Corey Davis

After his nine-catch, 161-yard outburst against the Eagles in Week 4, Davis has totaled just five catches for 73 yards over the last two games combined. His 10 targets during those games may not seem like much, but knowing Mariota threw the ball just 41 times might change your mind, as it's still near a 25 percent target share. Of the six quarterbacks to play the Chargers, five of them have totaled at least 33 pass attempts. The only one who didn't was Patrick Mahomes, who didn't need to because he threw four touchdowns on 27 attempts. This should be a game where Mariota throws the ball 30-plus times, which means Davis will see enough targets to be considered, even in a tough matchup with Casey Hayward. After a rough start to the season, it seems Hayward has turned a corner and got back to his former self who was considered one of the best cornerbacks in the league in 2016 and 2017 when he allowed a sub-60 QB Rating in his coverage. Davis is on the low-end WR3 radar due to the volume, but he's not one you should be very excited about his prospects this week.

Corey Davis held to one catch in Week 6 loss

Corey Davis caught one of four passes for 24 yards during Sunday's 21-0 loss to the Ravens.

Fantasy Impact

Davis continues to be limited yet again by the team's low-volume passing attack. The second-year receiver has only seen 10 targets over the last two games. Unless things change with the Titans offense it will be hard to continue to own Davis in standard leagues.