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Goodwin caught four of five targets for 69 yards in Monday night's 27-23 loss to the Giants.

Goodwin had a nice night, but will be disappointed by the result of his lone missed target, which bounced off his hands and was intercepted. Besides that miscue, Monday marked Goodwin's best performance since San Francisco's last Monday night game, which came in Week 6 versus Green Bay. The 27-year-old had to be checked out for concussion symptoms after getting hit in the head twice over the span of three plays, but the fact that he remained in the game bodes well for his availability for the 49ers' next contest, especially with the bye week on tap.

Beckham caught four of 11 targets for 73 yards and two touchdowns in Monday night's 27-23 win over the 49ers.

Beckham fueled New York's passing game despite some trouble connecting with quarterback Eli Manning. When they did find each other, though, it often resulted in points, as Beckham beat zone defense to score from 10 yards in the first quarter, then burned man coverage on a 20-yard touchdown in the third. The star wideout might've had a third score had Manning not woefully underthrown him on a fourth-quarter bomb, but a slip by Beckham on a ball thrown to the goal line earlier also prevented a potential score. On the whole, Beckham still made quite the impact as the Giants finally won again, doubling his season touchdown total in the process. He'll look to keep his momentum going Week 11 versus the Bucs.

Cole was not targeted in Sunday's 29-26 loss at Indianapolis.

Cole played only 22 offensive snaps Sunday, half of what rookie D.J. Chark spent on the field. The 25-year-old saw his role reduced prior to the Jaguars' bye last week due to ongoing issues with drops and fumbles, with the playing-time trend continuing after the week off. Chark has yet to produce much offensively, but the return of Leonard Fournette from his hamstring injury further diminishes Cole's chances of a resurgence. The 2017 undrafted free agent will likely have limited opportunities to work his way back into the Jaguars' offensive game plan if everyone remains healthy.

Pryor failed to record a reception on his three targets in Sunday's win over the Jets.

Pryor was nowhere to be found against his former team, logging only 31 offensive snaps (42 percent) after leading Bills wideouts in reps just a week prior. Given the inconsistency of his snap counts, Pryor won't attract much fantasy attention once the Bills return from their bye next week.

Chark was targeted twice but did not catch a pass in Sunday's 29-26 loss to the Colts.

Chark saw his highest snap share of the season Week 8 and had a similar workload Sunday despite his lack of results. The rookie second-round pick appears to have gained favor over Keelan Cole, who he outsnapped, 44 to 22, at Indianapolis. Chark's non-existent production despite his increased playing time illustrates why the young receiver can't be relied upon for fantasy purposes until proven otherwise.

McKenzie, picked up by the Bills a week ago, had five of the six returns in Sunday's win over the Jets. He had four punt returns for 42 yards (10.5 average) and had the team's only kickoff return for 33 yards. McKenzie also had three carries for 32 yards and one catch for 14 yards.

Considering the Bills won the game in large fashion and McKenzie looked better than any other option the team has tried lately, all to go with the notion they would prefer not to use starting safety Micah Hyde on punt returns, it looks like these will be McKenzie's jobs to run with once the Bills come off their Week 11 bye. The offensive output was mostly the result of a garbage-time situation, but it looks like the Bills may have gotten the return man they've been searching for.

Davis (coach's decision) is inactive for Sunday's game against the 49ers.

Davis was a full participant in practice Friday and Saturday, but will remain sidelined for Monday's game against the 49ers. The reason for Davis' lack of availablity remains undisclosed, but it's worth noting that the Giants never officially announced that the 23-year-old had cleared the league's concussion protocol. With Davis inactive, Quandree Henderson will serve as New York's top kick returner.

Cobb (hamstring) was listed as a non-participant on Monday's estimated injury report, Tom Silverstein of the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel reports.

Prior to being inactive Sunday versus the Dolphins, Cobb followed Wednesday's full listing with back-to-back limited sessions to close out Week 10 prep. The Packers didn't take the practice field at all Monday, so it's difficult to tell if his maintenance program has extended into this week. On a short week, coach Mike McCarthy may not hold more than a walk-through or two before Thursday's contest in Seattle, but Cobb seems to be trending toward a game-time decision yet again. Another absence from Cobb would keep Equanimeous St. Brown in three-wide sets along with Davante Adams and Marquez Valdes-Scantling.

Perriman caught both of his targets for 33 yards during Sunday's 28-16 win against the Falcons.

Perriman played only 13 offensive snaps, but made them count with two catches. He remains buried on the depth chart, though he did out-snap Damion Ratley, which comes as a new development. Barring an injury to either Jarvis Landry or Antonio Callaway, however, Perriman -- who has five catches for 75 yards this season -- shouldn't be considered as a fantasy option.

Coach Bill O'Brien called Carter a "prime candidate" to be a punt returner Monday, Aaron Wilson of the Houston Chronicle reports.

Carter was claimed off waivers by the Texans last week, and appears on track to serve as the team's top return man during Sunday's game against the Redskins. If Carter shows well, he could conceivably earn a consistent role on special teams in Houston. The four-year pro is worth monitoring in fantasy leagues that award points for return yards.