Crabtree secured six of 11 targets for 70 yards in Sunday's 30-20 loss to the Packers.

EDGE Analysis

Crabtree continues to be David Carr's most targeted wideout on most weeks, now having tallied double-digit looks in three of his last five games. Notably, the veteran receiver saw some depth on his receptions against the Packers, getting his yards-per-catch average into the double digits for the first time since Week 10 against the Vikings. Consequently, his 70 yards also represented his best total in that category since his last 100-yard game, which came in Week 9 versus the Steelers. The business relationship between Crabtree and the Raiders has certainly been mutually beneficial, with David Carr taking a significant step forward as a result of Crabtree's contributions, and the veteran receiver retaining an outside chance of surpassing his career-high 85 receptions if he can haul in 10 passes over the final two games.

Crabtree was removed from Sunday's contest against the Packers to be evaluated for a concussion.

EDGE Analysis

Prior to his departure, Crabtree corralled three receptions for 34 yards. With Seth Roberts tending to an abdominal injury and Rod Streater (non-injury) inactive, the Raiders's WR corps could be whittled down to Amari Cooper (foot), Andre Holmes, and Jeremy Ross for the rest of the second half.

Crabtree caught four of five targets for just 19 yards in Sunday's 15-12 comeback win at Denver.

EDGE Analysis

Crabtree wasn't much of a factor, but Derek Carr struggled outside of a pair of second half touchdowns. The veteran wideout had scored in each of the last two games, but hasn't made many big plays or been as involved since posting consecutive 100-yard games at the beginning of November. He'll try to get back on track from a production standpoint next week against Green Bay.

Crabtree signed a four-year extension with the Raiders on Wednesday, that is reportedly worth $35 million and includes $19 million in guaranteed money, ibabuzz.com reports.

EDGE Analysis

It's a nice payday for the 2009 first-rounder, who joined the Raiders this past offseason via the 49ers on a one-year deal. Since then, Crabtree has reestablished his value as a player, both in real and fantasy terms, while having recorded 66 catches for 760 yards and seven TDs through 12 games to date. By inking Crabtree to an extension, the Raiders have solidified the top of their wideout depth chart for the foreseeable future, with talented rookie Amari Cooper also locked in as a starter for in the team's Derek Carr-helmed offense.

Crabtree caught five of 11 targets for 45 yards and a touchdown in Sunday's 34-20 loss to the Chiefs.

EDGE Analysis

Crabtree wasn't too efficient Sunday, but came up with a nice 25-yard touchdown in the first half. He nearly had a second score later in the game, but QB Derek Carr made an errant throw as the veteran wideout was streaking alone across the field. After posting back-to-back 100-yard games against the Jets and Steelers at the beginning of November, Crabtree hasn't been as productive lately, with just 19 receptions for 169 yards over the last four games. He won't find things much easier next week against a stingy Broncos' secondary.

Crabtree caught 4-of-8 targets for 19 yards and a touchdown Sunday in Tennessee.

EDGE Analysis

Crabtree posted his worst yardage total of the season, but managed to salvage a respectable fantasy performance due to his touchdown. The 28-year-old receiver has been incredibly consistent all season, as he's failed to top 50 yards just twice. Expect the veteran to bounce back to his usual levels of production next week against the Chiefs.

Crabtree caught six passes off of 11 targets for 50 yards in Sunday's loss to Detroit. He fumbled during the game.

EDGE Analysis

Sunday marked the third time in the past four games that Crabtree saw double-digit targets. Crabtree has been an incredibly consistent performer throughout the season, catching at least four passes in every game, while tallying at least 50 yards in eight of 10 games. Despite the well-deserved hype surrounding 2015 first-round pick Amari Cooper, Crabtree leads the Raiders in catches, targets and touchdowns while trailing Cooper in yardage by just 40.

Crabtree caught 4-of-5 targets for 55 yards in Sunday's 30-14 loss to Minnesota.

EDGE Analysis

Like most of Oakland's offensive weapons Sunday, Crabtree was held in check, with his long catch of 22 yards not coming until late in the fourth quarter when the team was airing it out. Despite the quiet game, Crabtree has enjoyed a nice comeback season, leading the Raiders in targets and receptions. He could be in line for a bigger game next week against a porous Lions' secondary.

Crabtree caught 7-of-12 targets for 108 yards and two touchdowns in Sunday's 38-35 loss in Pittsburgh.

EDGE Analysis

Crabtree finished with over 100 yards receiving for the second straight contest, and his 38-yard score with 1:15 remaining almost sent the game to overtime. The 28-year-old's first season with the Raiders could turn out be his most productive since he played for the Texas Tech Red Raiders, as Crabtree is on pace for almost 1200 yards and 10 touchdowns.

Crabtree caught seven of his 12 targets for 102 yards and a touchdown in Sunday's win over the Jets.

EDGE Analysis

Sunday marked Crabtree's second 100-yard game of the year as the Raiders picked apart one of the top defenses in the game. He's been targeted at least eight times in all but one game this year, which makes him a valuable option in PPR formats. Owners would love to see more touchdowns, but that part should come eventually if he continues to get this many looks. Crabtree gets a matchup with the Steelers in Pittsburgh next week.