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Per usual, Hopkins dominated the targets for the Titans’ offense. His 12 looks were good for a 36 percent target share. Hopkins caught his fifth touchdown of the season on a three-yard reception near the goal line. All five of his scores have come with Will Levis under center. Hopkins will rank as a WR2 for his Week 13 matchup with the Dolphins.

It was a quiet fantasy day but sterling real life effort as Murray braved driving rain conditions to help the Cardinals pull out an impressive road victory. He also dealt with critical drops from Rondale Moore and Greg Dortch as Marquise Brown was severely limited by his ongoing heel problems. Murray is still hurting for volume, which is lowering his fantasy floor and affecting his ceiling. His completion percentage is barely above 60.0 since returning from injury. He won’t be a particularly appealing QB1 option when the Cardinals come off bye for a 32-team Week 15 slate that features Arizona hosting San Francisco.

Greenlaw performed a suplex tackle on Eagles receiver DeVonta Smith midway through the third quarter, which sparked a scuffle between Greenlaw and the Eagles’ sideline. During the scuffle, Greenlaw put his hand in the face of the Eagles’ head of security, resulting in the decision to eject both Greenlaw and the security guard. Greenlaw was leading the 49ers with seven tackles at the time of his ejection.

David Montgomery had 17 of the Lions’ 25 rushing attempts and ran the same number of routes (12) as Montgomery. Gibbs also lost out on green zone work after splitting those valuable touches with Montgomery over the past few weeks. It was certainly a step back for the rookie in what looked to be his takeover of the Detroit backfield. The run-heavy nature of the Lions offense should keep Gibbs in the running for double digit touches every week. He gets the Bears in Week 14.

Nacua was hurt in the second quarter while making a leaping catch, and it looked serious. He was holding his shoulder and waking gingerly, clearly trying to limit any residual impact on his shoulder. Rams beat writers also reported that he was crying as he left the field, so it’s a pleasant surprise to see him return to the game to start the second half.

Cooper finished the day catching 3-of-5 targets for 34 yards. He left the game in the second quarter to be evaluated for a concussion and will not return. At the time of his injury, he was leading the team in targets and catches despite the fact that he had also dropped two passes. We’ll see if he can clear concussion protocol in time to return for Week 14 against the Jaguars. If he does, the change to Joe Flacco at quarterback is a good thing for Cooper as Flacco showed a willingness to drive the ball down the field and the arm strength to do it.

Okonkwo picked up 39 of his yards on a play-action heave from Will Levis on the Titans’ first drive. He caught the ball with no one near him and broke a few tackles once surrounded by Colts defenders for good measure. The long catch plus a few other grabs made Week 13 Okonkwo’s highest receiving total of the season. Okonkwo has been quiet in his second season, but this outing will keep him on the TE2 radar for Week 14.

Montgomery had 17 of the Lions’ 25 running back rushes on the day and ran 12 pass routes along with Jahmyr Gibbs. While he didn’t do much with the opportunities, Montgomery found pay dirt in the first half to help Detroit get off to a blazing start against a middling Saints defense. Montgomery, who now has a touchdown in four straight outings, should continue seeing 15-20 touches a week in one of the league’s run heaviest offenses. He gets the Bears in Week 14.

As ESPN’s Mike Clay points out, it was just the second catch-less outing of Brown’s 71-game career. Hollywood entered the proceedings battling a heel issue, and it was clearly bothering him. He was at one point announced as questionable to return. That means the Cardinals’ Week 14 bye week could not be better timed. Brown will still be a middling WR3 when the Cardinals return against the 49ers’ elite defense in Week 15.

Samuel’s day would have been much bigger were it not for a touchdown-saving play by Dolphins safety Brandon Jones that forced him out at the one-yard line. Still, Samuel’s 65 yards were more than enough to lead Commanders pass-catchers on the day, as he’s now totaled 165 yards and 13 receptions over the last two weeks. Samuel is turning in his best season as a Commander and is now up to 573 yards and 55 receptions on the season. He now heads into his Week 14 bye and will be back in Week 15 to take on the Rams.