Geremy Davis

Davis has played in 36 games for the Giants and Chargers since 2015, yet has just nine career targets. The 28-year-old WR isn't expected to compete for anything more than a roster spot and potential role as the offense's No. 4 or No. 5 WR.

Davis was expected to fill the void following Travis Benjamin's (quad) season-ending injury in Week 6, but the fifth-year wide receiver would get just one game as the de facto No. 3 option behind Keenan Allen and Mike Williams before suffering a hamstring injury. As a result, Andre Patton slides into the vacated role, although it's hardly a lucrative fantasy position considering the Chargers operate a narrow target tree that largely focuses on Allen, Williams, Hunter Henry, Austin Ekeler and Melvin Gordon.

Davis wasn't listed on the injury report to begin the week, but he resurfaced as a limited participant at Friday's practice. The 27-year-old hasn't seen game action since Week 8 due to the hamstring issue, and his status for Sunday remains up in the air.

Davis appears to have fully recovered from his hamstring injury during Los Angeles' bye. He stands to reprise his usual role as the team's No. 3 wideout against the Broncos on Sunday.