Despite seeing the most snaps (51) among receivers Sunday against the Buccaneers, Conley finished the contest with just four catches for 28 yards.

EDGE Analysis

Conley was targeted eight times in the contest, but managed to haul in just half of those. His sophomore season hasn't resulted in the breakout campaign, but the system and Alex Smith as the quarterback under center have likely factored into the outcome. There's no evidence to suggest Conley will be able to consistently produce moving, leaving him off the majority of fantasy radars.

Conley finished Sunday's game against the Panthers with just one grab for 12 yards on three targets.

EDGE Analysis

Conley played the most snaps among receivers with Jeremy Maclin (groin) out, but he's yet to take advantage of the extra playing time. While the youngster has the tools of a good wideout, he's yet to put it together. With Tyreek Hill playing increasingly well, it's possible Conley's future workload will begin to diminish.

Conley (quad) practiced fully Friday and does not have an injury designation for Sunday's game against the Panthers.

EDGE Analysis

Meanwhile, Jeremy Maclin has been ruled out this week, which should ensure plenty of time on the field for Conley, who saw action on 51 of 58 of the Chiefs' offensive snaps in Week 9. He's a lineup option in deeper formats, though fellow wideout Tyreek Hill probably carries higher Week 10 upside.

Conley (quad) was limited at practice Wednesday, the Kansas City Star reports.

EDGE Analysis

With Jeremy Maclin limited to one target in Week 9 against the Jaguars, Albert Wilson led the Chiefs with eight targets, while Tyreek Hill logged five and Conley recorded four. Through eight games, Conley -- who has yet to score a TD this season -- is on pace to catch 52 passes for 628 yards.

Conley caught just three passes for 26 yards on four targets despite seeing the field on 88 percent of the team's offensive snaps Sunday against the Raiders.

EDGE Analysis

Conley has firmly entrenched himself as one of the team's starting receivers, but Jeremy Maclin's groin issue could open up targets for some of the other pass-catchers in the offense. It didn't translate to a better day for Conley, but it could result in a slight improvement in his stat line next week should Maclin be unavailable against the Panthers.

Conley finished Sunday's Week 8 victory over the Colts with three catches for 59 yards on five targets.

EDGE Analysis

Conley saw the field on 72 percent of the team's snaps, sitting behind just Travis Kelce and Jeremy Maclin once again. However, he's failed to turn increased workload into extra production. Conley has caught four or fewer passes in all but one week this season and has yet to top 100 yards receiving or find the end zone. It's unlikely this will change this season, especially with Tyreek Hill carving out a minor role in the offense and making more of his chances than the second-year receiver out of Georgia.

Conley caught both passes thrown in his direction for 29 yards in Sunday's win over New Orleans.

EDGE Analysis

Conley looked like he was heating up in Week 4 with a six-catch effort, but has just five catches in the two games since. The discrepancy is due to an overall drop in passing for the Chiefs, who have had Alex Smith throw nearly half as often, 42 attempts per game before the bye compared to 23 after. Conley was never the typical No. 2 receiver as he plays in a conservative offense featuring quality pass-catching backs and tight ends. Now that the offense has turned even more run-heavy, it'd be foolish to expect an uptick in production.

Conley grabbed just three passes for 26 yards on four targets in Sunday's Week 6 victory over the Raiders.

EDGE Analysis

Conley continues to post inconsistent totals due to the nature of the Chiefs' offense, posting an unappealing stat line a week after collecting a career-high 70 yards receiving and tying career-highs in receptions (six) and targets (seven). He remains an intriguing talent, but will likely continue to be too inconsistent for fantasy purposes.

Conley caught six passes for 70 yards on seven targets in Sunday's 43-14 loss to the Steelers.

EDGE Analysis

Conley was one of the few Chiefs that actually played well, continuing his season-long theme of efficient production with limited targets. He's probably underrated from a real-life perspective, but there's not much fantasy appeal to the third receiving option in an Alex Smith offense. So long as Jeremy Maclin and Travis Kelce stay healthy, Conley will likely fall in the range of 4-7 targets per week.

Conley collected three of his five targets for 44 yards in Sunday's Week 3 game against the Jets.

EDGE Analysis

Conley saw his biggest yardage total of the season Sunday but has yet to make a big enough dent in the scorebook to warrant fantasy ownership in the majority of leagues. That will likely continue to be the case as the season rolls along unless something drastically changes.