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Conely caught four of nine targets for 49 yards during Sunday's 42-20 loss to the Titans.

Conley's nine targets were his most in any game this season, tying him for most amount Jags wideouts alongside Dede Westbrook. Conley averaged just 12.3 yards per catch on a day when Nick Foles struggled to push the ball downfield, but it was encouraging nonetheless to see him so involved. The fifth-year receiver has quietly received at least seven targets in five straight games, but he's recorded more than four catches just once in that span and hasn't topped 60 receiving yards in his last three. Still, his role could afford him some fantasy utility in next week's favorable matchup with the Buccaneers.

Chark caught five of six targets for 38 yards during Sunday's 42-20 loss to the Titans.

A week after drawing a whopping 15 targets, Chark's six looks were his fewest since Week 7 against Cincinnati. He hauled in all but one of the balls sent his way, but his long gain of 12 yards limited his output in this underwhelming performance. Chark's erratic volume makes him a volatile fantasy option -- he's failed to top 60 yards in four of the last six games, but piled up 183 yards and three TDs in the two other contests -- heading into next Sunday's favorable matchup against the Buccaneers.

Samuel (shoulder) caught both of his targets for 50 yards and a touchdown in Sunday's 37-8 win over Green Bay.

Samuel was able to suit up and start alongside Emmanuel Sanders (ribs), but it was the former banged-up wideout who was able to make the bigger fantasy impact. The true receiving star of the night was tight end George Kittle (ankle), who put up a monstrous stat line while returning from an injury of his own. So long as Kittle is on the field, the rest of the receiving corps will play second fiddle to the tight end in terms of attention from Jimmy Garoppolo. Samuel has certainly put himself into consideration for more looks after an impressive two-week run (16 receptions for 246 yards) where he took over as the team's top wideout, but he may be tough to trust as a surefire starter next week against the Ravens if the receiving unit is at full strength.

Harry caught one of his four targets for a 10-yard touchdown in Sunday's 13-9 win over the Cowboys.

The first-quarter grab was impressive as the rookie made a smooth adjustment on Tom Brady's back shoulder throw, and Harry wound up scoring the only TD for either team on a rainy afternoon. He has just four catches for 28 yards through two games since coming off IR, but Sunday's touchdown -- the first of Harry's career -- could give Brady more confidence in the young wideout down the stretch. Harry's workload in Week 13 will likely still be dependent on the availability of Mohamed Sanu (ankle) and Phillip Dorsett (concussion), however.

Adams had seven receptions (12 targets) for 43 yards and a touchdown in Sunday's 37-8 loss to the 49ers.

Adams -- like many Green Bay offensive options -- was bottled up by San Francisco's stout defense for the majority of the contest. The 26-year-old was able to salvage a pedestrian day with a short touchdown reception late in the third quarter. It was surprisingly Adams' first touchdown reception of 2019 after he posted double-digit totals in three consecutive seasons. Missed time has certainly cut into the star wideout's scoring production, but a stronger commitment to the run under Matt LaFleur has also come into play. Adams will look to put up stronger numbers in a soft matchup against the Giants' secondary in Week 13.

Cobb caught four of seven targets for 86 yards in Sunday's 13-9 loss to the Patriots.

The yards and targets led the Cowboys, but Cobb's efforts weren't enough to get the team into the end zone as the offense failed to score a TD for the first time all season. The veteran receiver is enjoying his best stretch of the year, hauling in 14 of 22 targets for 307 yards and two touchdowns over the last three games, but Cobb could have a tough time keeping his momentum going in next week's home tilt against the Bills.

Gallup caught four of six targets for 55 yards in Sunday's 13-9 loss to the Patriots.

The Cowboys' offense failed to score a TD for the first time all season due to a combination of rain and a tough opponent, but Gallup still caught at least four passes for the third straight game. The second-year receiver should remain one of Dak Prescott's top options in next week's home game against the Bills.

Cooper failed to catch either of his two targets in Sunday's 13-9 loss to the Patriots.

Between a constant rainfall and tight coverage by Stephon Gilmore, Cooper wasn't able to make any kind of impact and ended up with zero catches for the first time in 22 games as a Cowboy, including the postseason. Assuming his poor performance wasn't also partially the result of the lingering knee injury he's been dealing with, Cooper should be able to rebound at least somewhat in next week's home tilt against the Bills.

Sims had a 91-yard kickoff return touchdown in Sunday's 19-16 win over the Lions.

Sims also drew two targets but finished without a catch. He's hauled in 11 of 16 targets for just 51 yards on the season, but he at least has shown some big-play ability in other facets, with the kick-return touchdown Sunday and a 66-yard rushing score earlier in the year. Paul Richardson's hamstring injury could open up a few extra snaps for Sims in Week 13 at Carolina.

Miller lost two yards on his only carry and secured his only target for eight yards in the Buccaneers' 35-22 win over the Falcons on Sunday.

Miller was riding some modest momentum coming into Sunday's contest, having posted a combined 6-104 line over the prior two games. However, the rookie was unable to continue his ascent versus the Falcons, although he encouragingly continued to enjoy a secondary role on the offense. Miller will look to coax his production back up against the Jaguars in a Week 13 interconference battle.