Anquan Boldin

Week 16 at Detroit
Boldin finally got into the end zone for the first time since Week 5 last week, adding eight receptions for 74 yards. He's had at least 74 yards in three of Blaine Gabbert's five starts, but in the two games he didn't reach that total, he didn't break 37 yards. Boldin most certainly isn't a game-breaker, he's a chain mover. That said, Gabbert looks his way quite often. You should have better options. Boldin has two 100-yard games this season, none since Week 6.

Week 14 at Cleveland
Boldin has at least five catches in each of the past three games, but managed just 37 yards last week on his five receptions. Boldin has an opportunity for a good game against a Cleveland pass defense that has given up six WR touchdowns in the past three games. But don't start Boldin as anything more than a No. 3 receiver. The up-and-down nature of San Francisco's offense is just too risky.

Week 12 vs. Arizona
Boldin had five catches for 93 yards last week at Seattle, showing some signs of life after an up-and-down season with Colin Kaepernick steering the ship. He had his worst game at Arizona earlier this season, catching just two passes for 16 yards and will be anxious to better those numbers against the team that drafted him. The Cardinals are 14th in points allowed to opposing wide receivers, so there's some hope. But you're also hitching your wagon to Blaine Gabbert. That's a tough call. Use Boldin as a flex play.