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Campbell had five receptions for 25 yards on eight targets in Sunday's loss to Oakland.

Campbell missed some time in the second quarter due to an abdominal injury but was able to play the entire second half. He led the Colts (along with Jack Doyle) with eight targets. Campbell had an encouraging game as he had the most looks among Indy receivers and got the start along with Deon Cain. Campbell needs some work as he didn't look back on a deep toss from Jacoby Brissett that could have been a long touchdown. Campbell could emerge as the top receiver if T.Y. Hilton remains sidelined with a quad injury and may remain the No. 2 receiver when Hilton returns. However, the Colts have spread the ball around to all the receivers and tight ends, which could limit his upside.

Wilson secured one of four targets for 14 yards in the Buccaneers' 55-40 win over the Rams on Sunday.

Wilson bumped up a notch to No. 4 receiver with Breshad Perriman exiting early in the game with a hamstring injury. The Florida State product corralled only a quarter of the passes thrown his way, but he at least recorded his first catch of the season. Wilson could see similar opportunity again in Week 5 against the Saints if Perriman is forced to sit out that contest.

Adams (toe) didn't practice Monday, Rob Demovsky of ESPN.com reports.

That's no surprise, given that Adams left this past Thursday's loss to the Eagles with what's been described as a case of turf toe. Initial reports regarding the wideout's injury suggest that it's not a serious issue, but Adams' status for this Sunday's game against the Cowboys is unclear at this stage.

Jones caught just two of eight targets for four yards during Sunday's loss to the Patriots.

The four yards represent his worst 2019 outing to date, yet his high of 33 yards in Week 3 is nothing to speak of either. Jones remains the No. 3 option among Buffalo wide receivers, and he's well behind John Brown and Cole Beasley in the pecking order. Rookie tight end Dawson Knox seems to be passing Jones as a receiving threat as well. Jones was a second-round pick in 2017, but in his third season it's looking like he may never live up to those high expectations.

Ford caught two of three targets for nine yards during Sunday's 30-10 loss to the Chargers.

Ford was promoted from the practice squad ahead of Sunday's contest to provide Miami's wide receiver corps with some depth. Albert Wilson (hip/calf), Jakeem Grant (hamstring) and Allen Hurns (concussion) all still nursing injuries. If the Dolphins' receivers aren't able to get healthy during the team's bye week, Ford could be in line for notable opportunities on offense behind DeVante Parker and Preston Williams.

Meyers was on the field for just four of a possible 65 snaps on offense in Sunday's 16-10 win over the Bills, Mike Reiss of ESPN.com reports.

Meyers -- who caught two passes for 38 yards in Week 3 -- wasn't targeted in the game. As the Patriots' No. 4 wideout behind Julian Edelman, Josh Gordon and Phillip Dorsett, Meyers' fantasy value remains limited.

Dorsett was on the field for 40 of a possible 65 snaps on offense in Sunday's 16-10 win over the Bills, Mike Reiss of ESPN.com reports. The wideout caught two of his nine targets in the game for 10 yards and added a carry for another nine yards.

Meanwhile, Julian Edelman logged 62 snaps and Josh Gordon was on the field for 58 snaps. Dorsett's nine targets marked his season high, while Edelman and Gordon saw seven looks each Sunday. In the coming weeks, Dorsett will remain involved in the Patriots offense as the team's clear No. 3 wideout, but in most cases he doesn't figure to be the team's top target at his position and will be a hit-or-miss fantasy option as long as Edelman and Gordon are both available.

Moore caught one of two targets for nine yards in Sunday's 27-10 win over the Cardinals.

Moore can stretch the field, but he isn't accustomed to piling up targets. Still, he's been disappointing in two games since returning from a shoulder injury, recording only two receptions for 38 yards on four targets. Moore has also fallen behind Jaron Brown in snaps, registering 25 to Brown's 35. He may still be working his way back to full speed, but it'll be tough to depend on any fantasy value from Moore until he can regain the No. 3 spot, although there may be a rotation for that role going forward.

Coutee caught one of three targets for 11 yards and had one carry for 10 yards in Sunday's 16-10 loss to the Panthers in Week 4.

Coutee played a season-high 40 snaps after moving up the depth chart to replace the injured Kenny Stills (hamstring) in the second quarter. Stills' status for Week 5 against Atlanta is unclear, pending a more thorough examination by the Texans' medical staff. Coutee is quite familiar with the offense and can fill in but does not possess Stills' high-end speed.

Slayton caught both his targets for 13 yards Sunday against the Redskins.

Slayton made a splash last week against the Bucs, but with Golden Tate returning next week, Slayton's share of the team's passing game is likely to remain small.