Rishard Matthews

Week 9 at San Diego
Matthews has now scored in three of his past four games,after putting up a line of 4-38-1 last week, but he's doing so on limited targets (with just one game over four targets in his past four games). He actually has 17 catches in the past five games on just 20 targets, so he's maximizing his chances. But they've been limited. San Diego has given up just seven TDs to wideouts this season, so it might be tough for Matthews to keep his streak alive. Use him as a flex and nothing more.

Week 7 vs. Indianapolis
Matthews still isn't getting a ton of looks, but he's making the most of the ones he's getting. He has at least 70 yards or a touchdown in each of the past three games despite not catching more than three passes in any of those contests. But he remains fifth on the team in targets, which makes him a hit-or-miss start. There's some upside because of the big-play ability, but he's still worth no more than a flex play.

Week 5 at Miami
Matthews saw a season-low two targets last week, but turned them into two catches for 82 yards. He'll be playing against his former team, so he'll have some extra juice for this one. But with Marcus Mariota struggling, it may not matter. You can do better.