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Samuel caught all four of his targets for 18 yards in Week 10's loss to the Steelers. He also rushed once for one yard and lost a fumble on a kickoff return.

Samuel, like most of his offensive teammates outside of Christian McCaffrey, couldn't get much going on the night. However, he compounded Carolina's issues by fumbling on a return to end the third quarter. That hurt a performance that otherwise featured a season-high four receptions, leaving Samuel in search of a more complete showing in Week 11 versus the Lions.

Kupp is doubtful to return to Sunday's game against the Seahawks due to a knee injury, Myles Simmons of the Rams' official site reports.

Kupp went down in a heap in the fourth quarter with what Simmons believed to be a non-contact injury. Rich Hammond of the Los Angeles Daily News reported Kupp was clutching at his left knee, which he initially hurt last month and rested with a pair of absences. Shortly after walking to the locker room, the Rams made the "doubtful to return" announcement, an ominous sign for the coming days. Kupp will be examined to determine the extent of the issue.

Kirk caught just two of six targets, amounting eight yards during Sunday's 26-14 loss to the Chiefs.

In Sunday's loss to Kansas City, the rookie wideout posted his worst receiving output since Sept. 9 when he debuted against Washington (four yards on one reception). Though he's been targeted a combined 26 times over Arizona's past four games, Kirk has hauled in just 53.9 percent of those attempts -- a drastic drop-off from 76 percent over the first five weeks of the season. A promising matchup approaches in Week 11, as Kirk and the Cardinals receiving corps will be opposing Oakland's bottom-10 pass defense (over 260 yards surrendered per game).

Parker was forced out of Sunday's game against the Packers with a shoulder injury, Adam H. Beasley of the Miami Herald reports.

The Dolphins' depth at wideout was further taxed by the fact that Jakeem Grant was carted off the field Sunday with a leg injury. Prior to his third-quarter exit from the contest, Parker had hauled in five of his 11 targets for 43 yards.

Grant (leg) was carted of the field in the third quarter of the Dolphins' contest against the Packers on Sunday.

Prior to his exit from the game, Grant -- who had been dealing with an Achilles issue -- did not haul in his only target. While it's unclear if his Sunday issue is related to that, at first glance, it looks as though the wideout's injury could be serious.

Foster caught three of four targets for 105 yards in Sunday's 41-10 win over the Jets.

Foster's only previous NFL stats were two catches for 30 yards accrued in Week 2, but it took him just one play to eclipse that production. He gained 47 yards on the game's first play and ended up topping 100. Despite Foster's strong performance here, he'll be very difficult to trust after the Week 11 bye, given what we've seen from Buffalo's offense this season (this game notwithstanding).

Jones caught eight of 11 targets for 93 yards and a touchdown in Sunday's 41-10 win over the Jets.

Jones came close to scoring in the first quarter, but he fumbled while stretching out at the 1-yard line; the ball was picked up by Jason Croom in the end zone for a Bills touchdown. The second-year wideout got a touchdown of his own courtesy of an eight-yard catch in the third quarter. This was easily his best game of the season, as Jones showed an excellent rapport with new quarterback Matt Barkley. It will be interesting to see who starts under center for Buffalo after the Week 11 bye.

Erickson was not targeted in the passing game in Sunday's loss to the Saints. He did have five kick returns for 110 yards.

There was some speculation that Erickson might be more active in the passing game with A.J. Green out, but it didn't work out that way, though the Bengals ran hardly any plays in the blowout loss.

Davis exploded for seven catches, 125 yards and a touchdown on 10 targets in Sunday's 34-10 win over the Patriots.

Despite being interfered with in the end zone, Davis still managed to come down with a 23-yard touchdown catch to take a 14-3 lead in the first quarter. This was another tremendous effort against a team that he burned for two touchdowns in the playoffs last year, as Davis accounted for more than half of Marcus Mariota's 228 passing yards. He'll look to keep rolling against the Colts in Week 11.

Godwin caught all seven of his targets for 103 yards during Sunday's 16-3 loss to Washington. He fumbled during the game, but it was recovered by the offense.

Sunday's performance was a sight for sore eyes after he'd tallied just four catches combined over the previous two weeks. Godwin's seven catches and 103 yards both set season highs. Next up is rediscovering the end zone, as Godwin has been held scoreless in four straight weeks after four touchdowns in Tampa Bay's first five games. Next Sunday's matchup might be a tough one to break that spell in, as the Giants have surrendered just 11 passing touchdowns on the season, tied for fourth fewest in the league.