Huff caught two passes for six yards on five targets in Sunday's 27-16 loss to the Panthers.

EDGE Analysis

Huff's snap count was increased with an ailing Riley Cooper and an inconsistent Jordan Matthews, but the second-year wideout didn't take advantage of his increased time on the field. His 42-yard touchdown pass aside, which was the result of a defensive miscue, Huff only has 99 receiving yards this season and shouldn't be on the radars of any fantasy owners.

Huff caught three passes for 19 yards in Monday night's 27-7 win over the Giants.

EDGE Analysis

Huff picked up 15 of his 19 yards on one catch, and was held largely in check by the Giants' secondary one week after his breakout game against New Orleans. With the Eagles' entire offense still running by committee, Huff has limited fantasy value at the moment, in large part because there's no consistency to his targets or production.

Huff had four catches on five targets for 78 yards and his first-career touchdown Sunday against the Saints.

EDGE Analysis

A majority of Huff's fantasy value came on a 41-yard touchdown in the second quarter, and while his five targets were a season-high, four players had more passes thrown his way.

Huff wasn't targeted in Sunday's loss to Washington.

EDGE Analysis

Huff's second year in the league is off to a slower start than anybody could have predicted. He's been targeted six times in four games, and caught just four passes for 39 yards. Then again, few people expected the Eagles' offense to struggle so mightily this season. Huff's woeful stats are a byproduct of the team's inability to generate momentum on offense; until head coach Chip Kelly can fix his team's problems, Huff is nowhere near a viable fantasy option.

Huff (hamstring) is active Sunday against Washington.

EDGE Analysis

Huff was unable to play last Sunday against the Jets due to the ailment, but he was able to practice enough this week to play against the Redskins. He's only been targeted six times in two games, and with a number of receiving options head of him on the depth chart, he's unlikely to have a fantasy breakout.

Huff (hamstring) is probable for Sunday's game in Washington, CSN Philadelphia reports.

EDGE Analysis

Huff came down with a late-week hamstring injury in Week 3, leading to his absence in a win over the Jets. He should be fine for Week 4, but he only drew six targets in his first two games, working behind Jordan Matthews and Nelson Agholor, with Riley Cooper also getting significant playing time.

Huff (hamstring) is inactive Sunday against the Jets.

EDGE Analysis

Huff was added to the injury report Saturday due to the ailment, and the lateness of the injury will keep him from playing Sunday. His absence isn't likely to affect many fantasy squads, as he's been targeted just six times through the first two weeks of the season.

Huff was added to the injury report Saturday due to a hamstring issue and will officially be questionable for Sunday's game against the Jets.

EDGE Analysis

Huff saw just 33 snaps in Week 2, placing him fourth among receivers just behind Riley Cooper. However, he's been targeted just six times in the first four weeks of the season, so he probably can't be counted on even if he does suit up Sunday. If not, veteran wideout Miles Austin could be in line for added snaps.

Huff will likely enter training camp as the Eagles' top kickoff returner, the Philadelphia Inquirer reports. Huff averaged 29.6 yards on 14 kickoff returns as a third-round rookie last season, notably ripping off a 107-yard touchdown. He doesn't quite have the elite speed most teams want from a return man, but he's unusually strong and tough to tackle for a 5-11 wide receiver, at times looking more like an undersized running back. Huff has the makings of a very good NFL returner, and he should also have the opportunity to compete with Riley Cooper and Miles Austin for snaps on offense. However, it would be unwise to expect a steady flow of targets, as the Philly passing game will likely be led by Jordan Matthews, Nelson Agholor, Zach Ertz and the running backs. Huff is capable of playing both outside and in the slot, which could prove quite useful if Matthews or Agholor suffers an injury.

Huff finished 2014 with eight receptions for 98 yards in 12 games. Huff was far behind Jeremy Maclin, Riley Cooper and Jordan Matthews on the depth chart, and he did little with the few opportunities he did receive on offense. Huff's total of just eight catches for 98 yards on 18 targets is a very inefficient showing, though the small sample size makes it mostly inconclusive. An Aug. 15 shoulder injury kept Huff out through Week 5, so that no doubt delayed his development, too. Although he should perform better in 2015 if he benefits from a healthy training camp, Huff will likely be an afterthought on offense next year if Jeremy Maclin re-signs with Philadelphia. In addition to Maclin, Jordan Matthews and Riley Cooper are both locked ahead of Huff in the rotation. Huff's primary utility will likely be on special teams -- he averaged 29.6 yards on 14 kickoff returns, returning one for a 107-yard touchdown.