Andrei Iosivas

He got more chances when Higgins left in Week 9, so grab him and hold him through the Bengals’ bye since he could see more work if Higgins misses time. It’s a small sample and depends on Higgins’ health, so only start him if Higgins is officially out or Iosivas keeps getting more playing time and passes his way.

Flacco’s shoulder is the key — if he’s healthy, Iosivas can be a big-play pick against Chicago’s weak inside defense, so grab him if you can; if Flacco is limited or out, don’t start him and wait for the final injury update.

He was bumped up to the Bengals’ No. 3 receiver after Burton was scratched, so he could see steady snaps in a team that throws a lot. Only pick him up in bigger leagues if you have bench space; skip him in smaller leagues unless Tee Higgins misses time or he starts getting regular looks.

Late rounds — skip him unless you need a cheap backup in big leagues. He’s Cincinnati’s third receiver and probably won’t do much unless someone ahead gets hurt or his role changes.