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Perriman will be a limited participant at practice Wednesday due to a shoulder injury, Ethan B. Greenberg of the Jets' official site reports.

The injury is a new one for Perriman, who provided five receptions for 102 yards and two scores while playing all but one of the Jets' offensive snaps in the team's last game Week 9 versus the Patriots. Now that he's carrying an injury following New York's bye week, Perriman status will need to be monitored as Sunday's game against the Chargers approaches.

Ridley (foot) will be a limited participant at practice Wednesday, William McFadden of the Falcons' official site reports.

Interim head coach Raheem Morris noted that he's hopeful that Ridley -- who last suited up Week 8 -- will take part in individual and team work Wednesday, but the wideout still isn't ready to practice fully, even after the Falcons' bye week. He'll look to progress to full activity in advance of Sunday's game against the Saints.

Davis did not haul in any of his three targets during Sunday's 32-30 loss to Arizona.

This marks the second time in three weeks that the fourth-round rookie has been held without a reception, though he did deliver four catches for 70 yards and a touchdown last Sunday against the Seahawks. Dating back to when the Bills took on Kansas City in Week 6, Davis has been held to fewer than 12 receiving yards in four of his five most recent outings. That's a stark drop-off from the 2.6 catches and 37.4 receiving yards per game he produced Weeks 1 through 5. Heading into Buffalo's Week 11 bye, Gabriel remains the clear No. 4 wide receiver behind Stefon Diggs, John Brown (ankle) and Cole Beasley, though it's worth noting that Brown is working through yet another injury.

Duvernay caught all three of his targets for 45 yards Sunday against the Patriots.

The rookie is quietly coming along and getting more involved in the offense. Duvernay played his highest snap share of the season Sunday (55 percent) and has played 99 snaps in three games since the bye compared to Miles Boykin's 75. The rookie is mostly being used on the left side of the formation, mixing between outside and slot duties. Duvernay faces a shaky Tennessee secondary on Sunday.

Boykin was held without a target on 19 snaps Sunday against the Patriots.

The second-year receiver continues to struggle to make an impact. His snap count has fallen precipitously every week since Week 5, and his 29 percent snap share Sunday marked a season-low. Baltimore's offense is dysfunctional of late and has lost some key pieces to injury, which makes it difficult to see a path to fantasy relevance for Boykin when he is playing fewer and fewer snaps every week.

Lockett (knee) didn't participate in Tuesday's practice, Michael-Shawn Dugar of The Athletic reports.

Coach Pete Carroll declared Monday that Lockett picked up "a bit of a knee sprain" during Sunday's loss to the Rams, adding that there is swelling as well. Carroll predicted that Lockett would be a game-time decision for Thursday's clash against the Cardinals, but there's a growing concern about the receiver's status following a consecutive DNP. Getting on the field in some capacity Wednesday will be vital for his chances to play this week. David Moore and Freddie Swain are expected to be the main beneficiaries if Lockett sits out.

McKenzie caught his lone target for two yards while also throwing a 12-yard touchdown pass to Josh Allen during Sunday's 32-30 loss to Arizona.

McKenzie took a reverse-right from Allen with 6:30 to go in the first quarter, throwing the ball back across formation to his quarterback for a catch-and-run that resulted in Buffalo's first points of the afternoon. The Georgia product has just one outing with more than 25 receiving yards on the season, but as evidenced Sunday, he serves a notable gadget role within the Bills offense. McKenzie now has three scores in 2020, including TDs in back-to-back games, as Buffalo heads into its Week 11 bye.

Sims corralled five of six targets for 46 receiving yards during Sunday's 30-27 loss to Detroit.

Sims fumbled on Washington's penultimate drive of the first half, but teammate Cam Sims was able to fall on the loose ball. Week 10 marked Steven's second appearance back from a toe injury that cost him four games, with his impact being much greater Sunday compared to his one-catch, four-yard output in Week 9 against the Giants. Next, Sims will face a Bengals defense that is tied for the third-most receiving touchdowns allowed to opposing wideouts on the season (13).

Wims completed his two-game suspension and was moved to the commissioner's exempt list Tuesday, Brad Biggs of the Chicago Tribune reports.

The 26-year-old is now cleared to rejoin the Bears' active roster, but the team received a roster exemption and has until Thursday to decide whether to clear roster space or cut him. Wims has five receptions for 35 yards and one touchdown in eight games this season.

Coach Kyle Shanahan is hopeful Samuel (hamstring) will be available for the 49ers' next game Sunday, Nov. 29 against the Rams, Nick Wagoner of ESPN.com reports.

As the 49ers enter their Week 11 bye, Samuel has missed six of the team's first 10 games of the season en route to 16 catches (on 22 targets) for 185 yards and one touchdown. If he is able to prove the health of his hamstring and return Week 12, San Francisco's group of wide receivers will be at its healthiest at any point on the campaign.