Lance Moore scored two touchdowns in the Saints' Week 12 win, catching five passes for 54 yards against the Giants. Moore exceeded three catches in a game just once all the way back to Week 5, but he's starting to pick up the pace. Moore now has four touchdowns in his last four games, sporting a somewhat respectable four-catch, 44-yard average over that span. Drew Brees trusts Moore and will continue to look his way, but any way you slice things Moore will be a boom-or-bust option.

Lance Moore played on just 20-of-59 offensive snaps in Sunday's overtime win against the Falcons. Moore once again served as the No. 4 receiver, playing behind Marques Colston (37 snaps), Robert Meachem (36) and Devery Henderson (34). With such a low snap count, it's impossible to trust Moore on a week-to-week basis. He's been held to 50 yards or less in seven of nine games played this season.

Lance Moore (hamstring) is active for Week 10 against the Falcons. Playing the fourth-most snaps among Saints receivers, Moore was already a shaky WR3 option before the hamstring injury. Moore is ranked 43rd among fantasy receivers this week, according to Rotoworld.

Lance Moore (hamstring) is listed as questionable for Week 10 after missing practice again on Friday. He looks like a game-time decision, but the back-to-back missed practices do not bode well. We'll know Moore's status before noon ET Sunday, but he will be a dicey WR3/flex option with an inconsistent role and now coming off a bum hamstring. He's Rotoworld's No. 36 wide receiver play in Week 10.

Lance Moore sat out Thursday's practice with a "tight hamstring." The phrasing suggests the Saints were merely using extra caution in giving Moore a day of rest. We won't have a good read on his Week 10 status until Friday's injury report. Moore was a shaky WR3 option even before the hamstring tweak.

Lance Moore played just 38 offensive snaps in Week 8, the fourth-most among Saints receivers. Marques Colston (51), Devery Henderson (41) and Robert Meachem (40) all played more snaps even though Moore led the team in targets, receptions and yards. The snap count isn't a great sign for Moore's chances of maintaining reliable fantasy value going forward.

Lance Moore played just 26 snaps in Sunday's win over the Colts, fewest among Saints' wideouts. Marques Colston (42) led the way, followed by Robert Meachem (39) and Devery Henderson (38). The Saints are using fewer three-wide packages than normal, lining up in that set just six times on their first 27 plays. And with Jimmy Graham eating up targets, Moore has gotten lost. Over the last four games, he has a grand total of 13 catches for 170 yards and no touchdowns.

Lance Moore had three receptions for 44 yards in the Saints' Week 7 win over the Colts. Nothing against Moore, but as the No. 4 or 5 option in the Saints' passing game he is not guaranteed to produce -- even on nights in which Drew Brees rewrites the record books. He is still worth a stash as a part of New Orleans' elite aerial attack, but if he cannot find a way to produce next week against the lowly Rams he'll be waiver wire bound.

Lance Moore managed just two receptions for 46 yards in the Saints' Week 6 loss to the Buccaneers. It's a concern when Moore only has two catches, and Drew Brees throws 45 times. With Jimmy Graham having emerged as Brees' go-to guy and Marques Colston back to 100 percent, Moore won't be a WR3 option against the Colts in Week 7.

Lance Moore caught nine passes for 88 yards and a touchdown in the Saints' Week 3 win over Houston. He also executed two two-point conversions. Clearly 100 percent over his groin injury, Moore played increased snaps en route to a breakout week, while Devery Henderson and Robert Meachem took backseats. Moore essentially plays the same position in the Saints' offense as Marques Colston, so as long as Colston is out and Moore is healthy, he's going to be a WR3 with some upside. Trot out Moore in Week 4 against the Jaguars.