Huddle Up: Coming off a game in which he posted a 12-127-3 line, Bowers was targeted just three times for one catch against Denver on Thursday night. It set seasonal lows across the board for the second-year tight end, and it represented a systematic failure of the Raiders' offense to get their most talented playmaker involved. Despite the poor showing, Bowers remains a high-end TE1 that should be locked into your lineup each week.

Huddle Up: Following the deadline deal of Jakobi Meyers, Tucker was viewed as the new de facto No. 1 receiver for Las Vegas. That designation didn't result in an uptick in opportunities, though Denver is among the NFL's top defenses, even without Patrick Surtain II (pec), so it's far too soon to dismiss the idea that better days are ahead for Tucker. For the time being, you can view him as a WR4/WR5 type, though Week 11 looks like a good opportunity to roll the dice on Tucker as he faces Dallas' porous secondary.

Huddle Up: Jeanty was Las Vegas' most effective offensive weapon on Thursday night, but he was also directly responsible for Geno Smith's NFL-high 12th interception of the season when a pass went right through the rookie's hands and ricocheted for a pick. Pegged by many as the odds-on favorite to be Offensive Rookie of the Year, Jeanty has topped 100 total yards in a game just twice, and he's averaging less than 4.0 yards per carry on the year. His heavy usage allows him to remain an RB2 candidate each week, but with a tough upcoming schedule that includes matchups with the Browns, Chargers, Broncos, Eagles, and Texans, Jeanty might find himself descending into RB3/flex territory if the Raiders offense can't find more consistency.

Huddle Up: They never seemed to pinpoint the issue on the broadcast, but it appeared in replays that Smith took a knee to the quad. He missed one snap and was seen going in and out of the blue medical tent but was able to finish the game. The veteran struggled overall on Thursday night, though it wasn't all his fault as his interception went right through the hands of Ashton Jeanty, and most of the half-dozen sacks he absorbed came off of quick pressure. Still, anyone hoping that the return of Brock Bowers would turn Smith into a reliable QB2 has to be disappointed. We'll see what he can do against a porous Cowboys defense in Week 11.

Huddle Up: Bowers is coming off a three-touchdown game and has been targeted at least five times in every game this season. He will see plenty of targets this week and is a must-start option in fantasy leagues.

Huddle Up: Mayer will be behind stud TE Brock Bowers, but he could wind up being worth consideration in good matchups. Stay tuned.

Huddle Up: Bowers is coming off a monster performance in Week 9 and is the main option in the passing game for the Raiders. He is a must-start option in all fantasy leagues.

Huddle Up: Tucker had been targeted at least five times in the three previous games, but he still managed to lead all Las Vegas receivers in yards on just four targets. Brock Bowers returned an dominated the passing attack, but Tucker should still have a steady role going forward, even if it is slightly reduced. He is worth stashing as a WR4.

Huddle Up: Bowers made up for lost time and reminded everyone that he is one of the dominant tight ends in the game when healthy. As long as he avoids any injuries going forward, Bowers should be a TE1 the rest of the way.

Huddle Up: Jeanty was held under 50 rushing yards for the fourth time this season, but on the plus side, he set a new high in receiving yards and tied his career high in receptions. His rushing numbers continue to underwhelm, but Jeanty's consistently heavy workloads give him a RB2 floor.

Huddle Up: It has been a rollercoaster for Smith this season, and he has sprinkled in a couple of monster performances between several ugly outings. Overall, he has 11 touchdown passes and 11 interceptions. Needless to say, he is a risky QB2, albeit with some upside.

Huddle Up: Bowers being cleared means he should be a plug-and-play for your fantasy lineup. He is a TE1 candidate every week he is active.

Huddle Up: Bowers has been sidelined for over a month because of the injury but is on track to return to the lineup in Week 9. He is one of the main options in the passing game when he plays and will be a starting tight end in all fantasy leagues.

Huddle Up: Bowers was a full participant in practice Wednesday, Oct. 29, so is claim that he is ready to return seems accurate. His status is worth keeping an eye on just to be safe, but a healthy Bowers is a must-start option, even coming off the injury. Prior to suffering the injury in the fourth quarter of the season opener, Bowers had already topped 100 yards.

Huddle Up: Bowers has missed several games because of the injury, but the extra week of rest should help him return to the lineup. Fantasy players can monitor his practice participation next week to see if he is ready to play. He is a weekly starting option in all leagues when healthy.

Huddle Up: Mostert doesn't do enough to warrant fantasy consideration outside of deeper leagues, but he is worth a roster spot in leagues which reward individual return yardage.