Wallace secured four of seven targets for 21 yards in Sunday's 31-27 loss to the Steelers.

EDGE Analysis

Wallace was quiet on a day when teammates Steve Smith and Dennis Pitta commanded a large chunk of Joe Flacco's attention. The speedy veteran's yardage total was actually a season low, but leaves Wallace just 16 yards shy of the third 1,000-yard season of his career, and first since 2011 in Pittsburgh. He'll try to accomplish the feat in the Week 17 finale versus the Bengals.

Wallace caught two of five targets for 60 yards in Sunday's win over the Eagles.

EDGE Analysis

If not for his 54-yard catch and run in the fourth quarter, Sunday would've been Wallace's quietest game of the year. He was able to flash his top-flight speed on a drag route over the middle, which resulted in the big play to move the Ravens deep into Eagle territory. Otherwise, Wallace was held in check as he caught just one of his four other targets for a total of six yards. His two catches marked a season-low and his five targets were well below his season average entering Sunday (7.77). Wallace will face an improving Steelers secondary on Sunday.

Wallace caught five passes (on eight targets) for 52 yards in Monday's loss to the Patriots.

EDGE Analysis

Wallace's eight targets trailed only running back Kenneth Dixon, who was also the only Raven to top his five receptions Monday. That steady involvement allowed Wallace to top the 50-yard mark for the ninth straight game, which shows great consistency. In truth, his stat line Monday is about what fantasy owners should've come to expect from Wallace, but the speedster should like his chances of breaking off a big gain this Sunday against an Eagles secondary that proved vulnerable over the top this past weekend.

Wallace caught six of seven targets for 59 yards Sunday against the Dolphins.

EDGE Analysis

Despite Joe Flacco spreading the ball around to 10 different receivers, the speedy Wallace still made his mark on the game, finishing as the team's second leading receiver behind Dennis Pitta. He was, however, held out of the end zone for the fourth consecutive, as Flacco's four touchdown throws found other targets. Wallace will look to end his scoring drought against the Patriots next Monday night.

Wallace caught three of four targets for 57 yards in Sunday's win over the Bengals.

EDGE Analysis

The speedster's target volume took a dip Sunday with quarterback Joe Flacco spreading the ball around to nine different pass catchers. He still managed a strong 19.0 YPR, but he was held out of the end zone for the third consecutive week. Wallace will face his former team, the Dolphins, in Baltimore on Sunday.

Wallace hauled in five of 10 targets for 62 yards in Sunday's loss to the Cowboys and he added one carry for 13 yards.

EDGE Analysis

After showing some surprisingly reliable hands in recent weeks with 18 catches on 24 targets, Wallace had trouble corralling the ball Sunday. Wallace's output Sunday could have been entirely different had he been able to get both feet in bounds on a target deep in the Cowboys' red zone. Even though it was a relatively disappointing day from Wallace relative to his target volume, he remains one of quarterback Joe Flacco's favorite targets on the outside in what has become a pass-heavy Baltimore offense.

Wallace secured four of five targets for 59 yards in Thursday's 28-7 win over the Browns.

EDGE Analysis

The veteran speedster came back down to earth after posting a combined 341 yards receiving on 18 catches over the previous three games. Wallace continues to produce even when Steve Smith is in the lineup, but Breshard Perriman's increasing profile could eat into Wallace's production slightly over the remainder of the season. His five targets Thursday were a season low, but Wallace figures to remain an important part of the Baltimore air attack for the balance of the campaign.

Wallace caught four of six targets for 124 yards and a touchdown Sunday against the Steelers.

EDGE Analysis

Most of Wallace's production came on a 95-yard touchdown reception in the first quarter. The veteran burner showed off his blazing speed against his former team on that play, and now as four receptions over 50 yards in his first season with the Ravens. This was his first time finding pay dirt since Week 2, but Wallace's penchant for big plays gives him excellent upside every week.

Wallace was not on the practice field for the team's final session before their bye week, Jeff Zrebiec of the Baltimore Sun reports.

EDGE Analysis

Wallace was one of 11 players to sit out the session, so don't look too far into this, as it was likely just a day of rest. The wideout is coming off a season-high 10 receptions against the Jets, and will take on the Steelers upon returning to action in Week 9.

Wallace caught 10 of 13 targets for 120 yards in Sunday's loss to the Jets.

EDGE Analysis

Joe Flacco has a big arm and Wallace still has track-star speed, but the two had only connected on two passes of more than 20 yards entering Sunday's game. They added a third early on Sunday with a 56-yard post off of play action. Wallace was less dynamic during the rest of the game, but expect more deep balls to come his way after the bye. The Ravens offense is struggling for answers and Wallace, who has been targeted 43 times in the last four games, has been one of the few bright spots during the team's four-game losing streak.