Gordon hauled in five of eight targets for 96 receiving yards during Sunday's 34-33 loss to Miami.

EDGE Analysis

Gordon has been a steady WR2 option over the past month and a half, with at least four receptions and 70 receiving yards in four of his past five outings (a touchdown catch in two of those five games as well). He was slowly integrated into the offense after being acquired by New England on Sept. 18, but the ultra-talented Gordon has carved out a sizable workload for himself within the high-powered Patriots passing attack. The 27-year-old garnered just six combined targets between his first two games with the team, but has averaged 7.5 targets per game since Week 6, second to only Julian Edelman's nine targets per game among Patriots wideouts during that span. Week 15 brings a matchup against a Pittsburgh defense that ranks top 10 against the pass this season (228.5 YPG against), but has allowed 14 receiving touchdowns to wideouts in 2018 (12th most).