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Agholor caught eight passes (11 targets) for 107 yards and a touchdown in Sunday's 24-20 loss to the Falcons.

The Eagles lost both of their starting wideouts to injury early in this contest, and while Agholor (concussion) was sidelined temporarily, he was able to return and post a strong stat line. The status of Alshon Jeffery (calf) and DeSean Jackson (goin) are unclear, so Agholor could find himself in a starting role against the Lions in Week 3. The fifth-year wideout was barely used Week 1 (two catches for 11 yards) as the third receiver on the depth chart, so make sure that a starting role is certain later in the week before immediately plugging Agholor into a lineup.

Ridley caught eight of 10 targets for 105 yards and a score in Sunday's 24-20 win over Philadelphia.

Ridley and Julio Jones both saw double-digit targets and both put up huge games on a night where the Falcons' run game was non-existent. The 24-year-old already has two touchdowns through two games after posting 10 in an impressive rookie campaign. With 16 targets through Week 2 (5.8 targets per game last year), it appears that Ridley has carved out a bigger role in the offense in his sophomore campaign, news that will please his fantasy owners heading into a matchup against the Colts on Sunday.

Humphries caught both of his targets but gained negative one yards in the team's Week 2 contest against the Colts. He also rushed the ball once for one yard.

Humphries got only two short targets in the team's second contest, one ending in no gain and the other in a one-yard loss. While he managed to earn 105 targets with Tampa Bay last season, he's failed to gain nearly as much traction with his new team, accruing just three targets in two games. He'll look to make more of an impact in Week 3 as the Titans take on Jacksonville.

Coutee caught two of four targets, managing seven receiving yards during Sunday's 13-12 win against the Jaguars.

The second-year receiver out of Texas Tech was close to playing in Week 1 against New Orleans coming off an ankle injury, but his 2019 debut ultimately came in this AFC South showdown against Jacksonville. Coutee, and the Texans receiving corps as a whole for that matter, was held in check by the Jaguars' secondary in Week 2, but the upcoming matchup against Los Angeles is much less intimidating than it normally would be, given the absence of reigning AFC All-Pro strong safety Derwin James (foot) from the Chargers' lineup.

Gallup suffered a knee injury late in Sunday's win over Washington and will go in for an MRI on Monday, Michael Gehlken of the Dallas Morning News reports.

This news certainly puts a damper on what's been a tremendous start to Gallup's sophomore season, as he's piled up 226 receiving yards through two games. Expect more information to come out once the results of Gallup's MRI become known.

Agholor was able to return to Sunday's game against the Falcons, Mike Kaye of NJ.com reports.

Agholor was being evaluated for a head injury but passed all necessary tests and is back in there. With the team's top two wide receivers out, Agholor is functioning as the de facto No. 1 wideout for the Eagles.

Agholor (undisclosed) had to go to the medical tent after taking a big hit late in the first half of Sunday's matchup against the Falcons, Jeff McLane of the Philadelphia Inquirer reports.

Philadelphia can ill afford to lose Agholor, as both Alshon Jeffery (calf) and DeSean Jackson (groin) are already questionable to return due to their respective injuries. Agholor had two catches for 18 yards on four targets prior to getting hurt. His return is questionable at this point.

McLaurin caught five of nine targets for 62 yards and a touchdown during Sunday's 31-21 loss to the Cowboys.

McLaurin led the team in targets, catches and receiving yards while topping off his performance with a one-yard touchdown grab in the final minutes of the game. Although the majority of his production came with his team trailing significantly, he still stepped up to pace Washington's pass-catchers while finding the end zone for the second straight week. McLaurin, who has totaled 187 yards on 10 catches (16 targets) over his first two NFL contests, will look to keep it rolling next Monday at home against the Bears.

Woods brought in both his targets for 33 yards and rushed once for nine yards in the Rams' 27-9 win over the Saints on Sunday.

Woods saw a notable drop in workload after logging 15 touches in Week 1 against the Panthers, but a likely in-game adjustment of offensive strategy by coach Sean McVay once the Saints' Drew Brees exited with a hand injury had a part to play. The Rams were not forced to be as aggressive with Teddy Bridgewater under center for New Orleans, helping lead to a disappointing fantasy performance for Woods that featured his lowest touch total since joining the Rams in 2017. The veteran wideout will look to bounce back to his usual level of involvement versus the Browns in Week 3.

Diggs caught one of seven targets for a 49-yard touchdown during Sunday's 21-16 loss to the Packers.

Although Diggs struggled to hook up with Kirk Cousins for most of the day, the two did connect on a beautiful deep ball which resulted in a score in the fourth quarter. While the touchdown strike is indicative of Diggs' ability, it is somewhat concerning from a fantasy perspective that he's only made three receptions for 86 yards through the first two games of the season, though he did have a touchdown called back on Sunday due to a penalty and also just missed connecting on another deep ball. He will have the opportunity to make more of an impact next Sunday in a home matchup with the Raiders.