Xavier Hutchinson

Pick him up now — he led the team in Week 8, got lots of targets and is getting looks near the goal line while the top receivers are hurt. His role will likely shrink when they return, so grab him cheaply in deeper leagues but don’t start him unless a starter stays out.

Nico Collins is in concussion protocol, so Hutchinson should get more playing time and chances to catch the ball — he’s worth picking up for extra depth. He’s risky since he hasn’t produced much and has a tough matchup, so only start him if Collins is officially out or you’re short on receivers.

He’s been a steady part of the offense, usually catches a couple passes a game, and has a clear goal-line connection with his quarterback. With Baltimore’s secondary banged up this week, start him — just know he doesn’t get a ton of passes overall, so it’s a bit of a gamble.

He’s barely getting thrown to and isn’t on the field enough to matter, so he’s not worth a spot in normal leagues. Only hang on if your bench is huge or you’re stashing him for injuries, and watch his playing time and team injury news before reconsidering.