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Moore caught one of two targets for 31 yards and added a four-yard run during Sunday's 17-9 win over Philadelphia.

Moore hauled in a 31-yard shot from Russell Wilson early in the second quarter, and that catch alone accounted for more yards than the third-year wideout had in all but one other game this year. Moore has put together an impressive 15.5 yards per catch this season, but has only two games with multiple catches. Next up in Week 13 is a middle-of-the-road Vikings pass defense.

Boykin caught both of his targets for 54 yards during Monday's 45-6 win over the Rams.

Boykin really got going late in Monday night's game, with the Ravens comfortably ahead and Robert Griffin III in at quarterback. With the Ravens continuing the press the gas pedal on third and long, Griffin lobbed one down the sideline to Boykin for a 39-yard gain. Monday's performance snapped a three-game catchless streak for the rookie. He's flashed big-play potential with an impressive 16.8 yards per catch average, but the Ravens' tight-end focused, run-heavy attack has made opportunities scarce. Next up is a very tough test against the league's top-ranked pass defense, the 49ers.

Harris was limited in Tuesday's practice, Luke Johnson of The New Orleans Times-Picayune reports.

Harris has been credited with two straight limited practices this week in what is a good sign for his availability for Thursday. On the other hand, he has already missed two games with the issue and is looking at a third if he can't ramp up his participation level Wednesday.

Foster (hamstring) was a limited practice participant Tuesday.

Foster kicked off Week 13 prep as a DNP on Monday's estimated injury report, so his upgrade to some activity is a step in the right direction. He'll look to progress further Wednesday with an eye on suiting up for Thursday's game at Dallas. If he's unable to play, Andre Roberts and even Duke Williams would be in line for some work on offense.

Agholor (knee) hopes to be available for Sunday's game in Miami, Martin Frank of The Delaware News Journal reports.

With Agholor and Alshon Jeffery (ankle) on the inactive list this past Sunday against the Seahawks, the Eagles were left with J.J. Arcega-Whiteside, Jordan Matthews, Greg Ward and Mack Hollins at wide receiver. The quartet combined for 11 receptions (on 18 targets) for 110 yards. The team waived Matthews on Monday and have yet to reinforce the position, so there may be some confidence in-house that Agholor and/or Jeffery will return Week 13. Wednesday's injury report will reveal how many, if any, reps Agholor is able to handle.

Thielen (hamstring) took part in Tuesday's practice, Chris Tomasson of the St. Paul Pioneer Press reports.

After injuring his right hamstring Week 7, Thielen attempted to return Week 9 at Kansas City but lasted just seven offensive snaps before leaving the contest for good. He proceeded to focus on rehab rather than practice over the Vikings' ensuing two games, and with the benefit of the team's Week 12 bye, he appears to have made significant progress in his recovery. Tuesday's session was informal, though, so his activity level won't become clear until the release of Wednesday's injury report.

Jones caught two passes on as many targets for five yards in Sunday's 34-3 loss to the Jets.

Jones has averaged a healthy 45.6 offensive snaps played per game since joining the Raiders, but he's failed to see more than three targets in a single contest. That all could change moving forward, however, as No. 2 receiver Hunter Renfrow is looking at an extended absence after suffering a broken rib and punctured lung during Sunday's blowout loss. While Jones becomes a candidate for increased involvement in the aerial attack, the Raiders have an intriguing matchup against a beatable Chiefs secondary in Week 13.

Foster (hamstring) is expected to practice on a limited basis Tuesday, Chris Brown of the Bills' official site reports.

That's an improvement from his DNP on the practice estimation from Monday's walkthrough, following Foster's departure during Sunday's win over the Broncos. The fact that Foster's 1-24-0 line was his best total of the season tells you all you need to know about his value following last year's breakthrough rookie season, and the biggest fantasy implication his status for Thursday's game in Dallas would create is whether a potential absence would mean Duke Williams gets a chance to suit up again.

Reynolds played just 30 of 54 offensive snaps and caught both of his targets for eight yards during Monday's 45-6 loss to Baltimore.

With Brandin Cooks (concussion) and Robert Woods (personal) back in action, Reynolds was relegated to No. 4 on the wide receiver depth chart, and his playing time also dropped. The third-year wideout posted admirable numbers -- especially considering the team's recent offensive struggles -- over the previous three games with nine receptions for 177 yards and a touchdown. The mini-surge reaffirms Reynolds' ability to move the needle when given an opportunity, but that window may be closed with the Rams receiving corps back at full strength.

Snead caught two of three targets for 14 yards and two touchdowns in Monday night's 45-6 win over the Rams.

Snead's receptions were duplicates of each other, as they both came from seven yards out and ended in pay dirt. Those scores marked Snead's first touchdowns since the first month of this season, doubling his total tally to four. Considering his last four stat lines have been nearly identical aside from Monday's touchdowns, Snead's upside remains relatively restricted.