Roberts was unable to bring in his only target during Sunday's 37-20 win over the Patriots.

EDGE Analysis

The Ravens made a statement Sunday against the previously unbeaten Patriots and their dominant defense, but Roberts was unable to join in on the fun. Lamar Jackson is solidifying himself as a force, but one that is unlike any quarterback in recent memory. He has just two passing touchdowns and one game with more than 165 passing yards during Baltimore's four-game winning streak. For a down-roster receiver like Roberts, that translates to very few opportunities to make a mark on the game. During that same four-game winning streak, Roberts has been targeted just nine time and has reeled in just three of those passes for 32 total yards. Next up is a Bengals defense that surrendered two catches for 23 yards to Roberts in Week 6.

Roberts had one catch for nine yards on four targets Sunday against the Seahawks.

EDGE Analysis

The usually sure-handed Roberts managed to reel in just one of his four targets and in the end was held under 10 receiving yards for the second time in three weeks. His four targets were one below his season high, but that might not be the start of a trend considering that the Ravens are expecting to have Marquise Brown back from injury after the bye week.

Roberts caught four of five targets for 36 yards against the Browns.

EDGE Analysis

The veteran has played at least 62 percent of the snaps in three out of four games this season and has recorded at least 36 yards in back-to-back games. Roberts is mostly lining up at the left outside spot and has more snaps there than rookie Miles Boykin, but they have the same target volume at eight. Look for Roberts and Boykin to continue rotating snaps at that spot while Marquise Brown sticks to the right side and Willie Snead occupies the slot.

Roberts caught both of his targets for 37 total yards during Sunday's 33-28 loss to Kansas City.

EDGE Analysis

Lamar Jackson, with pressure in his face, just chucked the ball up on fourth down in the opening moments of the fourth quarter. Roberts came back to the ball and made a 25-yard reception to set up a Mark Ingram touchdown run. It was a big play by the veteran receiver, but he's been mostly quiet for three weeks. Given Roberts' subpar stats in a Baltimore offense that has put up a fair amount of points against so-so defenses to start the season, Week 4's visit from the stingy Browns probably don't offer much promise.

Roberts wasn't targeted over 27 offensive snaps (34 percent) in Sunday's win over Arizona.

EDGE Analysis

The fact that Roberts played in only 27 snaps Sunday is slightly confusing considering he was on the field for 52 snaps (68 percent) in Baltimore's season opener. Regardless, the 28-year-old only has one catch for 10 yards and won't carry much fantasy value until he can receive a larger share of Lamar Jackson's targets.

Roberts had a 10-yard reception on his one target Sunday against the Dolphins.

EDGE Analysis

The Ravens gave their reserves some extended run during Sunday's blowout, which allowed Roberts to play 52 of a possible 77 offensive snaps. Roberts still didn't factor much into the passing game, even with the heavy snap count as he saw just one target. He figures to see a lighter snap count Week 2 in what should be a more competitive game when the Ravens host the Cardinals.

Roberts (undisclosed) practiced with the team Saturday, Jamison Hensley of ESPN.com reports.

EDGE Analysis

Roberts finally returned to practice after missing nearly two weeks. The veteran receiver didn't take place in the team's Week 3 preseason win over the Eagles, but is expected to be healthy for the team's opening regular-season contest against the Dolphins.

Roberts (undisclosed) still isn't practicing, Jonas Shaffer of The Baltimore Sun reports.

EDGE Analysis

Roberts hasn't practiced since Baltimore's preseason opener, with his absence freeing up more work for Chris Moore, Miles Boykin (undisclosed), Michael Floyd and Jaleel Scott. Now that Boykin also seems to be dealing with an injury, Scott and Floyd should have better opportunities to state their respective cases for a back-end roster spot. Roberts mostly worked with the first-team offense before his injury, but he was never particularly secure in that role.

Roberts (undisclosed) didn't play in Thursday's preseason win over Green Bay.

EDGE Analysis

Roberts got the start in Baltimore's preseason opener but seems to have suffered an injury during the contest. He didn't practice at all the past week and may not be ready to play in the third week of the preseason against Philadelphia. A $1 million contract guarantee should keep Roberts safe on the roster, but it isn't clear that he'll have a top-three role to start the season. His usage ultimately may depend on the development of rookie wideouts Marquise Brown and Miles Boykin.

Roberts (undisclosed) isn't practicing Tuesday, Jeff Zrebiec of The Athletic reports.

EDGE Analysis

Roberts got the start in last week's preseason opener, but his only target was wiped out by a penalty and he hasn't practiced since the game. His absence from practice could free up additional first-team reps for a slew of players, including rookies Marquise Brown and Miles Boykin.