NFL Player News

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.

Cooks caught two of four targets for 32 yards in Monday night's 45-6 loss to the Ravens. He also rushed once for one yard.

The receiver returned from his latest concussion, and despite Robert Woods (personal) also re-entering the lineup, the Rams struggled mightily on offense. For his part, Cooks made a nice sideline grab during the first half, but he finished behind Woods, Cooper Kupp and tight end Tyler Higbee in targets on the night. Although Cooks skewered his next opponent, the Cardinals, for a season-high 159 yards in Week 2 last year, Los Angeles' uneven recent form casts uncertainty over his fantasy stock.

Woods caught six of nine targets for 97 yards in Monday night's 45-6 loss to the Ravens.

Woods returned to the lineup after missing Week 11 for personal reasons, and he went on to lead the Rams in receiving. In fact, he registered at least 60 more yards than any of his teammates, even though Cooper Kupp's 10 targets topped his tally. Thanks to a season-long reception of 38 yards Monday, Woods has now gone for at least 80 yards in three of his last four outings, putting him in fine form ahead of this Sunday's matchup against the Cardinals. That being said, he's still yet to catch a touchdown this season, hurting his overall upside.

Brown caught five of seven targets for 42 yards and two touchdowns in Monday night's 45-6 win over the Rams.

Brown and quarterback Lamar Jackson got clicking early, as they teamed up for touchdowns on back-to-back drives to start the game. The rookie first scored on a six-yard crossing route before later grabbing an 18-yard TD down the seam. He sprinkled in a few more catches afterwards, and Brown actually dropped a third potential touchdown during the second half. That miscue should offer motivation ahead of a crucial matchup against the 49ers in Week 13, but Brown still made a strong impact Monday.

Kupp caught six of 10 targets for 35 yards in Monday night's 45-6 loss to the Ravens.

Kupp led the Rams in looks from quarterback Jared Goff, but found next to no room to operate. To make matters worse, his final target bounced off his hands for a Baltimore interception. After a 220-yard outburst in Week 8, Kupp has combined for just 88 yards in three games since, putting him in a serious slump ahead of Sunday's matchup against the Cardinals.

Hollins played just four offensive snaps in Sunday's loss to Seattle.

Hollins has seen his role diminish since the bye, playing just 17 snaps on offense total over two games after seeing at least 30 in eight straight weeks. That he barely saw the field in a week where the Eagles' top two wide receivers both sat out should tell one all they need to know about his fantasy prospects.

Ward caught six of his seven targets for 40 yards in Sunday's loss to the Seahawks.

Ward caught his first NFL pass in the first quarter and would go on to see five more targets in the first half before disappearing in the second. He also handled punt returns but lost three yards on his only opportunity. If Alshon Jeffery (ankle) and Nelson Agholor (knee) are back for Week 13, Ward will likely head back to the practice squad.