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Anderson caught four of seven targets for 48 yards in Sunday's 26-22 loss to Tennessee.

Although his final line looked like nothing special, Anderson tied his season high in catches and saw his second-best receiving output on the year. The 25-year-old has been limited by injuries and an ineffective offense this season after coming just 59 yards shy of the 1,000-yard mark in 2017. Things don't get any easier with Buffalo's top-rated defense against receivers on tap in Week 14.

Conley caught three of seven targets, amounting 25 receiving yards and one touchdown during Sunday's 40-33 win against the Raiders.

The fourth-year man out of Georgia has undergone a resurgence of late, collecting 10 receptions on 15 targets with three touchdowns over Kansas City's past two outings. (He never had more than nine combined catches or two touchdowns in consecutive outings prior.) Conley is probable to be the benefactor of a healthy target share against the No. 2 Ravens pass defense in Week 14, so long as Sammy Watkins (foot) is once again unable to suit up -- a foreseeable development given that he was unable to practice in any capacity for the Chiefs last week, resulting in him being deemed inactive well in advance of Sunday's tilt with the Raiders.

Smith failed to bring in his only target during Thursday's 16-10 loss to Dallas.

The Saints offense was largely silenced by a strong Cowboys defense, though Smith could've helped get things going had he not dropped what looked like an easy touchdown. After averaging 5.2 targets over his previous five healthy games, Smith should be in store for a larger workload during a juicy Week 14 matchup against a Buccaneers defense allowing the second-most yards per pass attempt (8.7) in 2018.

Bourne caught four of six targets for 60 yards in Sunday's 43-16 loss to the Seahawks.

Getting his second start in a row, Bourne made good on the opportunity this week, hauling in at least four catches for just the fourth time this season and registering his second-highest yardage total of the year. Should the Eastern Washington product draw another start, however, fantasy players shouldn't count on him. Nick Mullens will be hard-pressed to throw for 400 yards again, and Bourne is still low in the pecking order when it comes to targets. If Pierre Garcon (knee) or Marquise Goodwin (personal) returns for Week 14's home matchup with Denver, the 23-year-old would likely be relegated to fill-in duties.

Davis caught three of seven passes for 42 yards and a touchdown in Sunday's 26-22 win over the Jets. He also rushed the ball once for 12 yards.

Davis suffered through an inefficient performance for most of the game but salvaged his stat line on the Titans' game-winning drive by hauling in a 12-yard score. On the bright side, his targets rebounded to seven, after he posted only four in each of his two previous games. The team continues to spread targets to numerous receivers and backs, thinning out Davis' upside. As a result, he has topped 60 yards just twice in his past five games, though he has also tallied three scores in that span. That leaves him as an inconsistent option, with his fantasy success largely being determined by his ability to find the end zone.

Jones caught one pass for 25 yards during Sunday's 30-16 loss to the Rams.

Jones had a touchdown called back by an offensive pass interference penalty, but he otherwise didn't see a single target until there was a minute left in garbage time. Even with Marvin Jones (knee) on injured reserve, TJ Jones clearly isn't a viable fantasy option in any format.

Hill caught one of six targets for 13 yards, adding two rushes for 37 yards during Sunday's 40-33 win against the Raiders.

After a 33-yard dash on Kansas City's second offensive drive of the afternoon, Hill amounted just 17 offensive yards on seven remaining targets and touches against the Raiders. It was a day of almosts, as Hill was targeted deep downfield on four occasions -- blatantly dropping one ball, and failing to haul in the other three due to misthrows or effective coverage. Prior to Sunday's underwhelming showing, the 24-year-old wideout had racked up 332 receiving yards and four touchdowns over KC's prior two outings against the Rams and Cardinals. Week 14 presents a challenging matchup with a Ravens defense that's allowed the fifth-fewest receptions (129) and fourth-fewest receiving touchdowns (9) to opposing wideouts in 2018.

Pettis caught five of seven passing attempts for 129 yards and two touchdowns in Sunday's 43-16 loss to the Seahawks. He also lost two yards on his lone carry.

Pettis caught a 17-yard pass to get San Francisco in the end zone for the first time in the third quarter, and in the fourth, the 2018 second-round pick caught a 75-yard ball for the longest play of his young career and another touchdown. After back-to-back strong performances, Pettis likely will have a large role in the 49ers' offense going forward, even if Marquise Goodwin (personal) and Pierre Garcon (knee) both return. The Washington product will try to keep it going at home Week 14 against Denver.

Moore didn't receive a target in Sunday's win over the 49ers.

Russell Wilson only attempted 17 passes and five were directed at running backs, but Moore was oddly missing from the stat sheet after posting a career game last week. Moore has plenty of talent and is a capable deep threat, so this trend shouldn't carry on. Look for him to get back into the fold Week 14 against the Vikings.

Diggs (knee) caught all five of his targets for 49 yards during Sunday's 24-10 loss to the Patriots.

Diggs' availability was in question due to a nagging knee injury, but he progressed well enough during the week to suit up. He clearly wasn't at his best, but he still led the team in receiving yardage, though that was more a reflection of his team's inability to generate much offense through the air. Diggs will have an extra day to recuperate before next Monday's matchup with the Seahawks and should be on track to play, barring any setbacks during the week.