A deep receiver on a team that couldn't throw deep because of the ferocity of the pass rush, Hilton ended his Cowboys days much like he ended his Colts days. He made it to a 7/121/0 regular season line in three games, adding three playoff catches for 38 yards in two games. Hilton, 33, nearly retired this offseason and is extremely likely to stay on the sidelines for most of 2023 as he hits unrestricted free agency. 

Hilton still hasn't separated himself as the Cowboys' third receiver. Versus the Bucs, he again split time with Noah Brown. Until Dallas settles on a single player as their third pass-catcher, neither Hilton nor Brown will be viable fantasy options.

After posting a 4/50 line in last week's win over the Titans, Hilton reverted back to the form of a 33-year-old receiver who missed almost all of the regular season. Dallas signed Hilton back in mid-December to add depth to its passing game, but the veteran receiver has managed just seven receptions for 121 yards in three games. Hilton is good for a big play at any given moment, but he's far from the difference-maker Dallas was hoping for when they signed him.

Three of Hilton's four receptions came on key third-down catches, situations that made up the bulk of the veteran's snaps against the Titans. Hilton is an interesting name to keep an eye on for playoff contests as a player attached to a top offense, particularly in best ball formats - an injury to a primary pass-catcher ahead of him on the depth chart could provide the opportunity he needs to be fantasy relevant.