Conley caught just one pass for six yards Sunday against the Lions.

EDGE Analysis

Conley continues to go through highs and lows in his rookie season, seeing just nine snaps a week after catching six passes for 63 yards against the Steelers. His boosted production likely came due to the absence of Jeremy Maclin, and Conley will likely continue to have unpredictable outings moving forward that makes him an unreliable fantasy option at this point.

Conley had six catches on seven targets for 63 yards and his first career touchdown Sunday against the Steelers.

EDGE Analysis

With Jeremy Maclin sitting after recently recovering from a concussion, Conley led the Chiefs in targets and receptions, though quarterback Alex Smith threw multiple times to seven different players, two of whom finished with more yards than Conley. He has been targeted seven times in both of the last two games, though it wouldn't be surprising if they were scaled back in Week 8 against the Lions when Maclin is expected back.

Conley caught three passes for 16 yards in Sunday's loss to the Vikings.

EDGE Analysis

Conley tied for the most targets on the team Sunday with seven, but didn't do much with it unlike teammate Travis Kelce, who also had seven targets but finished with five grabs for 88 yards. The rookie wideout did play 65 percent of the snaps Sunday, but that was aided by an injury to top wide receiver Jeremy Maclin. While Conley could continue to see targets moving forward, he's yet to do enough to remain a viable weekly option in fantasy.

Conley's saw his targets fall from seven in Week 4 to just three in Week 5 against the Bears, netting one catch for six yards.

EDGE Analysis

Conley remains off the fantasy radar as he hasn't put up a statline worthy of rostering him in nearly any format (just four catches for 75 yards total this season). The rookie saw a big bump in snaps due to Albert Wilson's absence Sunday, but failed to take any advantage. However, the season-ending knee injury to Jamaal Charles on Sunday could lead to a slight change in gameplan and ultimately more passes thrown. Even if that's the case, it seems best to take a wait-and-see approach with the Chiefs receivers due to Alex Smith's general hesitancy to throw the ball down the field.

Conley caught just two of his seven targets for 53 yards in Sunday's game against the Bengals.

EDGE Analysis

A week after making his first career catch, the rookie posted career-highs in targets, receptions and yards, albeit in a limited output. Conley has an opportunity to step up as an outside threat opposite Jeremy Maclin, and his involvement Sunday may indicate that he is earning a larger role in the offense. The Chiefs will host the Bears, who have already allowed eight touchdowns to wide receivers, in Week 5.

Conley (shoulder) is active for Sunday's game at Cincinnati.

EDGE Analysis

Conley has only one catch so far this season, but he might see a few more looks in this game with Albert Wilson unable to go.

Conley caught his first and only pass of his career so far Monday against the Packers, totaling 16 yards receiving on the grab.

EDGE Analysis

While Conley didn't show up much in the box score, he did see a big bump in snaps from the past two weeks, playing 35 snaps compared to five in Week 1 and one in Week 2. However, the Chiefs played from behind the entire second half, leading to multiple receiver-heavy formations. The rookie could begin to see more action moving forward, but he's done nothing yet to prove himself fantasy-worthy.

Conley played just one snap in Thursday's game against the Broncos.

EDGE Analysis

Conley continues to see little game action, amassing just six snaps in the first two weeks of the season. The rookie is a bit raw, but figured to factor into the offense given the lack of other premier options. However, it appears as though he's fallen out of favor at this point, and shouldn't be owned in most formats until something proves otherwise.

Conley saw just five offensive snaps in Sunday's Week 1 win over the Texans.

EDGE Analysis

The situation at receiver looked a little fuzzy heading into Sunday's contest, but it's now been cleared up a bit, and it's not favorable for Conley. Not only did Albert Wilson outpace Conley for snaps (57 to five), but so did Jason Avant (11 snaps). The rookie was limited in training camp, however, so it's possible he'll see more snaps as the season rolls along and he develops more, but he's not worth owning in many formats at this point.

Conley (knee) is active for Sunday's game at Houston.

EDGE Analysis

Conley's time was limited during the preseason, so it seems rather unlikely that the rookie will have a huge impact on this game, especially given the fact that he will most likely be battling with Jason Avant and De'Anthony Thomas for looks behind Jeremy Maclin and Albert Wilson.