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Reynolds played just two of 60 offensive snaps and wasn't targeted during Sunday's 45-35 loss to New Orleans.

With Cooper Kupp back from a knee injury, Reynolds' field time was predictably limited in Week 9. The sophomore out of Texas A&M is clearly not a viable fantasy asset when the Rams are at full health, but Reynolds also proved last week against the Packers that he's capable of climbing the depth chart and contributing if given the opportunity.

Cooper caught five of eight targets for 58 yards and a touchdown in Monday night's 28-14 loss to the Titans.

Cooper's Cowboys tenure started off nicely, as he hauled in a four-yard touchdown on the team's second offensive series. Quarterback Dak Prescott showed too much excitement with Cooper on Dallas' next possession, however, forcing an interception on another ball thrown into the end zone. With a few more catches on the evening, Cooper still managed to lead the team in all major receiving categories, which is an encouraging sign as he looks to establish himself in his new situation. Next up for Cooper is a meeting against the Eagles in Week 10.

Davis caught six of 10 targets for 56 yards in Monday night's 28-14 win over the Cowboys.

Davis paced his team in receptions and targets, but it was Dion Lewis who led Tennessee with 60 yards through the air. Of course, Davis' night would've been better had quarterback Marcus Mariota not overthrown him on a wide-open, nine-yard touchdown to start the fourth quarter. Overall, it was still Davis' best performance since his Week 4 explosion, which bodes well as he heads into a meeting with the Patriots, against whom he scored twice in the playoffs last season.

Perriman caught two of six targets for 36 yards in Sunday's 37-21 loss to the Chiefs. He also rushed twice for nine yards.

Perriman, despite being on the field for just 35 percent of Cleveland's offensive snaps, finished third on the team in targets. This comes a game after he finished without a catch in Week 9. The former first-round pick has three catches for 42 yards on the year.

Smith (knee) didn't participate in Monday's walkthrough, Bill Voth of the Panthers' official site reports.

Smith hasn't practiced since injuring his right knee Week 7. Until he progresses to some activity, it'll be difficult to forecast a return to action, especially with a short week to prepare for a Thursday night affair in Pittsburgh. Smith's absence has paved the way for D.J. Moore and Curtis Samuel to emerge in the Panthers' passing attack.

Marshall recently went through a workout with the Lions, Adam Caplan of SiriusXM Radio reports.

Recently let go by Seattle, the 34-year-old Marshall is reportedly intent on keeping his career alive, per ESPN's Adam Schefter. Given the Lions' lack of depth at wideout behind Marvin Jones and Kenny Golladay, Detroit initially appears like one of the few landing spots around the league that could realistically offer him a significant offensive role. However, it would be interesting to see how the 6-foot-5 veteran would fit into an offense already populated by the 6-foot-2 Jones and 6-foot-4 Golladay.

McKenzie was claimed by the Bills on Monday after being waived by the Broncos on Friday, Mike Rodak of ESPN.com reports.

McKenzie likely gets a better situation given that the Bills may have the worst wide receiver corps in the league. However, given that he'll likely start out sixth on the depth chart and plays for a team that can't move the ball, he's still miles away from being a fantasy thought.

Phillips was waived by the Bills on Monday, Mike Rodak of ESPN.com reports.

Someone had to go after Terrelle Pryor was added to the mix last week and the Bills wanted to pick up Isaiah McKenzie on Monday, so it was likely between Phillips and sixth-round rookie Ray-Ray McCloud. Given that neither has shown the Bills much so far and Phillips is the undrafted one of the two, he would have been our guess to go too.

Taylor (hip) will not return from the PUP list during the 2018 season, Zac Stevens of BSNDenver.com reports.

Taylor was able to return to practice in mid-October, but the Broncos have determined that he requires more time to recover from offseason surgeries on both hips. The depth receiver will set his sights on a return in 2019.

Grant brought in one of two targets for 16 yards during Sunday's 13-6 win over the Jets.

Grant was held to one catch in what was a quiet day for Miami's passing attack, with quarterback Brock Osweiler having been held to only 139 yards without a touchdown. Though Grant's big-play ability always remains a factor, the Dolphins' passing game has not been consistent enough in recent weeks to enable fantasy relevance. The third-year pro will look to showcase his elite speed and bounce back against the Packers on Sunday.