Tyler Lockett

Tucker pops up on the Raiders' first injury report of the week with a knee issue. He was limited, so little cause for concern thus far and he is still trending to play in Week 13. If Tucker cannot go, Dont'e Thornton and Jack Bech will see more opportunities, though we cannot recommend investing in any Raiders wide receivers outside of Tucker. The veteran Tyler Lockett (ankle) was a full participant in practice and is the best non-Tucker wide receiver option in Las Vegas.

Lockett led the Raiders in receiving yards this week. Frankly, Lockett should not be any team's leading wideout at this point in his career. Lockett leading the way means Brock Bowers didn't get going and Tre Tucker failed to connect on enough of his deep shots, which is exactly what happened this week. For fantasy purposes, Lockett is a low-end WR5. He has 12 grabs for 139 yards over the past three weeks. Fantasy managers can do better off the waiver wire as the Raiders prepare for the Chargers in Week 13.

The savvy, old wide receiver was back at it, practicing in full on Friday. Raiders head coach Pete Carroll has let Lockett play ahead of rookie WR Jack Bech, and that will likely continue this week against the Cowboys on Monday night. Lockett barely warrants FLEX consideration despite the soft matchup.

Raiders wide receiver Tyler Lockett (knee) was a full participant on Friday, a good sign for his availability for Monday Night Football.

Raiders wide receiver Tyler Lockett (knee) was a full participant on Friday, a good sign for his availability for Monday Night Football.