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Moore caught two of four passes for 65 yards and a touchdown in Monday's 37-30 win over the Vikings.

Moore let a pass slip through his hands in the end zone during the third quarter, but he atoned for the mistake on the next drive, burning Xavier Rhodes on a go route for a 60-yard score. The third-year pro has always had jets -- he recorded eight plays of 20 or more yards in 2018 -- but he's seem his role decrease with DK Metcalf in the fold. While the increased looks are intriguing, it's tough to depend on Moore for fantasy purposes, as he's generated just 13 receptions over 10 games

Treadwell secured one of two targets for a 58-yard touchdown in the Vikings' 37-30 loss to the Seahawks on Monday.

The oft-maligned 2016 first-round pick was able to garner only his second career touchdown thanks to busted coverage down the right sideline in the fourth quarter. Treadwell's two best performances of the year have come since Adam Thielen (hamstring) initially got hurt, but that still hasn't amounted to much -- he has only six catches on 10 targets for 127 yards over the last six games. Treadwell could have a minor role in the passing game once again in Week 14 against the Lions if Thielen misses a fourth consecutive contest.

Lockett didn't haul in any of his three targets during Monday's 37-30 win over the Vikings.

Lockett was held catchless for the first time since Week 11 of the 2017 season. Instead, DK Metcalf and Jacob Hollister both corralled six passes each for 75 and 44 yards, respectively. This is Lockett's second straight dud following last week's 38-yard effort. It's fair to worry whether he is hampered by the shin injury he sustained Week 10 against the 49ers, as he only practiced once in the week leading up to this contest. However, we can just as easily chalk it up to how Lockett is typically a boom-or-bust receiver. The 27-year-old wideout will look to get back on track in Week 14 against the Rams.

Diggs secured four of nine targets for 25 yards in the Vikings' 37-30 loss to the Seahawks on Monday. He also rushed once for 27 yards.

Diggs was once again the recipient of plenty of extra defensive attention with Adam Thielen (hamstring) sidelined for the third straight game, and he was the intended receiver on a Kirk Cousins interception on the first play of the fourth quarter. Diggs was coming off a five-catch, 121-yard, one-touchdown effort versus the Broncos before the Week 12 bye, but his yardage tally Monday was his third lowest of the campaign. Diggs will hope to have his teammate back to draw some coverage away in a Week 14 divisional battle against the Lions.

Metcalf caught six of seven targets for 75 yards in Monday's 37-30 win over the Vikings. He also lost a fumble.

On the team's second drive, Metcalf nearly notched his first touchdown since Week 9 but was stopped on the one-yard line, setting up Chris Carson to vulture the score. Unfortunately, Metcalf's night also featured the blemish of his third lost fumble of the year during the fourth quarter, which led to a Vikings score to make it a one-possession game. The Seahawks hung on though, and the rookie second-rounder managed to record 70-plus yards for the third time in four games. Metcalf will look to carry that momentum into Week 14's clash against the Rams.

Patrick was unable to haul in either of his targets during Sunday's 23-20 win over the Chargers.

Patrick looked like a legitimate WR2 in Week 11, but has just three yards in his last two games. A lot of that can be attributed to a miserable overall offensive performance Week 12 and some very conservative play-calling in the second half versus the Chargers, but it obviously costs Patrick his luster. The Drew Lock Era has begun, and things should only improve as Lock gains comfort in the offense and his receivers, but you should probably wait to see Patrick have a nice game with Lock before considering him. After a tough test against the Chargers, the Broncos get the Texans' 28th-ranked pass defense Sunday.

Hollins saw just seven offensive snaps in Sunday's loss to Miami.

Hollins is a clear fifth on the depth chart, as J.J. Arcega-Whiteside and Greg Ward each saw at least 27 snaps on offense. The former Tarheel is mostly a special-teams player right now.

Ward caught one of his three targets for five yards in Sunday's 37-31 loss to the Dolphins.

Ward saw a drop from seven targets the previous week with a healthier Eagles receiving corps. Still, he finished third among receivers with 29 snaps, two ahead of J.J. Arcega-Whiteside. The Eagles have another enticing matchup on deck with the Giants in Week 14.

Arcega-Whiteside caught one of his two targets for a 15-yard touchdown in Sunday's 37-31 loss to Miami.

Arcega-Whiteside's first career score put the Eagles up 21-14 at the end of the first half. Despite the play, the rookie would not see a target in the second half. Coach Doug Pederson touted the Stanford product's role in the offense earlier in the week, yet he played two fewer snaps than Greg Ward's 29 while seeing one fewer target.

Sherfield played one snap on offense and 11 special-teams plays during Sunday's 34-7 loss to the Rams.

Aside from downing a punt in the third quarter, Sherfield didn't make an appearance on the official play-by-play chart. While he's been active for all 12 of the Cardinals' contests this season, he's also put up zeroes in the box score in every outing aside from a four-game stretch Weeks 4 through 7. With offensive snaps difficult to come by, Sherfield's output has therefore been minimal.