Dez Bryant

Bryant, 32, had one catch or fewer in seven of his eight games as a Raven, demonstrating a total inability to separate. He was almost exclusively used in the red zone. Baltimore doesn't have much reason to bring him back beyond a leadership role in a locker room without such veteran presence. It's possible we've seen Bryant play his last NFL snap. 

Bryant was able to make it back into the NFL following an Achilles tear, but he doesn't have the explosiveness to be a contributor anymore. It's certainly possible he retires in the coming weeks. Bryant, 32, had six catches across six games for the Ravens in 2020.

Bryant now has two touchdowns on four targets over the past couple games. Perhaps it's his reward for not retiring after being placed on the reserve/COVID-19 list. For now, his only consistent usage is in the red zone, where he clearly has Lamar Jackson's attention. Bryant won't be a viable fantasy option in Week 17. 

Bryant practiced in full on Friday and is very likely to play. He's only projecting for 1-3 targets as a single-game DFS option only. It's Marquise Brown or bust among the Ravens' receivers.