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Moore brought in three of five targets for 44 yards in the Panthers' 16-10 win over the Texans on Sunday.

Moore finished with a modest stat line overall, as second-year quarterback Kyle Allen focused heavily on Christian McCaffrey through the air. Moore has seen only seven combined targets over the two games thus far that have featured Allen under center, compared to the 24 looks he logged across the first pair of contests of the season when Cam Newton (foot) was at the controls. The 2018 first-round pick is capable of much more than the four receptions and 96 yards he compiled over Weeks 3 and 4, so he'll look to improve his chemistry with Allen during the practice week ahead of a Week 5 home game against the Jaguars.

Perriman is ruled out to return to Sunday's game against the Rams due to a hamstring injury, Greg Auman of The Athletic reports.

Perriman left Sunday's contest versus Los Angeles early in the first quarter. He fought through a quadriceps injury in practice earlier this week. Justin Watson, Bobo Wilson and Scott Miller could see increased snaps with Perriman ruled out.

Beckham caught two of seven targets for 20 yards and threw an incomplete pass in Sunday's 40-25 win over Baltimore.

Jarvis Landry was the go-to guy in Cleveland's passing game with 167 yards prior to exiting with a concussion, and four of the team's five touchdowns came on the ground. Beckham didn't make a catch until the fourth quarter but showed off his athleticism on a trick play, avoiding a pair of would-be tacklers in the backfield before uncorking a deep ball that went right through the hands of Damion Ratley. It's good to see the Browns trying to find other ways to get the ball in Beckham's hands, but second-year quarterback Baker Mayfield has regressed after a strong finish to his rookie season, leading to a relatively quiet start to the year for the star receiver, outside of his 89-yard touchdown against the Jets in Week 2. Expect Beckham to bounce back on Monday Night Football in San Francisco in Week 5, especially if Landry's unable to suit up.

Grant is questionable to return to Sunday's game against the Chargers due to a hamstring injury.

Grant left the field late in the fourth quarter, so even if his injury isn't particularly severe, he's a long shot to retake the field. As long as Grant is unable to go, the Dolphins will have to rely on another player to handle kick and punt returns.

Campbell (abdomen) returned to Sunday's contest against the Raiders, George Bremer of The Anderson Herald Bulletin reports.

Campbell barely missed any snaps, given that he suffered his injury late in the second quarter and was cleared shortly following halftime. The rookie second-round pick will resume operating as Indianapolis' top kick returner. With T.Y. Hilton (quadriceps) inactive, Campbell could be in line for increased targets to close out Sunday's game.

Campbell is questionable to return to Sunday's game against the Raiders due to an abdominal injury, Andrew Walker of the Colts' official site reports.

Campbell exited Sunday's contest late in the second quarter, so he'll spend halftime undergoing further medical evaluation. With T.Y. Hilton (quadriceps) inactive, the Colts could be forced to proceed with Deon Cain, Zach Pascal and Chester Rogers as their top wide receivers if Campbell is unable to return.

Godwin (hip) is active for Sunday's Week 4 tilt against the Rams, Scott Smith of the Buccaneers' official site reports.

The third-year receiver only managed one limited practice this past week, but he'll nevertheless be out there for Jameis Winston and fantasy managers Sunday. With a matchup against the high-octane Rams on tap, Godwin may see plenty of work as the Buccaneers attempt to keep pace with Jared Goff and his teammates.

Hill (shoulder) will undergo additional testing Monday but isn't expected to be ready to play Week 5 against the Colts, Adam Schefter of ESPN reports.

Shortly after sustaining the sternoclavicular injury in the season opener Sept. 8, Hill was handed an estimated recovery timeline of around 4-to-6 weeks. The short end of that timetable will arrive next weekend, and though Hill was seen running routes on the field Sunday, the Chiefs apparently aren't convinced he's far enough along in the recovery process to make it back to action next weekend. That being said, the team will see how the imaging on Hill's shoulder looks Monday before determining his availability for Week 5 and beyond. With the Chiefs entering Sunday's game against the Lions at 3-0 and multiple receivers having stepped up in his absence, Hill probably won't be rushed back at less than full health.

McKenzie (ankle) is officially active and will play in Sunday's contest against the Patriots.

McKenzie logged a full practice session Friday, and this news confirms he's mostly shaken off his ankle injury. The 2017 fifth-round pick will continue to provide a gadget option in the offense, giving the Patriots defense something extra to monitor with him on the field.

Hill (shoulder), who is inactive for Sunday's game against the Lions, was spotted running routes on the field during pregame warmups, James Palmer of NFL Network reports.

Now three weeks removed from suffering a collarbone injury in the Chiefs' season-opening win over the Jaguars, Hill seems to be making positive progress in his recovery. The Chiefs intend to re-evaluate him Monday, at which time the team should have a better idea regarding his potential to play Week 5 against the Colts.