Bateman caught seven passes for 58 yards on 10 targets against the Rams on Sunday.

EDGE Analysis

Bateman's 10 targets led the Ravens, ahead of Marquise Brown's eight targets. Neither wideout was able to get much going, though Bateman's box score outdid Brown's (three receptions for 28 yards). Quarterback Tyler Huntley can't strike downfield or the sidelines as well as Lamar Jackson (ankle), so in that sense, Bateman and Brown were at a disadvantage to tight end Mark Andrews. It's not clear whether Jackson might be able to play against the Steelers in Week 18.

Bateman caught four passes for 26 yards and one touchdown on five targets against Cincinnati on Sunday.

EDGE Analysis

The rookie didn't have the easiest playing conditions with third-string quarterback Josh Johnson at the helm of the offense, but he managed to put together a respectable box score for his fantasy investors all the same. Now with his first pro touchdown logged, Bateman will look to build on his momentum against the Rams in Week 17.

Bateman caught one of two targets for five yards in Sunday's loss to the Packers.

EDGE Analysis

This was a big dropoff for Bateman after he went for a career-high 103 yards in Week 14 against the Browns. Mark Andrews and Marquise Brown accounted for 27 of the team's 39 targets, which left very few opportunities for the Ravens' other pass-catchers. The silver lining is that Bateman logged a career-high in snaps and snap percentage at 93 percent, so even though the rookie didn't draw many targets, he was still a fixture in the offense overall. The Ravens play at Cincinnati in Week 16 and if Lamar Jackson (ankle) is back behind center, Bateman should have a clearer path to production.

Bateman caught seven of eight targets for 103 yards in Sunday's 24-22 loss to the Browns.

EDGE Analysis

Lamar Jackson (ankle) went down early in this contest, so backup Tyler Huntley took over and produced well from the pocket. The change of styles under center resulted in the first-round wideout's best game of the season. Perhaps this outing can kickstart the talented rookie's campaign -- regardless of who is under center against the Packers next Sunday -- as he produced just 301 yards on 25 receptions with no touchdowns in his previous seven contests.

Bateman was held without a catch on one target Sunday against the Steelers.

EDGE Analysis

Bateman saw a healthy dose of snaps (42 percent) but was not heavily involved in the target rotation. Sunday marked his fewest targets in any game since he debuted in Week 6 and his second week in a row with fewer than five targets. The Ravens' offense has struggled as a whole of late, failing to score more than 20 points in four straight games. Bateman figures to be more involved in Week 14 against Cleveland, but that game is on the road against a team that gave the Baltimore offense problems in Week 12.

Bateman caught all four of his targets for 31 yards against the Browns in Week 12.

EDGE Analysis

Baltimore's offense was not in sync in Lamar Jackson's return, and Bateman's production suffered as a result. He caught everything thrown his way and was effective on a per-target basis, but Marquise Brown and Mark Andrews accounted for nearly two-thirds of the targets, which left very little to go around for the other Ravens pass-catchers. If Jackson bounces back Sunday against Pittsburgh, Bateman should also be in line for a bounceback. It's worth noting, however, that Bateman's 45 percent snap share was his lowest mark since he debuted in Week 6.

Bateman caught three of six targets for 29 yards in Sunday's 16-13 win over the Bears.

EDGE Analysis

Bateman played on 70 percent of the Ravens' offensive snaps with Marquise Brown (thigh) sidelined. The rookie wideout failed to capitalize on his increased playing time as the entire offense was underwhelming with backup quarterback Tyler Huntley starting in place of Lamar Jackson (illness). Bateman has yet to put up a true breakout performance in his first season, but the 21-year-old will have a chance to bounce back when the Ravens host the Browns in Week 12.

Bateman (illness) doesn't carry an injury designation in advance of Sunday's game against the Bears after practicing fully Friday, Jonas Shaffer of The Baltimore Sun reports.

EDGE Analysis

The same applies to QB Lamar Jackson (illness), which sets the stage for the ascending rookie wideout to suit up this weekend against 3-6 Chicago. In the process, Bateman should continue to see his share of looks in the Baltimore passing offense after having logged eight targets in each of his last two games, resulting in 11 catches for 132 yards in that span .

Bateman (illness) is participating at Friday's practice, Jeff Zrebiec of The Athletic reports.

EDGE Analysis

Bateman was added to the injury report Thursday as a non-participant, but he's back on the field Friday for Baltimore. The quick return indicates the illness isn't a serious concern, and the rookie first-round pick appears on track to play Sunday at Chicago.

Bateman missed Thursday's practice due to an illness, Jonas Shaffer of The Baltimore Sun reports.

EDGE Analysis

Bateman practiced fully Wednesday, but the wideout's addition to the Ravens' injury report Thursday makes his status for Sunday's game against the Bears worth tracking. Meanwhile, QB Lamar Jackson missed his second straight session due to a non-COVID-19-related illness. Friday's looming status report will reveal whether Bateman and/or Jackson are in line to head into the weekend fully cleared to play or carrying a Week 11 designation.