearly everything thrown his way at an efficient clip. The Ravens face the Bengals at home in a big AFC North showdown Sunday.

Pringle reeled in all three of his targets for 55 yards during Sunday's game versus Washington.

Pringle has drawn three or more targets just one other time this season and has finished with more than 25 receiving yards just twice all season. He did see a season-high 40 percent of the offensive snaps this week but can't be counted on to put up consistent numbers going forward.

Robinson finished with three catches for 46 yards and a touchdown on a season-high six targets Sunday versus Washington.

Robinson now has two lines of 3-46-1 on the year, with the first coming in Week 2 against Baltimore. Unfortunately, Week 2 and Sunday are the only two times through six weeks Robinson has more than two catches. He's also finished with 17 or fewer yards and hasn't scored in any of the other four weeks, so he's not a wideout who can be counted on to produce consistently moving forward.

Coach Kevin Stefanski said Beckham (shoulder) may play Thursday against the Broncos, Mary Kay Cabot of The Cleveland Plain Dealer reports.

Beckham was listed as a non-participant on Monday's practice estimate, and Stefanski wasn't sure whether the wide receiver would be out there Tuesday, either. With Jarvis Landry (knee) inching closer to being activated from IR -- he has a chance to return Thursday -- the Browns finally may have their top two wide receivers available for the first time since Week 2. Their respective statuses likely will depend on what they're able to do on the field Tuesday and Wednesday.

Moore tallied three carries for 10 yards, three catches (on four targets) for 16 yards, two punt returns for eight yards and one kick return for 23 yards during Sunday's 37-14 win in Cleveland.

Moore has slowly but surely built up his offensive snap count as his rookie campaign has gone on, culminating with a season-high 58 percent share Week 6. Still, he ranked fourth in the category among Cardinals wide receivers behind A.J. Green (91), DeAndre Hopkins (89) and Christian Kirk (85). Moore's six touches fall smack dab in the middle of his range to date (3-to-8) and just above his 5.5 per game. With so few looks, he has to make the most of them on a weekly basis, making it difficult to know when exactly he'll pop.

Dorsett reverted to Seattle's practice squad Monday, per the NFL's official transactions report.

Dorsett secured his only target for three yards during Sunday night's loss to Pittsburgh. He's appeared in two games with the Seahawks this season, in addition to one contest with Jacksonville.

Pettis reverted to the Giants' practice squad Monday, per the NFL's official transactions report.

Pettis reverting to the practice squad is an automatic transaction after he was elevated for Sunday's loss to the Rams. Versus Los Angeles, Pettis secured five of 11 targets for 48 yards, benefiting from increased volume due to the team's normal starting wideouts. He also recorded one tackle when a pass intended for him was intercepted.