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Coach Jason Garrett relayed that he expects Beasley (foot) to practice Wednesday, David Helman of the Cowboys' official site reports.

The release of the Cowboys' first injury report of Week 14 will specify if Beasley was a limited or full participant in practice or if his involvement was contained to working out on the side. The fact that he's at least on track to dress for practice offers optimism that the sprained right foot he sustained in the Week 13 win over the Saints isn't viewed as especially serious heading into Sunday's matchup with the Eagles.

Foster was targeted four times and came down with one 27-yard pass during Sunday's 21-17 loss to Miami.

Sure, Foster hasn't seen too much volume as an undrafted rookie this season, but things have picked up in recent weeks. Foster has caught six of 10 targets over the past three weeks after just two catches off of nine targets to start the season and has picked up at least 20 yards on four of those recent catches, including Week 12's 75-yard touchdown grab. The release of veterans Kelvin Benjamin and Andre Holmes makes Buffalo's passing game a youth operation. These next few weeks might not be pretty, but with rocket-armed rookie passer Josh Allen and Foster's ability to make big plays, there's a good opportunity for some highlights, too. Sunday brings a Jets defense so-so at stopping big passing plays, surrendering 11.9 yards per reception this season.

Agholor caught four of eight targets for 56 yards in Monday night's 28-13 win over Washington.

After just one catch in three opportunities over his past two games, Agholor surprisingly finished second on the team in targets behind only Zach Ertz. The USC product also played 65 snaps, just one fewer than Alshon Jeffery, 29 more than Golden Tate, and the most the fourth-year vet had seen since Week 4. Still, because of his inconsistent production over the past several games and a difficult matchup at Dallas up next, fantasy owners will probably want to turn elsewhere for Week 14.

Gage reeled in his lone target for a gain of seven yards during Sunday's 26-16 loss to the Ravens.

The rookie sixth-round draft choice is a project, but Atlanta hopes that with enough coaching and repetition, the former collegiate defensive back can transform into a viable contributor on special teams coverage, with occasional spot duty as a slot receiver. If there's any single demonstration of the Falcons' intentions for him, it's that 201 of his 214 snaps this season have come on special teams. With limited offensive opportunity, Gage has caught both of his targets, logging 16 receiving yards on the year. If he is involved in the passing game Sunday at the Packers, there's a chance he registers his first career touchdown -- going up against a defense that's allowed 17 wide receiver scores in 2018 (fourth-most).

Perriman hauled in both of his targets for 26 yards in Sunday's 29-13 loss to the Texans.

Perriman has been targeted in all seven of his games with the Browns this season, though he has only surpassed two targets once. The 25-year-old wideout has eight receptions for 107 yards on the season but doesn't figure to be a key piece of the offense going forward.

The Cardinals promoted Tolliver to the active roster Tuesday, Darren Urban of the Cardinals' official site reports.

This will be Tolliver's second stint on Arizona's 53-man roster, though the rookie has yet to appear in a game for the squad. With Christian Kirk on injured reserve, Tolliver will provide depth to a lacking receiving corps.

Thompson (undisclosed) was waived off injured reserve by the Rams on Tuesday, per the NFL's official transaction log.

Thompson was waived/injured at roster cutdowns at the start of September, and reverted to injured reserve after clearing waivers. It remains unclear what injury the 26-year-old is dealing with, but he's now clear to sign elsewhere when healthy.

The Bills have released Holmes.

The team also released Kelvin Benjamin on Tuesday, with the moves thinning out the Bills' wideout depth, but paving the way for younger and faster players to get more snaps. In 12 games this season, Holmes caught 12 passes for 157 yards. At 6-foot-4, 210 pounds, the 30-year-old brings good size to the table, but it's still hard to imagine him suddenly emerging as a red-zone threat down the stretch, even if he catches on with a new team in short order.

Cole caught both his targets for 16 yards in Sunday's 6-0 win over Indianapolis.

Cole saw 37 offensive snaps Sunday with D.J. Chark (quad) again sidelined and managed to log his first yards after being blanked in each of the previous three games. The 25-year-old remains a Hail Mary option for fantasy but could work as the Jaguars' No. 3 receiver again Thursday at Tennessee with Chark missing the first two practices of the week.

Tuesday's practice estimate continues to list Chark (quad) as a non-participant.

Chark seems likely to miss Thursday's game against the Titans, which puts Dede Westbrook, Donte Moncrief and Keelan Cole on track to head the Jaguars' Week 14 receiving corps.