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Bourne (undisclosed) appeared to be a limited participant in Monday's practice, Cam Inman of The San Jose Mercury News reports.

There hasn't been anything to suggest Bourne's availability for Week 12 is in danger, but his status is nonetheless worth monitoring as the week unfolds. With Pierre Garcon (knee) uncertain to play, Bourne could be in store for a sizable workload this weekend against a Buccaneers defense that is allowing a league-high 32.9 points per game in 2018.

Goodwin was excused from Monday's practice for personal reasons, Eric Branch of the San Francisco Chronicle reports.

There was some concern Goodwin may have dealt with concussion symptoms during San Francisco's bye week, but it turns out his absence from the practice field isn't health-related. Assuming he rejoins the team later this week, Goodwin will get a fantastic matchup in Tampa Bay on Sunday, facing a defense that's given up 8.9 yards per pass attempt and 2.5 passing touchdowns per game.

Jones (knee) is listed as a non-participant on Monday's estimated practice report, Dave Birkett of the Detroit Free Press reports.

Given that he didn't come close to playing in Sunday's 20-19 win over Carolina, the veteran wideout doesn't seem especially likely to return for Thursday's game against the Bears. With top running back Kerryon Johnson (knee) also shaping up as a long shot, the Lions likely will be short on offensive weapons for the difficult matchup. Jones is recovering from a bone bruise in his knee and didn't practice at all last week.

Gallup may miss Thursday's game against Washington while attending to a family matter, Clarence Hill of the Fort Worth Star-Telegram reports.

Gallup received some unfortunate news after Sunday's 22-19 win over the Falcons and didn't travel back to Dallas with his teammates. It's unclear if he'll be available for the Thanksgiving matchup with Washington.

Goodwin isn't practicing Monday, Cam Inman of The San Jose Mercury News reports.

Goodwin was twice evaluated for concussion symptoms during last Monday's 27-23 loss to the Giants, receiving clearance to rejoin the game on both occasions. Coming out of a Week 11 bye, it's unclear if his absence from practice is related to the hard hits he took in the Niners' last game. With Pierre Garcon (knee) already banged up, quarterback Nick Mullens won't have much help if Goodwin isn't able to play Sunday in Tampa Bay.

Chark caught two of five targets for 15 yards in Sunday's 20-16 loss to the Steelers.

Chark's five targets actually led the team as quarterback Blake Bortles attempted only 18 passes for 104 yards in the contest. The rookie second-round pick again outsnapped Keelan Cole -- who also wasn't targeted -- and appears to have taken over as the Jaguars' No. 3 receiver, despite his minimal production.

Cole was not targeted in Sunday's loss to the Steelers.

Coles' presence in the Jaguars offense has all but evaporated as he hasn't been targeted in the last two games, and has played a combined 53 offensive snaps over the previous three weeks. Rookie D.J. Chark has taken over as Jacksonville's No. 3 wide receiver, though he has little production to show for it. Cole has reached the point of near-irrelevance in Jacksonville's struggling offense.

Treadwell had one reception for seven yards on three targets in Sunday's loss at Chicago.

Treadwell misplayed one catchable ball and another sent his way was picked off for an interception. His 29 snaps drew even with Chad Beebe's allotment, a sign that the Vikings could be reducing Treadwell's role.

Robinson had two receptions for 24 yards, including a 13-yard touchdown, in Sunday's loss at Chicago.

Robinson played just eight snaps on offense, but continues to display big-play capabilities with his fourth touchdown on just nine receptions. He had a large decline in snaps on offense with Stefon Diggs back from a rib injury after playing 17 and 26 the prior two games, however, so it may not be a good bet for his touchdown prowess to continue.

Pascal had one reception for 11 yards on his lone target in Sunday's win over Tennessee.

Indy's receiving corps after T.Y. Hilton played a fairly equal amount as Pascal played 24 snaps on offense, Chester Rogers played 21 snaps and Dontrelle Inman played 29 snaps. Pascal is still likely the lowest option among that group, however.