Mohamed Sanu

After seeing his snap numbers dip to the 49-63 percent range over Weeks 6-9 as he dealt with a hip injury, Sanu played a season-high 93.3 percent of the snaps against the Browns last week. He also saw eight targets, which was his second highest total of the season, so it's fair to say he's healthy. His matchup with Anthony Brown is a good one, too, as he's been struggling in coverage over the last seven games, allowing 17-of-24 passing for 242 yards and a touchdown in his coverage. As you can see, he hasn't been targeted much, but that's likely due to their opponents averaging just 32.7 pass attempts per game, which ranks as the sixth-lowest in the league. They've had a relatively easy schedule to this point, and we've seen Golden Tate, Keke Coutee, Dede Westbrook, and Jaron Brown all score touchdowns against them from the slot. He's an interesting play who should get back to his usual high-floor WR4-type numbers.

Mohamed Sanu hauls in six targets in Week 10 loss

Falcons WR Mohamed Sanu caught 6-of-8 targets for 47 yards in Sunday's Week 10 loss to Cleveland.

Fantasy Impact

While Sanu hasn't scored in three games, he did catch his most passes (six) for his most yards (47) amidst his three-game scoreless streak. He will have a shot to bounce back in Week 11 against a bend but not break Dallas defense.