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Brown caught three of five targets for 38 yards in Sunday's 24-10 win over the Colts.

Lamar Jackson only needed to attempt 23 passes on the afternoon, and while Brown did tie Mark Andrews for the team lead in targets, the modest volume didn't translate into much production. Brown has managed only an 8-98-1 line on 13 targets over the last three games combined, and he'll face another tough matchup in Week 10 against the Patriots, especially if Stephon Gilmore (knee) is able to return to action.

Pittman secured four of seven targets for 56 yards in the Colts' 24-10 loss to the Ravens on Sunday.

Pittman was much more involved in his second game back from injured reserve, as he'd managed just one catch for six yards over 45 snaps Week 8. His receiving yardage led the Colts on the afternoon, while his reception tally tied for second with T.Y. Hilton (groin) out of action and Jack Doyle leaving the game in the first quarter with a concussion. Pittman will look to build on Sunday's improved numbers in a Thursday night Week 10 road battle versus the Titans, a game that both Hilton and Doyle could be hard-pressed to return for.

McLaurin corralled seven of eight targets for 115 receiving yards and a touchdown during Sunday's 23-20 loss to the Giants.

McLaurin concluded the NFC East battle as the game's leading receiver, though J.D. McKissic outpaced him in targets by six. The Ohio State product has been incredibly reliable in fantasy despite inconsistent quarterback play, as McLaurin has exceeded 60 receiving yards in seven of his eight outings this season. Volume has also remained steady, with McLaurin attracting at least seven targets in every one of his appearances thus far in 2020. Washington faces a Detroit defense in Week 10 that allowed multiple receptions to five different receivers Sunday in a loss to Minnesota, surrendering a total of 220 passing yards and three TDs through the air.

Conley caught seven of eight targets for 52 yards during Sunday's 27-25 loss to the Texans.

Conley finished second on the team in all major receiving categories, topping 50 receiving yards for the second time this season. He did little of note outside his long gain of 21 yards but still displayed a solid rapport with replacement quarterback Jake Luton. While Luton is expected to start again next Sunday against the Packers and could continue to look Conley's way, the wideout shouldn't be considered a reliable fantasy option until he proves otherwise.

Chark caught seven of 12 targets for 146 yards and a touchdown during Sunday's 27-25 loss to the Texans.

Chark made a huge impact early in the game with a 73-yard touchdown catch and run to get his team on the board. The big play accounted for half his yardage output on the day, but he still came through with some other notable gains en route to a new season high in that department. Chark's outburst was especially surprising considering Jake Luton was making his first career start under center, and the duo will look to build on this productive effort next Sunday in an effort to keep up with the high-scoring Packers.

Moore secured two of three targets for 18 yards in the Panthers' 33-31 loss to the Chiefs on Sunday.

Moore was a forgotten man in the passing game despite Teddy Bridgewater putting the ball up 49 times, leading to the receiver's second straight underwhelming effort. Moore now has back-back two-catch tallies, while his target count Sunday qualified as his lowest of the campaign. The return of Christian McCaffrey, who drew 10 targets, played a part in Moore's downturn in involvement Sunday, and with the star back having suffered a rib injury in the closing seconds of the contest, it's possible the third-year wideout enjoys a more expanded role Week 10 against the Buccaneers.

Anderson brought in nine of 13 targets for 63 yards in the Panthers' 33-31 loss to the Chiefs on Sunday.

Anderson saw his usual hefty workload in the Panthers passing game, one that saw him draw a team- and season-high number of targets. The fifth-year pro also tied his season best for receptions, further cementing his status as Teddy Bridgewater's top target in a game that marked the return of Christian McCaffrey (ribs) to action. In Week 10, Anderson will look to put together another productive performance at the expense of a Buccaneers team against whom he posted 109 yards on nine receptions back in Week 2.

Brown recorded four receptions on nine targets for 101 yards and a touchdown in Week 9 against the Bears.

Brown wasn't able to convert a high rate of his targets into catches, but he made the most of his opportunity with the ball in his hand. He was responsible for three of the team's five biggest gains, including receptions of 38 and 17 yards. However, Brown's biggest play of the contest came on a deep 40-yard pass down the left sideline for his sixth touchdown of the season. Brown has now found the end zone in five consecutive games, a streak he'll look to keep intact in a Week 10 matchup against the Colts.

Lockett caught four of seven targets for 40 yards in the 44-34 loss to the Bills on Sunday.

Lockett typically flourishes when Russell Wilson is under heavy pressure, finding holes in the defense that Wilson can pick apart. Wilson was under siege Sunday, but instead, Lockett watched DK Metcalf secure seven receptions for 108 yards and a touchdown. Lockett now has produced fewer than 45 yards and no touchdowns in four of the last five games, although he snuck in a 15-200-3 effort in Week 7 against the Cardinals. He's starting to become a boom-or-bust player, and next week's matchup against a Rams defense allowing 197.1 passing yards per game (second in the league) will make it difficult for him to get back on track.

Diggs caught nine of 12 targets for 118 yards during Sunday's 44-34 win over the Seahawks.

Diggs led the team in targets, catches and receiving yardage, as he topped the 100-yard mark for the first time since Week 5. He didn't break off many long gains, with his game-long catch going for 25 yards. However, he consistently beat the porous Seattle secondary en route to another productive performance. Diggs is averaging an excellent 90.3 receiving yards per game this season and will look to add to his impressive numbers next Sunday against the Cardinals.