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Proche caught his lone target for 14 yards and returned one punt for seven yards during Sunday's loss to the Titans.

The rookie sixth-round pick recorded the first catch of his NFL career during the third quarter, which was his only offensive snap of the contest. Proche's only consistent role for the Ravens is handling punt-return duties.

Boykin wasn't targeted during Sunday's loss to the Titans.

The 24-year-old played 15 offensive snaps and wasn't targeted for the second straight contest. Boykin clearly doesn't have an established role in the offense despite catching seven passes for 75 yards over the first two games of the season.

Powell rushed once for three yards in Sunday's 24-9 loss to the Saints.

Even with Julio Jones missing a big chunk of the game with a hamstring injury, Powell handled just six snaps on offense. His main contributions continue to come on special teams, where he's the Falcons' primary option to return kicks and punts.

Erickson caught his only target for eight yards, rushed once for two yards and returned two punts for 19 yards during Sunday's 20-9 loss to Washington.

The 28-year-old played only five offensive snaps, which is still the most playing time he's seen since Week 4. Erickson is buried on Cincinnati's depth chart at wide receiver, and his primary role continues to be in the return game.

Moore was targeted twice and caught two passes in Thursday's 28-21 win over the Cardinals.

Russell Wilson threw for a season-low 197 yards in this game. Tyler Lockett and DK Metcalf predictably were the focal points of a narrow target tree, as the pair combined for 12 receptions, 113 receiving yards and two touchdowns. Moore was left out of the equation as a result, but he'll have his typical boom-or-bust appeal again in Week 12 against the Eagles.

Pascal caught all three of his targets for 54 yards during Sunday's 34-31 win over the Packers.

The three receptions actually tied for second on the team, with quarterback Philip Rivers completing passes to 11 different Colts during the contest. Pascal's 54 receiving yards also ranked second on the team, trailing only Michael Pittman. Pascal is averaging 3.8 catches for 48 yards over the past five games, but his fantasy value is limited with only one touchdown during that stretch.

Smith-Schuster (toe) was a limited participant in Tuesday's practice, Teresa Varley of the team's official site reports.

The activity represents a step forward for Smith-Schuster, who was listed as a non-participant on Monday's estimated practice report. He would ideally upgrade to full activity in Wednesday's practice and avoid carrying an injury designation into Thursday's game versus Baltimore, but even another limited showing would seemingly put him in good shape to play Week 12.

Duvernay was targeted twice and caught a five-yard pass in Sunday's 30-24 loss to the Titans.

Duvernay started off Week 11 with an impressive 37-yard kick return, and he added a short reception on the second drive of the game. He received his second target of the game late in the third quarter on a deep pass from Lamar Jackson. Duvernay failed to track it, though, and Amani Hooker ended up intercepting the pass. While the rookie third-round pick has shown flashes this year, his fantasy value remains low with no touchdowns and no games with more than 45 receiving yards.

Watson didn't play a snap on offense in Monday's 27-24 loss to the Rams.

While Watson wasn't part of the offensive game plan, he should remain in the lineup after carving out a niche on special teams. The third-year wide receiver leads the team with six special-teams tackles after adding one more in Monday's loss.

Johnson didn't receive a target in Monday's 27-24 loss to the Rams.

Johnson is now operating as the No. 5 receiver with Chris Godwin healthy and Antonio Brown on board. The rookie out of Minnesota logged fewer than 10 snaps on offense for a third straight week and didn't record a reception for a second straight game.