Allen Hurns

Week 8 at Tennessee
Hurns caught four of his seven targets against the Raiders for 45 yards, which wasn't great, but was at least better than Allen Robinson's 2-9-0 line. However, that now puts Hurns at 47 or fewer yards in three of six games, which is a troubling trend. The emergence of Marquise Lee is hurting the production of both Robinson and Hurns.

Tennessee has allowed at least 14 WR receptions in five of its seven games (and at least 168 yards to the position in five of seven games), but Hurns isn't getting consistent enough targets to use as anything more than a high-end flex or low-end No. 3 receiver.

Week 6 at Chicago
Hurns has been something of a disappointment this season, losing targets to Marquis Lee and Julius Thomas to the point where he's worth little more than a low-end No. 3 or flex play this season. He had just two catches for 46 yards and a score last week, with the TD saving his outing. Chicago's been good against the pass this season, though the Bears did allow the Colts receivers to catch 17 passes for 250 yards last week. If you use Hurns, you're hoping he scores.

Week 3 vs. Baltimore
Hurns managed five catches for 64 yards last week as Blake Bortles seemed to ignore his top two targets to throw the ball elsewhere. That won't happen every week to be sure, and Baltimore allowed two TDs to wide receivers last week against Cleveland. Hurns should produce enough this week to be a solid No. 3 receiver and he always has that big-play upside.