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Perriman caught two of four targets for 54 yards and a touchdown during Sunday's 34-28 loss to the Chargers.

Nearly all of Perriman's production came on a 49-yard touchdown catch and run in the third quarter. The score gives him three in his last two games and he has surpassed 50 receiving yards in three of his last four. Perriman has connected well with Joe Flacco in the absence of Sam Darnold (shoulder), but the latter could return next Sunday against the Dolphins, which could dampen Perriman's fantasy outlook. Considering Miami boasts a surprisingly effective defensive unit, Perriman could struggle to continue his recent success regardless of who is under center.

Patrick caught five of eight targets for 119 yards in Sunday's 20-13 win over the Dolphins.

Most of his production came on the final play of the game, when on fourth down the Broncos elected to run out the clock with a play and it turned into a 61-yard reception for Patrick. It's the third time this season he's topped 100 receiving yards in a game, and he continues to see steady target volume heading into Week 12's clash with the Saints.

Jeudy caught three of eight targets for 37 yards in Sunday's 20-13 win over the Dolphins.

While the rookie tied Tim Patrick for the team lead in targets, Jeudy wasn't able to do much with his volume. He's still seen at least eight targets in four straight games and six of 10 to begin his NFL career, but he'll likely need to do more with his chances in Week 12 if the Broncos have hopes of upsetting the Saints.

Claypool caught four of eight targets for 59 receiving yards and a touchdown during Sunday's 27-3 win against Jacksonville.

JuJu Smith-Schuster suffered a toe injury Sunday, and though the team indicated he could have returned to the contest in a pinch, he was ultimately rested late in the game as Pittsburgh carried a substantial lead. That development opened up additional opportunities for the rookie out of Notre Dame, as he came down with his third TD catch of the past two weeks. Claypool's TD production is a key reason for why he's planted his name in the Offensive Rookie of the Year discussion, as he already has 10 scores (eight receiving, two rushing) on the season with six games still to play. A Week 12 matchup against Baltimore hampers expectations, as the Ravens are allowing the eighth-fewest yards per target to opposing wideouts on the year (7.8).

Williams caught four of seven targets for 72 yards and a touchdown during Sunday's 34-28 win over the Jets.

Williams created one of the highlights of the game in the second quarter when he caught a pass across the middle and broke through defenders before racing for a 39-yard touchdown. He has now surpassed 70 yards in four of the last six games and has four touchdowns in that span. Williams seems to be developing beyond the feast-or-famine label he had earned over the last few seasons thanks to his improving rapport with Justin Herbert, and the duo will have a chance to continue its recent success in next Sunday's matchup with the Bills.

Parker caught six of nine targets for 61 yards and a touchdown in Sunday's 20-13 loss to the Broncos.

His three-yard grab late in the first quarter gave the Dolphins an early lead, but it was the only TD they would score on the afternoon. Parker led Miami in catches, targets and receiving yards, and he remains the team's clear No. 1 wideout heading into Week 12's clash with a Jets defense that just got torched by the Chargers' passing attack.

Cobb (toe) is expected to sit out Thursday's game against the Lions, Aaron Wilson of the Houston Chronicle reports.

Cobb had an MRI on his injured toe Sunday, and the results suggest the veteran slot receiver will likely miss his team's Week 12 tilt. Keke Coutee, who scored a touchdown after Cobb's departure in Sunday's win over the Patriots, will fill in for Cobb in the slot. Fellow Texans wideout Kenny Stills (quadriceps) got more encouraging news, as he hasn't been ruled out for his team's Thanksgiving Day tilt.

Chark secured four of eight targets for 41 receiving yards during Sunday's 27-3 loss to Pittsburgh.

Chark exploded with seven catches for 146 yards and a touchdown in quarterback Jake Luton's first start Week 9 against the Texans, but he's produced a tempered eight receptions for 97 yards in two outings since. Despite the offensive struggles, exemplified by just one total passing TD for the Jaguars between Weeks 10 and 11, Chark remains the clear No. 1 receiving option. The 24-year-old has averaged 8.2 targets per game since Week 4. Jacksonville will next prepare for a home test against Cleveland on Sunday.

Allen caught 16 of 19 targets for 145 yards and a touchdown during Sunday's 34-28 win over the Jets. He also lost a fumble.

Allen was blanketed with targets and tied a franchise record for receptions in a single game. He averaged just 9.1 yards per reception but produced an excellent yardage total through sheer volume and found the end zone in the third quarter to extend his touchdown streak to four consecutive games. This monster performance was especially promising after Allen was held in check a bit in his previous outing, and his rapport with Justin Herbert seems to be growing despite some inconsistency over the last few weeks. He will look to build on this effort next Sunday against a Bills defense that has been surprisingly susceptible to opposing wideouts this season.

Cole caught two of his five targets for 26 receiving yards during Sunday's 27-3 loss to the Steelers.

Cole enjoyed a huge outing last week in Green Bay, logging five catches for 47 yards and a touchdown while adding the longest punt-return TD (91 yards) in Jaguars history. This time around he wasn't capable of making nearly the same impact, as his quarterback Jake Luton labored to 151 yards through the air with a 0:4 TD:INT. Cole's offerings in fantasy have been inconsistent, as he has five different games this season with 100-plus receiving yards or a touchdown, but also three appearances with two or fewer catches and under 30 receiving yards. Those three subpar outings have all come in his past four games. Next, Jacksonville plays host to a Browns defense that allowed two different Eagles -- Dallas Goedert and Richard Rodgers -- to go for 45-plus receiving yards and a touchdown Sunday.