Santana Moss (concussion) is probable for Week 11 after getting in a full week of practice. Moss is good to go coming off the Redskins' bye week, but Washington's receiver corps is extremely hard to figure for Week 11 with Pierre Garcon set to return from his foot injury. Moss isn't a recommended WR4/5.

Santana Moss (concussion) has been medically cleared to suit up in Week 11. "I mean, I ain't supposed to talk much about it, but it really wasn't bad," Moss said after practicing Monday. "This is the first time y'all are talking to me, but I walked out of there the day of the game just like this, so I'm cool." Moss should resume manning the slot against the Eagles.

Santana Moss (concussion) participated in Monday's practice, and expects to play against the Eagles. Moss went down in Week 9, but got healthy during the Redskins' bye week. He should return to the slot against Philadelphia. Averaging 2.6 catches for 34.7 yards, Moss isn't a viable WR3.

Santana Moss was shaken up late in the fourth quarter of Sunday's Week 9 game versus the Panthers. Moss was being evaluated for a concussion after taking a shot to the head. He had caught just one pass for two yards on two targets in the first three and a half quarters.

Santana Moss caught four passes for 21 yards and a touchdown in Week 8 against the Steelers.

Santana Moss hauled in four balls for 46 yards in the Redskins' Week 6 win. The Redskins made an effort to increase Moss' role, and he responded with a couple of big catches in the middle of the game. Unfortunately, Moss is not an every-down player and lacks upside in what is shaping up as one of the league's more run-heavy offenses. Moss is just a WR5/6 from a fantasy standpoint. He would be a very poor WR3 bet in Week 7 against the Giants.

Santana Moss caught one pass for a three-yard touchdown in the Redskins' Week 3 loss to the Bengals. Even with Pierre Garcon (foot) sidelined, Moss is a non-factor. His touchdown came on a designed goal-line route when he beat Adam Jones to the sideline. Fantasy owners can move along.

Redskins WR Santana Moss caught three passes for just 14 yards in Sundays loss to the Rams. With Pierre Garcon out, some expected a larger role for Moss, but that was not the case. He was targeted only three times, and his longest reception went for nine yards. There's little to no fantasy value to be had with the aging wide receiver.

Santana Moss caught three passes for 47 yards on Sunday. Moss was strictly a slot receiver and made the most of his opportunities, catching all three targets. He isn't much of a fantasy option at this stage in his career.

The Washington Post suspects Santana Moss could only be on the field for half of the offensive snaps this season.