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Snead caught seven of 10 targets for 60 yards in Sunday's 21-0 win over the Titans.

Snead saw season highs in both catches and targets and set a new mark for yards as a result. Nevertheless, he still hasn't scored a touchdown since the first week of the year and remains best employed by those in need of a high-floor receiver in PPR leagues. The 25-year-old has at least four catches and 49 yards in all but one game this season and will look to do it again Week 7 against the Saints.

Crabtree caught six of nine targets for 93 yards and a touchdown in Sunday's 21-0 win over the Titans.

Crabtree got the scoring started by hauling in a four-yard Joe Flacco pass for a first-quarter touchdown. It was a night of seconds for the nine-year veteran as he led the team in receiving for the second time on the year while also scoring his second touchdown. He'll try to keep up the momentum Week 7 against the Saints.

Moore hauled in four of five targets for 59 yards while adding an 18-yard rush, but he lost two fumbles during Sunday's 23-17 loss to Washington.

Carolina's first-round prize cost the team dearly with two fumbles in a Week 6 loss, but he's become more involved over the past two weeks in hauling in eight of nine targets for 108 yards, after seeing just four looks through Carolina's first three games. Sunday brings a matchup with an Eagles secondary that's allowed 308.7 passing yards per game over the past three weeks.

Davis caught one of four passes for 24 yards during Sunday's 21-0 loss to the Ravens.

Davis led the Titans in targets, though he was limited yet again by the team's low-volume passing attack. His lone catch came with just under three minutes remaining in the third quarter and was his second-longest reception of the season. Despite commanding a large share of targets in the offense, Davis has been targeted more than 10 times in just two of six games this season. That's a clear indication that until both the quality and volume of the Titans' passing offense increases, Davis will put up inconsistent results.

Godwin brought in six of nine targets for 56 yards and a touchdown in the Buccaneers' 34-29 loss to the Falcons on Sunday.

Godwin found the end zone for the fourth time in five games, and his reception total Sunday was both a team- and season-high figure. The second-year wideout was expected to be much more consistently involved in the offense during his sophomore campaign, and that's held true so far: Factoring in Sunday's production, Godwin has seen at least four targets in four of five games and already has tallies of nine and 10 looks, respectively. He'll look to continue establishing his niche in the high-powered Buccaneers air attack in a Week 7 matchup versus the Browns.

Humphries brought in three of four targets for 82 yards in the Buccaneers' 34-29 loss to the Falcons on Sunday. He also returned one punt for six yards.

Humphries ended up in the unfamiliar position of pacing the Buccaneers in receiving yards, with a game-long 51-yard reception largely responsible. The fourth-year pro normally does the majority of his damage within close proximity of the line of scrimmage, so Sunday's 27.3 YPC can safely be considered an outlier. Humphries does have multiple receptions in three straight games, but that's probably not enough to consider him more than desperation bye-week filler in Week 7.

Cole caught four of five targets for 41 yards during Sunday's 40-7 loss to the Cowboys.

Cole tied for the team lead in targets and failed to haul in just one ball that was thrown his way. Unfortunately, he did little outside of his long gain of 17 yards and came away with one of his lowest totals of the season. Cole has looked like a top receiver at times, but he's also surpassed 54 receiving yards just twice and has one touchdown to his name. He'll look to get back on track next Sunday against the Texans.

Kupp said after Sunday's 23-20 victory in Denver that he's unsure of the severity of his left knee injury but will undergo additional testing, Lindsey Thiry of ESPN.com reports.

The issue was serious enough for Kupp to warrant a ride on the cart to the locker room, but his return in the second half, while short-lived, put a positive light on his health. In comments made by both Kupp and coach Sean McVay after the contest, there seems to be some question as to his availability next Sunday at San Francisco. McVay told Cameron DaSilva of USA Today that Kupp "just wasn't himself" during his only possession of the second half, while the wide receiver later said he has "no idea" if the injury will impact his Week 7 prospects. The results of the upcoming evaluation should provide the first indication of Kupp's status.

Cooks caught two of six targets for 53 yards during Sunday's 23-20 victory over Denver.

The six targets are the fewest Cooks has seen in any full game he's played this season, though his mere availability for Sunday's contest was a blessing considering the receiver exited Week 6 with a concussion. Furthermore, the entire Rams passing game was out of sync on a cold and snowy day in Denver, which likely played a role in Cooks' low production. Weather conditions should be much different when the Rams stay in state to take on the 49ers in Week 7, when Cooks will look to bounce back against a San Francisco defense that has surrendered 12 passing touchdowns through its first five games in 2018.

Anderson caught three of five targets for 39 yards in Sunday's 42-34 win over the Colts.

Anderson could have had a much bigger day, but he dropped a perfectly thrown deep ball in the end zone. The Jets are starting to open up the playbook more for rookie quarterback Sam Darnold, which bodes well for the speedy Anderson's fantasy outlook moving forward. Anderson could also receive a temporary boost in workload against the Vikings in Week 7, as Quincy Enunwa (ankle) and Terrelle Pryor (groin) are dealing with injuries.