NFL Player News

Boyd caught six of 11 targets for 67 yards in Sunday's 21-17 loss to Buffalo.

Boyd has 24 catches through three games and 60-plus yards in each, but he's yet to get into the end zone after scoring seven receiving touchdowns in a breakout 2018 campaign. He remains the de facto No. 1 wide receiver in Cincinnati's offense while A.J. Green rehabs an ankle injury, and Boyd's likely to retain that role when the Bengals head to Pittsburgh for Monday Night Football in Week 4.

Cooper caught six of seven targets for 88 yards and two touchdowns during Sunday's 31-6 win over the Dolphins.

Cooper caught a five-yard touchdown pass in the first quarter and later helped his team pull away with a 19-yard score in the third. Despite receiving attention from Xavien Howard on the day, he still led the team in targets, catches, and yards as he found the end zone for the third and fourth times in three games. Cooper has also piled up 238 yards to this point and will look to add to his numbers in a favorable matchup on the road against the Saints next Sunday.

Dorsett caught six of seven targets for 53 yards and a touchdown while adding 12 yards on two carries in Sunday's 30-14 win over the Jets.

Dorsett did most of his damage on a 25-yard touchdown catch in the first quarter. Fellow wide receiver Julian Edelman left the game due to a chest injury, and Dorsett would likely see a boost in target share against the Bills in Week 4 if Edelman is forced to sit that one out.

Jones hauled in six of nine targets for 101 yards in the Lions' 27-24 win over the Eagles on Sunday.

Jones took on the mantle of lead receiver from Kenny Golladay in the impressive road victory, and he brought in Matthew Stafford's only passing score of the day on a beautiful 12-yard catch with 14:53 left in the contest. Jones hadn't eclipsed 56 receiving yards or scored a receiving touchdown during his first two games, so this was officially his 2019 breakout performance. He'll look to make it back-to-back fruitful efforts versus the Chiefs in Week 4.

Miller is active for the first time in his career Week 3 against the Giants, Scott Smith of the team's official site reports.

There's no guarantee Miller sees the field from scrimmage, but he could potentially factor into the return game. The rookie dealt with a hamstring issue this summer, but he's been healthy for several weeks and will be available as needed Sunday.

Slayton (hamstring) will be active for the first time in his NFL career Week 3 against the Buccaneers with Cody Laitmer (concussion) out of action, Jordan Raanan of ESPN.com reports.

Slayton had already shed his injury designation this past week, finally overcoming the hamstring issue that had plagued him since July. The rookie fifth-round pick will be one of several pass-catching options -- Russell Shepard, TJ Jones and Cody Core being the others -- available to fellow rookie Daniel Jones behind starters Sterling Shepard and Bennie Fowler in Jones' first NFL start.

Isabella is listed as active Sunday versus the Panthers, Darren Urban of the Cardinals' official site reports.

Isabella played exclusively special teams Week 1 before sitting out entirely last Sunday at Baltimore. Because the Cardinals are keeping seven wide receivers active this weekend, he's likely in line to serve as the team's kick returner, barring injuries to those above him on the depth chart.

Winfree is active for Sunday's Week 3 matchup with Green Bay.

Winfree was a coach's decision inactive the last two weeks. The rookie wide receiver will make his NFL debut but isn't likely to be more than a special teams player and depth option on offense.

Hollins will serve as the Eagles' No. 3 wide receiver Sunday against the Lions in the absence of Alshon Jeffery (calf) and DeSean Jackson (abdomen).

Hollins experienced an elevated workload in place of Jackson in Week 2, going for five catches (on eight targets) for 50 yards. The number of looks ranked third on the Eagles behind Zach Ertz (16) and Nelson Agholor (11), while checking in behind fellow wide receivers Agholor (96 percent) and J.J. Arcega-Whiteside (93) with 85 percent of the offensive snaps. Considering a bunch of reps are up for grabs, Hollins is a decent bet to produce as an outside receiver Week 3.

Arcega-Whiteside likely will start Sunday's game versus the Lions with both Alshon Jeffery (calf) and DeSean Jackson (abdomen) inactive.

Arcega-Whiteside took over for Jeffery upon his Week 2 departure. While he racked up a whopping 75 of the Eagles' 81 snaps on offense, Arcega-Whiteside managed just one reception (on four targets) for four yards. With Zach Ertz and Nelson Agholor on hand to scoop up the vast majority of Carson Wentz's passes, Arcega-Whiteside may need to hit on the outside or in the red zone to make much of an impact.