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Kupp (knee) will undergo an MRI on Monday, but the team fears he suffered a torn ACL in Sunday's game versus the Seahawks, NFL Network's Ian Rapoport reports.

Kupp went down in the fourth quarter with a non-contact injury that saw him clutching his left knee. Of course, Kupp only returned last Sunday from a two-game absence due to a sprained MCL in that same knee. Given that connection, Rams coach Sean McVay didn't surprise many people when he said after the game that Kupp's outlook appeared grim, and now the wideout's season could be in jeopardy. The results on Monday's MRI should determine Kupp's fate, but the signs so far don't look good.

Adams caught four of seven targets for 57 yards and two touchdowns during Sunday's 31-12 win over the Dolphins.

Adams tied for the team lead in targets, but his yardage totals were held in check by an underrated Miami secondary. He still managed to make a splash from the fantasy perspective, however, thanks to touchdown receptions in the first and third quarters. Adams now has nine touchdown receptions in as many games this season, making him a top fantasy option even in weeks when his yardage totals may not be at their highest. He'll look to continue his prolific scoring pace Thursday against the Seahawks.

Powell caught one of three targets for six yards during Sunday's 34-22 loss to Chicago.

Unlike last week's game against the Vikings, Powell actually had a tangible role on offense and earned more targets than T.J. Jones, who caught one of two passes for 12 yards on the day. However, Powell still isn't seeing the type of involvement that would warrant serious fantasy attention. With Bruce Ellington, who signed with Detroit earlier in the week, a significant threat to steal some of his playing time in the short term, it doesn't seem like Powell's status will change anytime soon.

Moore caught one of three targets for 16 yards in Sunday's 36-31 loss to the Rams.

Moore scored four times in three games between Weeks 5 and 8, which seemed too good to be true. Since then, he's recorded just three receptions for 32 yards and no touchdowns. That's not going to pay the bills. Fantasy owners should beware the touchdown-dependent wideout ahead of a Thursday night game versus the Packers, who allowed just three scores to wide receivers over the last three weeks.

Jones caught one pass (on two targets) for 12 yards during Sunday's 34-22 loss to Chicago.

This marked the second game since Detroit traded away star receiver Golden Tate, and Jones again looked like an afterthought in the passing game. The recently signed Bruce Ellington presents a significant threat to steal playing time sooner rather than later. Jones' fantasy stock is returning to the minimal levels it was at while Tate was still with the team. As a result, Jones can safely be dropped in the vast majority of fantasy formats.

Bellamy wasn't targeted in Chicago's Week 10 victory over Detroit.

After having been targeted 11 times over the past three weeks, the return of Allen Robinson to the lineup made Bellamy a nonfactor in the Bears offense. It's unlikely he'll emerge as a consistent fantasy option unless Chicago suffers injuries that allow him to see an elevated snap count.

Lockett caught five of six targets for 67 yards and a touchdown in Sunday's 36-31 loss to the Rams. He also rushed once for 18 yards.

Lockett is a mediocre fantasy asset without finding the paydirt, but he got there for the seventh time this year. Lockett also paced the team in targets, tying running back Mike Davis. He'll look to continue the success against a Packers team that has allowed just three touchdowns to wideouts over the last three weeks.

Allen caught six of nine targets for 57 yards and a touchdown in Sunday's 20-6 win over the Raiders.

Allen caught an 11-yard pass in the front corner of the end zone to give the Chargers the lead for good just before halftime. While the 26-year-old has been a bit touchdown-starved this season, he remains one of the NFL's elite route runners and the centerpiece of the Chargers' passing game. He'll hope the positive regression continues at home Week 11 against Denver.

Rams coach Sean McVay said, "I don't think it's very good" when asked about Kupp's knee injury suffered in Sunday's game against the Seahawks, J.B. Long of ESPN Los Angeles reports.

Kupp was forced out during the fourth quarter of Sunday's contest with what appeared to be a non-contact injury. As Kupp was down on the field, he was seen holding his left knee, which recently kept him out for two games while nursing a sprained MCL. While his situation will be updated as more news becomes available, the early indications surrounding his status are not positive.

Grant (leg) exited the locker room wearing a walking boot following Sunday's loss to the Packers, Adam Beasley of the Miami Herald reports.

Grant was forced out of Sunday's contest after pulling up while running a route during the third quarter. The speedster entered the game with a listed Achilles issue, and Sunday's incident might be related to that pre-existing ailment.