He's coming off a down week, but Kenny Stills' recent volume is still hard to ignore.

His four targets in Week 14 were tied for his fewest since Week 5, but he still has at least 8 targets in five of his last eight games, averaging 7.8 looks per game in that span. He ranks second among Miami Dolphins wideouts with a 20% target share over those weeks, and with his high 14.7-yard average depth of target, his 37% market share of air yards is a team-high.

Getting those deep targets tends to make his production volatile, but the "boom" potential he offers more than makes up for the weeks that he busts.

The Buffalo Bills rank above-average against the pass this year, though they have shown some vulnerability deep down the field, where Stills thrives, allowing above-average catch rates on deep targets.

Stills is something of a dart throw this week, but if you're in a deep league and need help at wideout, you could do worse.