Allen Hurns

Even prior to Parker's concussion, Hurns was seeing solid targets in the Dolphins offense. He's totaled 25 of them over the last four weeks, which ranks 30th among receivers in that time. With Parker leaving after 18 snaps last week, Hurns saw a season-high eight targets. He also finished with season-highs in receptions (5) and yardage (68). Granted, it was against the Jets, but this week is against the Giants, a team that's allowed more fantasy points per target (2.07) than any other team in football. On the year, they're allowing a 66.5 percent catch-rate, 9.73 yards per target, and a touchdown every 13.8 targets. By comparison, Tyler Lockett has averaged 10.05 yards per target and a touchdown every 14.5 targets. The Giants shifted around their secondary last week and had Janoris Jenkins in the slot, leaving DeAndre Baker and Sam Beal on the perimeter. Hurns moves all over the formation, so there's not just one cornerback he'll see, but he did play 50 percent of the slot snaps last week with Wilson out. Knowing how bad the Giants have been overall, he's certainly in the low-end WR3/high-end WR4 conversation and should come with a stable floor if Parker is out. If Parker plays, Hurns is still someone on the low-end WR4 radar.

Allen Hurns has solid outing in loss to Jets

Allen Hurns caught five of his eight targets for 68 yards in the Dolphins' Week 14 loss to the Jets.

Fantasy Impact

Hurns saw an increased workload with DeVante Parker exiting the game with an injury. He'll be tough to have any faith in for a fantasy playoff game, but has mild appeal if Parker were to miss any time.