Huddle Up: Hollins is an interesting case. He did basically nothing over the season's first half-dozen games, posting a total of 80 receiving yards in that time. In five games since, Hollins is averaging 63 yards per game despite a 2-9-0 effort in Week 9 to bring those numbers down. The caveat is that Kayshon Boutte (hamstring) has missed the last two games with a balky hamstring, which makes it tough to know if Hollins' recent statistical upswing will continue once Boutte returns. There are no safe bets with New England's wideouts outside of Stefon Diggs, but Hollins is at least making a case to be owned in deeper leagues as a possible WR5.

Huddle Up: Hollins stepped up with Kayshon Boutte sidelined. The New England wide receivers spot has been a bit of a carousel lately, as it's a different guy leading the way. It's a bit difficult for fantasy managers to figure out who the top dog will be each week. As long as the Patriots keep winning, coach Mike Vrabel doesn't care about your fantasy team. Despite the strong game, Hollins is still nothing more than WR5 in most fantasy leagues.

Huddle Up: Hollins was the leading receiver against the Cleveland Browns in Week 8, going for seven grabs and 89 yards, but he showed exactly why you cannot bank on him for fantasy. He is just too inconsistent, and he remains useful only in deeper fantasy play. However, Kayshone Boutte left with an injury, so if he is forced to miss time, Hollins could see a short-term bump in targets.

Huddle Up: Hollins rolled up solid totals, but the veteran is still only worth using on a regular basis in deeper leagues at this point. As long as Kayshon Boutte, Stefon Diggs and DeMario Douglas remain healthy, the targets will be rather erratic for the journeyman receiver.