Huddle Up: Chase was not able to make the big plays this week against the Bills but has posted at least 90 yards in four of his last six games. He played very well the last time he faced the Baltimore Ravens and will be a starting option in all leagues next week.

Huddle Up: Chase was on a mission after his one-game banishment, and he got a boost from Joe Burrow being back under center, too. Regardless of the Cincinnati QB, Chase is an obvious WR1 in all fantasy leagues, but especially so when Burrow is in there. He'll look to keep it going in Buffalo in Week 14.

Huddle Up: With Chase sidelined at a critical juncture of the fantasy season, managers need to treat it like a bye and look for temporary options off the waiver wire like Arizona's Michael Wilson, Indianapolis' Alec Pierce or Green Bay's Christian Watson, players still available in some leagues. In-house, Tee Higgins will obviously be WR1 in Cincinnati, while Andrei Iosivas should see a temporary bump in targets and responsibilities, with Charlie Jones and Mitchell Tinsley and, perhaps, Jermaine Burton, also picking up added targets in a small capacity. Noah Fant and Chase Brown could also add targets from their respective positions.

Huddle Up: Hearing officer Jordy Nelson, jointly appointed by the NFL and NFLPA, made the decision, according to the report. Chase will now officially be out Week 12 against the New England Patriots after spitting on Pittsburgh Steelers S Jalen Ramsey His absence will leave more targets for WRs Tee Higgins, Andrei Iosivas and Mitchell Tinsley along with TE Noah Fant and RB Chase Brown. Chase averages 7.9 receptions on 11.7 targets per game.

Huddle Up: Fantasy players should have the results of Chase's appeal in the next day or two, so they will have time to make changes to their lineups if needed. Tee Higgins and Andrei Iosivas will see a few more targets if Chase sits out. Higgins will be a starting option in all leagues even if Chase plays, while Iosivas can be a possible flex option if Chase is unavailable.

Huddle Up: Chase may appeal the suspension, so there is still a chance he plays in Week 12. Fantasy players will need to monitor the situation over the next few days. Tee Higgins and Andrei Iosivas will be the main receivers Chase is not available. Higgins is a weekly starting option, while Iosivas could be a flex option if he receives a bigger role.

Huddle Up: Chase was not able to find a connection with Joe Flacco this season and was held to under 50 yards for only the third time this season. He will be facing a tough New England Patriots defense next week but is still a weekly starting option in all leagues.

Huddle Up: Chase had another big game but his streak of three consecutive game with double-digit receptions was snapped. In four games with Flacco, Chase has snagged 44 of 62 targets for 457 yards and two touchdowns. After being held to 50 yards or less in three of the first four weeks, Chase has re-established himself as the top fantasy WR in the game.

Huddle Up: Chase has turned this looks into 38 receptions for 346 yards and two scores, and while he hasn't produced as many big plays down the field as in past years, the sheer volume has allowed him to remain an elite fantasy option at the receiver position. The addition of Flacco may not save Cincinnati's season, but it has certainly vaulted Chase back to WR1 status.

Huddle Up: It was the third consecutive game with double-digit receptions for Chase, who caught 16 of 23 targets for 161 yards from Joe Flacco in Week 7. In Flacco's first start, Chase snagged 10 of 12 targets for 94 yards. After a two-reception Week 1, Chase has re-established himself as the top fantasy WR in the game.