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Hill caught three of four targets for 45 yards in Monday's 38-30 loss to the Lions.

Hill was not used in the rushing attack for the first time this season, yet his four targets and 45 yards through the air were both season highs through three weeks. The veteran running back played 51 percent of the Ravens' offensive snaps, finishing ahead of Derrick Henry, who had a 49 percent snap share. As long as Henry stays healthy, however, Hill's minimal usage makes him difficult to trust for consistent fantasy production. The 27-year-old can be ignored for fantasy purposes when the Ravens visit the Chiefs in Week 4.

Reiman caught two of three targets for eight yards in Sunday's 16-15 loss to the 49ers.

Reiman made his return in Week 3 after missing the previous game due to a foot injury suffered in the season opener. The 24-year-old tight end operated as Arizona's No. 2 tight end, playing 33 of the team's 66 offensive snaps while Trey McBride handled 58 snaps. Barring an injury to McBride, Reiman won't see enough consistent usage to be trusted for fantasy purposes on a weekly basis. The Cardinals are set to host the Seahawks in Week 4.

Wilson caught one of his two targets for five yards in Sunday's 16-15 loss to the 49ers.

Wilson recorded just one reception for the third straight game, and he now has just three catches for 21 yards and a touchdown on eight targets to start the season. The third-year wideout is not getting enough of an opportunity within the Arizona offense to be considered for fantasy purposes with any type of confidence. Wilson will look to get more involved in Week 4 when the Cardinals host the Seahawks.

Calcaterra was not targeted a single time in Sunday's 33-26 win over the Rams.

Calcaterra caught just one pass as the Eagles' top tight end in Week 2, but his role got even smaller due to Dallas Goedert being back in action in Week 3. Calcaterra barely even saw the field, playing just 12 offensive snaps as the Eagles spent most of the game in one tight-end sets while trailing for most of the game.

Dotson caught one of his three targets for seven yards in Sunday's 33-26 win over the Rams.

After finishing Week 1 with three catches for 59 yards, Dotson has just one reception in both of the last two weeks. He did play a season-high 49 offensive snaps against the Rams, likely due to the fact that the Eagles were trailing for most of the game, but that didn't result in a large number of targets.

Bigsby saw zero offensive snaps for the second straight week Sunday against the Rams.

Bigsby recorded five carries in Week 1 while still a member of the Jaguars, but a trade to Philadelphia has left him third on a depth chart that has Saquon Barkley at the top, leaving little room for anyone else. Barkley was the only running back to receive any carries in Week 3, while backup running back AJ Dillon saw the field for just five offensive snaps. Bigsby's only action came on special teams, where he returned two kicks for 24 yards.

Dillon did not receive a carry or a target in Sunday's 33-26 win over the Rams.

Dillon received exactly three carries in each of the Eagles' first two games, averaging 8.5 offensive snaps. His already small role nearly dried up in Week 3, as he saw the field for just five offensive snaps and never touched the ball.

Barnes posted seven tackles (four solo), including 1.0 sacks, in a 38-30 Week 3 win against the Ravens on Monday.

Barnes registered one of Detroit's seven sacks when he brought down Lamar Jackson on a third-down play early in the fourth quarter, causing Baltimore to settle for a field goal. The veteran linebacker has recorded 19 tackles through three contests to begin the campaign.

Muhammad posted four tackles, including 2.5 sacks, in Monday's 38-30 win over Baltimore.

Muhammad enjoyed perhaps his finest game as a pro -- prior to Monday, he had a modest 16 sacks over 95 career games. The veteran defensive end's 2.5 sacks all came in the second half Monday. Muhammad already has 3.5 sacks through three contests after posting 3.0 sacks across nine regular-season games in his first campaign with Detroit last year.

Starks finished Monday's Week 3 loss to Detroit with eight tackles (three solo).

Starks' tackle total tied for second-most on Baltimore and was his highest mark through three games as a pro. The rookie safety has been very consistent so far, totaling seven tackles in both Week 1 and Week 2 before upping that number by one Monday. Starks was on the field for all 68 of the Ravens' defensive snaps versus Detroit.