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Harris grabbed all four of his targets for 24 yards in the Saints' 27-13 win over the 49ers on Sunday.

The Saints' quarterbacks managed just 139 yards on the afternoon, with 83 of them going to Alvin Kamara, leaving little else to go around. Still, it was surprising to see Harris finish ahead of Emmanuel Sanders and Jared Cook in the receiving column. Harris entered the day with a 15-160-1 receiving line across his previous seven games.

Smith-Schuster recorded nine receptions on 13 targets for 77 yards and a touchdown in Week 10 against the Bengals.

Smith-Schuster led the team with 13 targets, the second time he's surpassed 10 in his last four contests. He didn't turn that opportunity into a massive yardage total, though he still recorded receptions of 24 and 12 yards. Smith-Schuster also found the end zone for the fifth time this season, slipping free from coverage for an eight-yard catch halfway through the second quarter. After a slow start to the season, Smith-Schuster has topped 65 yards in each of his last four games, and he'll draw an exploitable matchup against the Jaguars in Week 12.

Renfrow caught both of his targets for 30 receiving yards, adding three punt-return attempts for 20 yards during Sunday's 37-12 win against the Broncos.

Renfrow hauled in a 25-yard reception on Las Vegas' opening drive of the afternoon, and he also had an electrifying 29-yard punt return called off because of a holding penalty on teammate Keisean Nixon. The Clemson product added a 16-yard punt return that would stand, rounding out a solid day on special teams. It was a quiet afternoon from the second-year man on the offensive side, as was the case for the entire Raiders passing-catching group, with zero touchdowns being scored via the air and no players exceeding 40 receiving yards. A Week 11 matchup with the defending champion Chiefs calls for a more pass-heavy game script.

Johnson recorded six receptions on 11 targets for 116 yards and one touchdown in Week 10 against the Bengals.

Johnson was one of three Steelers receivers to see double-digit targets, though he far outgained both JuJu Smith-Schuster and Chase Claypool. Johnson provided several explosive receptions, including gains of 46, 18 and 17 yards. In addition, Johnson snagged his fourth touchdown of the season on a 12-yard slant route late in the first quarter. Johnson has seen at least 10 targets in five of his nine contests this season and will draw a favorable matchup against the Jaguars in Week 11.

Bourne caught four of five targets for 26 yards during Sunday's 27-13 loss to the Saints.

Bourne finished third on the team in both targets and receptions, though his average of 6.5 yards per catch was nothing to write home about. He was on the reserve/COVID-19 list in the days leading up to the game, but he displayed no ill effects after taking the last couple of weeks to recuperate. Bourne will now rest up over the bye before taking on the Rams November 29th, when his role could diminish if Deebo Samuel (hamstring) is cleared to return.

Miller brought in his only target for four yards in the Buccaneers' 46-23 win over the Panthers on Sunday.

With the receiving corps at full health, Miller understandably struggled to garner Tom Brady's attention in the blowout win. The second-year speedster now has just two receptions for 14 yards on four targets in the two games he's played since Antonio Brown usurped him for the No. 3 wideout role, a worrisome sign for Miller's fantasy prospects moving forward.

Boyd recorded six receptions on eight targets for 41 yards in Week 10 against the Steelers.

Boyd finished second on the team with eight targets but tallied his lowest yardage total since Week 1. While he converted a high percentage of his opportunities into receptions, he managed only catch of greater than 10 yards. Even with this disappointing performance, Boyd continues to showcase a very high floor as he has at least four receptions in every game this season. He'll draw another tough matchup in Week 11 against a Washington defense that has effectively limited opposing pass-catchers this season.

Patrick reeled in four of six targets for 61 receiving yards during Sunday's 37-12 loss to the Raiders. He and Las Vegas cornerback Isaiah Johnson were ejected in the fourth quarter for throwing punches.

Despite the early exit, Patrick concluded the divisional loss sitting in a four-way tie for the team lead in receptions, producing his greatest receiving output since posting back-to-back 100-yard performances Weeks 4 and 6 against the Jets and Patriots. With Courtland Sutton (knee) set to remain on IR for the rest of the 2020 campaign, Patrick stands as the No. 2 wideout for Denver heading into a Week 11 matchup against Miami's 21st-ranked pass defense. That's only so long as the league doesn't issue additional discipline for Sunday's incident.

Claypool recorded four receptions on 10 targets for 56 yards and two touchdowns in Week 10 against the Bengals.

Claypool wasn't particularly efficient with his targets, as he converted only one of his first five opportunities into a reception. However, he continued to use his big frame to excel near the goal line, leaping over a defender for an 11-yard touchdown late in the third quarter. He followed that up with another score on the next drive, working over the middle and diving into the end zone for a two-yard touchdown. Despite relatively modest yardage totals, Claypool now has nine total touchdowns on the season and has commanded double-digit targets in consecutive games. He'll face an exploitable Jaguars' secondary in Week 11.

Jeudy caught four of his eight targets for 68 receiving yards during Sunday's 37-12 loss to the Raiders.

Jeudy was able to shake off a shoulder injury sustained during Week 9 and resume his midseason emergence. The Alabama product has exceeded 65 receiving yards in three consecutive outings after never once reaching that mark over his first six career appearances. The No. 15 pick from April's draft has attracted a robust workload of 10.7 targets per game over his past three outings, as he now heads into a Week 11 matchup against the Dolphins. During a Sunday afternoon win against the Chargers, Miami did not allow a single player to exceed 40 receiving yards.