Unspectacular despite dream matchup

Landry hauled in four of eight targets for 47 yards, adding six rushing yards and a 63-yard pass to Breshad Perriman during Sunday's 26-18 win against the Bengals.

Analysis: The 26-year-old wideout was rock solid and reliable to start the season, exceeding 65 receiving yards or delivering a touchdown in four of his first five outings of 2018. However, he's only been able to repeat the feat in three of the subsequent 10 games. Landry has been wholly inconsistent down the stretch, scoring just one touchdown since Week 8, and posting just as many double-digit PPR outings (three) as performances with fewer than seven points over Cleveland's past six showings. Due to a…read more

Leads team in receiving

Landry corralled three of eight targets for 37 yards during Saturday's 17-16 win over the Broncos.

Analysis: Landry's 37 receiving yards may not seem like much at first glance, but it was enough to lead the Browns. Baker Mayfield threw for only 188 yards on 18 completions, as receptions were hard to come by against the Broncos secondary. Landry is still seeing a healthy amount of targets week in and week out, though he's not doing much with them. He has three catches or fewer in four of his last five contests. Next Sunday's game against the Bengals should prove an easy matchup, though, meaning a big…read more

Scores as rusher and receiver

Landry caught three of four targets for 57 yards and a touchdown while rushing twice for 54 yards and a touchdown in Sunday's 26-20 win over Carolina. He also threw an incomplete pass and lost a fumble.

Analysis: Landry accounted for both of Cleveland's first-half touchdowns, first on a three-yard run and then on a 51-yard reception. He also had a 51-yard rush, making the most of his few touches. After being held below 100 scrimmage yards for eight consecutive games, Landry's now eclipsed that mark in back-to-back weeks ahead of a Week 15 meeting with Denver.

Ends skid by topping 100 yards

Landry caught six of nine targets for 103 yards in Sunday's 29-13 loss to Houston.

Analysis: Landry accounted for 45 of quarterback Baker Mayfield's 46 first-half passing yards. He remained productive in the second half as the entire Cleveland passing game picked things up dramatically, and the former Dolphins wide receiver ended up leading his new team in yardage on the day. This was a welcome bounce-back performance for Landry, who had been held to 50 yards or fewer in each of the previous four games. He'll look to build on this effort when the Panthers come to town in Week 14.

Hauls in three passes in Week 12

Landry corralled three catches on five targets for 30 yards in Sunday's 35-20 win over the Bengals.

Analysis: Though Landry tied for the team lead with five targets, his 30 receiving yards ranked fourth on the Browns, who won for the second straight time. The speedy wideout has averaged 35.3 yards through his last four games and has combined for just 17 targets over his last three outings after having been peppered with passes prior to that. Game flows have factored in on that front, so perhaps Landry will be needed more often in Week 13, when the Browns take on Texans, who have reeled off eight…read more

Targets drop against Falcons

Landry secured two of five targets for 22 yards during Sunday's 28-16 win over the Falcons.

Analysis: Landry's five targets not only marked a season low, but it was his smallest total since the 2016 campaign when he was targeted four times on Dec. 16. The 25-year-old's production has drastically dipped over the past three weeks, due to Baker Mayfield targeting him less and less. Landry has totaled just 12 targets the past two games after seeing 27 the previous two. Fantasy owners are hoping Cleveland's coaches figure out a way to get Landry more involved when the Browns return from their bye…read more

Racks up 50 yards

Landry hauled in six of seven targets for 50 yards during Sunday's 37-21 loss to the Chiefs.

Analysis: Landry -- who typically leads the Browns in targets on a weekly basis -- finished behind Duke Johnson in that category. After a breakout campaign in 2017, Landry hasn't been the same player thus far with the Browns.The 25-year-old wideout has just two touchdown receptions, which is a far cry from the nine he had with the Dolphins a season ago. If Johnson continues to take targets away, it could ultimately cause a disappointing finish for Landry.

Limited to 39 yards

Landry caught eight of 12 passes for 39 yards during Sunday's 33-18 loss to Pittsburgh.

Analysis: Baker Mayfield found Landry up the sideline for a 21-yard gain to end the first quarter, but the Steelers defense bottled him up from then on. After working with Tyrod Taylor for much of the preseason, his chemistry with Mayfield seemingly still needs work. Though both of his touchdowns this season have come from Mayfield, the two have connected on just half of Landry's targets, 29 of 57, for a mere 8.6 yards per reception in the rookie's five starts. Their connection rate has improved to 67…read more

Lights up porous Bucs secondary

Landry hauled in 10 of 15 targets for 97 yards and a touchdown during Sunday's 26-23 overtime loss at the hands of the Buccaneers.

Analysis: Landry demonstrated tremendous effort in extending the football across the pylon with 2:28 to go in regulation, helping the Browns knot up the score at 23 apiece to send Cleveland to its fourth overtime appearance in seven outings. As would be expected for a team lacking weapons on the perimeter, the reliable Landry has benefited from an extraordinary volume of work, compiling double-digit targets in every game but one this season. He led the NFL in receptions during 2017 by way of a similarly…read more

Shut down by Chargers

Landry corralled two of nine targets for 11 yards during Sunday's 38-14 loss to the Chargers.

Analysis: Landry was third on the team in targets behind David Njoku (12) and Antonio Callaway (10), which comes as a surprise considering Landry entered Week 6 tied for the fifth-most targets in the NFL. Landry and Baker Mayfield have yet to look in sync since the rookie quarterback took the starting job. The 25-year-old receiver has 11 catches on 29 targets for 114 yards over the last three games, and just hasn't looked like the same PPR monster he's often been in the past. He'll look to get back on…read more

Heavily targeted in Week 5

Landry hauled in five of 10 targets for 69 yards during Sunday's 12-9 overtime victory over the Ravens.

Analysis: Though Landry finished with the second-most targets behind tight end David Njoku (11), it was an unusually quiet day for the 25-year-old wideout, as he and quarterback Baker Mayfield connected on just 50 percent of the latter's pass attempts. Mayfield has targeted Landry a whopping 20 times since taking over as Cleveland's starting quarterback last week against the Raiders, but Landry has just nine receptions during that period, which suggests the duo have yet to build a strong rapport. The…read more

Good to go this week

Landry (knee) doesn't carry an injury designation into Sunday's game against the Ravens, Ian Rapoport of NFL Network reports.

Analysis: Antonio Callaway (knee) is also in line to play Sunday, setting the stage for the Browns to have both of their top wideouts available. Through the first four games of the season, Landry has snagged 24 of his 47 targets for 312 yards and a touchdown. With reliable volume in store and a promising quarterback in Baker Mayfield looking his way, Landry brings a solid weekly fantasy floor to the table.

Practicing Friday

Landry (knee) took part in the portion of Friday's practice open to the media, Tom Pelissero of NFL.com reports.

Analysis: Landry didn't practice Wednesday, but he was able to get in a limited session Thursday and looks poised to at least replicate that level of involvement Friday. That seemingly bodes well for his chances of taking the field in Sunday's matchup with the Ravens. The Browns will reveal Landry's official status for Week 5 after Friday's practice concludes.

Logs limited practice

Landry (knee) returned to a limited practice session Thursday.

Analysis: As did Antonio Callaway (knee), which puts the Browns' starting wideouts on a course to play Sunday against the Ravens. Through four games, Landry has hauled in 24 of his 47 targets for 312 yards and a TD. With steady volume on tap and a promising QB (Baker Mayfield) throwing to him, Landry should retain a solid weekly fantasy floor as long as he stays healthy.

Present for practice

Landry (knee) was spotted on the field for the portion of Thursday's practice that was available to the media, Mary Kay Cabot of The Cleveland Plain Dealer reports.

Analysis: It thus appears Landry will be listed as a limited or full practice participant after the knee injury prevented him from taking part in the Browns' first session of the week. There's been no indication that Landry's knee issue is a particularly worrisome one, but his return to full practice before the end of the week would offer some peace of mind for fantasy owners heading into the 25-year-old's matchup with the Ravens on Sunday.

Doesn't practice Wednesday

Landry (knee) didn't practice Wednesday, Nate Ulrich of the Akron Beacon Journal reports.

Analysis: Per Mary Kay Cabot of The Cleveland Plain Dealer, Landry and fellow wideout Antonio Callaway (undisclosed) both worked out on bikes Wednesday. That Landry was able to get some work in suggests that his absence from practice is probably maintenance-related. Such a notion would be supported by his return to the practice field Thursday in any capacity.

Finds end zone in loss to Raiders

Landry caught four of 10 targets for 34 yards and a touchdown during Sunday's 45-42 overtime loss to the Raiders.

Analysis: Landry struggled to connect with Baker Mayfield in the duo's first start together, bringing in just 40 percent of the passes that were thrown in his direction. He found the end zone for the first time as a Brown in the third quarter on a beautiful fade play to the back corner. Landry continues to draw double-digit targets on a weekly basis, and if last week's game against the Jets was any indication, he should have no trouble piling up the yardage and receptions with his new signal-caller at…read more

Excellent rapport with Mayfield in win

Landry brought in eight of 15 targets for 103 yards in the Browns' 21-17 win over the Jets on Thursday. He also returned two punts for 10 yards.

Analysis: Like the rest of the Browns' offense, Landry found precious little success for the majority of the first half while Tyrod Taylor (concussion) was under center. However, the veteran possession receiver looked like a new man once Baker Mayfield assumed the controls, and he finished with the elevated target share that many expected would be the norm for him this season. Landry was on the receiving end of Mayfield's first NFL pass attempt late in the second quarter, and their chemistry was evident…read more

Suits up Thursday

Landry (knee) is listed as active for Thursday night's game against the Jets.

Analysis: Assuming he experiences no in-game setbacks, Landry should remain a focal point in the Cleveland passing attack Thursday. With mercurial Josh Gordon no longer a threat to poach targets, Landry profiles as the Browns' clear go-to wide receiver in Week 3 and beyond. Next up in the pecking order in that realm is rookie Antonio Callaway, with Rashard Higgins currently slotting in as the team's No. 3 option at the position.

On track to play Thursday

Landry (knee) is in line to suit up for Thursday's game against the Jets, Mary Kay Cabot of The Cleveland Plain Dealer reports.

Analysis: Landry, who suffered a knee injury against the Saints in Week 2, was listed as a limited practice participant this week before being deemed questionable for Thursday's contest. Those who plan to use Landry in Week 3 lineups are still advised to verify his status as the 8:20 p.m. EDT kickoff approaches, but it looks like he'll be able to play. Assuming he experiences no in-game setbacks, Landry should remain a focal point in the Cleveland passing attack.

Expected to suit up Thursday

Landry (knee) is expected to play Thursday night against the Jets, Dianna Russini of ESPN reports.

Analysis: Landry has been listed as a limited participant in practice all week and was given a "questionable" tag heading into the Week 3 opener. It won't hurt to confirm his status prior to the 8:20 ET kickoff, but it currently appears as if the short week won't be enough to hold the No. 1 wideout Off the field. Should Landry be limited or suffer any type of setback, Antonio Callaway and Rashard Higgins will be waiting in the wings to take advantage.

Listed as questionable for Week 3

Landry (knee) is listed as questionable for Thursday's game against the Jets.

Analysis: Listed as a limited practice participant on the Browns' Week 3 injury report, the wideout's status will need to be confirmed as Thursday's 8:20 p.m. EDT kickoff approaches. With Josh Gordon no longer in the mix in Cleveland, Landry -- when healthy enough to play -- profiles as the team's clear go-to wide receiver. Next up in the pecking order is rookie Antonio Callaway, with Rashard Higgins slotting in as the team's No. 3 option at the position. Through two games, Landry has hauled in 12 of his…read more

Limited again Tuesday

Landry (knee) was listed as limited participant at Tuesday's practice, Nate Ulrich of the Akron Beacon Journal reports.

Analysis: Though the knee injury he picked up in Sunday's 21-18 loss to the Saints didn't force an early exit, Landry's practice reps could be capped throughout the week with the Browns facing a quick turnaround between games. Even if he remains limited in Wednesday's session, there's a good chance Landry will be cleared to play Thursday against the Jets. Through his first two games with Cleveland, Landry has served as the team's unquestioned top target, hauling in 12 receptions for 175 yards.

Picks up knee injury

Landry was listed as limited on Monday's estimated injury report due to a knee injury, Nate Ulrich of the Akron Beacon Journal reports.

Analysis: Landry has turned in a pair of respectable showings to kick off his first season in Cleveland, accounting for 12 receptions (on 22 targets) for 175 yards. The target count is merely an extension of his usage with his former employer, the Dolphins, but he's currently averaging a career-high 14.6 yards per catch, despite the Browns' passing attack ranking 27th in the NFL. With a knee injury in tow, his status will be one to monitor in advance of Thursday's game against the Jets.

Seven targets Sunday

Landry grabbed five passes (seven targets) for 69 yards in Sunday's 21-18 loss to the Saints.

Analysis: Landry tied for the team lead with seven targets, but because Tyrod Taylor spread the ball around to seven different players, the former Dolphins' wideout wasn't as productive as he was in Week 1 when he surpassed the century mark with 106 receiving yards. Still, Landry's 22 targets over the first two games paints a clear picture that he's Taylor's favorite receiving option, and that should only continue now that the Browns and Josh Gordon (hamstring) have parted ways.

Goes over century mark

Landry caught seven of his 15 targets for a team-high 106 yards during Sunday's 21-21 tie with Pittsburgh.

Analysis: Landry picked up right where he left off in Miami, as he led the Browns in receptions, yards and targets Sunday, despite dealing with rain throughout the contest. It remains to be seen if Landry will continue to be Tyrod Taylor's go-to receiver once Josh Gordon's "pitch count" is lifted and he becomes a bigger part of the offense. Nonetheless, Landy and Taylor seemed to have a good rhythm together, and they'll try to continue their hot start in Week 2 against the Saints.

Targeted 10 times

Landry snatched three of 10 targets for 23 yards during Thursday's 5-0 win over the Eagles.

Analysis: Somewhere in Cleveland, a member of the Browns' field crew just found remnants of Philadelphia cornerback Jalen Mills' ankles. On the first offensive play of the game, Tyrod Taylor found Landry in the flat and the receiver spun out and picked up 11 yards on a move that literally brought Mills to his knees. Landry appears motivated heading into the season and if there was ever a question as to how Cleveland would use its new receiver, 10 targets in a half of play should provide a promising…read more

Expected to play first half Thursday

Landry and the Browns' healthy starters seem likely to play for the entire first half of Thursday's preseason game against the Eagles, Spencer Holbrook of the team's official site reports.

Analysis: Landry, who the Browns inked to a five-year, $75.5 million deal back in April, is locked in as a keystone of the team's hoped-for renaissance. Heading into the coming season, he'll provide current starting QB Tyrod Taylor with a reliable and potentially high-volume target. Though 2016 first-rounder Corey Coleman has been traded to Buffalo, mercurial talent Josh Gordon is back with the team, and if he can stay healthy and focused the Browns will have a nice 1-2 punch at wideout. Rookies Antonio…read more

Positioned for heavy snaps

Landry operated as a starter in two-receiver formations at June minicamp, shifting over to the slot in three-wide sets, Mary Kay Cabot of The Cleveland Plain Dealer reports.

Analysis: This mimics what Landry did in Miami, where his previous team's heavy reliance on spread formations allowed him to take approximately two-thirds of his snaps inside. The Browns will likely be a bit more balanced than the Dolphins when it comes to deciding between a second tight end or a third wide receiver, but it's still a good bet that Landry plays more than half his snaps from the slot. Landry and Josh Gordon are expected to stay on the field the vast majority of the time, with either Corey…read more

Extension on tap

Landry is poised to sign a five-year, $75.5 million contract extension with the Browns, Ian Rapoport of NFL Network reports.

Analysis: Per the report, Landry's deal would include $47 million in guaranteed money. It's the sort of financial commitment that cements the pass catcher's status as a cornerstone of a rebuilding Browns franchise. The 25-year-old, who hauled in 112 passes for 987 yards and nine TDs for the Dolphins in 2017, will be joining returnees Josh Gordon and Corey Coleman in an intriguing wide receiver group that is slated to catch passes from QB Tyrod Taylor. Of course, with Landry in it for the long haul, he'll…read more

Heading to Cleveland

Landry is headed to the Browns in exchange for a pair of draft picks, Adam Schefter of ESPN reports.

Analysis: Landry signed his franchise tender Thursday to pave the way for the inevitable trade. He figures to continue working out of the slot upon joining Cleveland, where Josh Gordon and Corey Coleman will handle most of the outside wideout reps. The Browns figure to operate as a three-wide base offense to take advantage of their talented receiver group, though there's only so much that can be done without a competent passer to feed Landry and his teammates. The Browns surely will address their…read more

Signs franchise tender

Landry signed his franchise tender for the 2018 season Thursday, Adam Schefter of ESPN reports.

Analysis: Though Landry is officially on the Dolphins' books for next season at a salary figure of approximately $16 million, it's far from guaranteed that he'll remain on the roster in the coming weeks. Miami has gained little traction to date in its negotiations with Landry, who is seeking a longer-term deal, and it appears the team is ready to turn its attention to exploring the trade market for the wideout. According to Joe Schad of The Palm Beach Post, Landry is believed to be seeking a new contract…read more

In talks for trade

Landry's agent has talked with the Bears and Ravens, among others, about a potential trade for the wide receiver, Jeremy Fowler of ESPN.com reports.

Analysis: With no long-term deal expected in Miami, the 25-year-old slot receiver will sign the franchise tag and hope his agent can find a trade with a team that's willing to give Landry the type of contract he's seeking. Baltimore and Chicago would be promising destinations in terms of maintaining his lofty target volume, as both teams have a glaring lack of receiving talent on their current rosters. No trade can officially go through until the new league year begins March 14.

Agrees to franchise tag

Landry will sign a franchise tag with the Dolphins on Saturday, Ian Rapoport of NFL Network reports.

Analysis: Rapoport assumes this is a signal that a trade is on the horizon since the Dolphins and Landry couldn't agree to a long-term deal. In 16 games last season, the LSU product hauled in a league-best 112 receptions for 987 yards and 13 touchdowns. Landry is an elite talent, but his yards per catch dropped from 12.08 to 8.81 between the 2016 and 2017 seasons, respectively, while he failed to record a 100-yard game in the latter season. Still, the asking price for Landry hovers around two first-round…read more

Granted ability to seek trade

Landry has been given permission to seek and facilitate a trade from the Dolphins, Ian Rapoport of NFL Network reports.

Analysis: After failing to agree to a long-term extension, the Dolphins placed a $16.2 million franchise tag on Landry last week -- but that doesn't guarantee the wideout will call Miami home come Week 1. It was initially believed that any trade for Landry would have to involve two first-round draft picks, but it has been reported that the asking price has lowered for the Dolphins. Landry is coming off an NFL-leading 112-catch season, to go along with 987 receiving yards and nine touchdowns in 16 games.

Receives franchise tag

Landry will sign the Dolphins' franchise tag, Ian Rapoport of NFL Network reports.

Analysis: It's a $16 million non-exclusive tag, meaning the wideout could still sign an offer sheet with another team but that team would have to forfeit two first-round picks to the Dolphins, a move that is highly unlikely. The three-time Pro Bowler is coming off a season in which he registered an NFL-leading 112 catches to go along with 987 receiving yards and nine touchdowns in 16 games. Landry's rookie contract ended after the 2017 season, which would have made him an unrestricted free agent this…read more

Landry relayed via the Pro Bowl that he and the Dolphins are "making progress" toward a new deal, ESPN.com reports.

Analysis: The wideout is eligible to become a free agent this offseason, but he'd like to return to the Dolphins. Landry's tone Thursday with regard to the negotiations was somewhat encouraging, given that he had previously voiced frustration with how things were moving on that front. The 25-year-old wideout was PRR gold this past season, leading the NFL with 112 catches, en route to logging 987 receiving yards and nine TDs in 16 games.

Not open to hometown discount

Landry's agent said the receiver is not willing to take a hometown discount to stay in Miami, Joe Schad of the Palm Beach Post reports.

Analysis: Landry's agent, Damarious Bilbo, also went on record to defend recent criticisms against the receiver by saying Landry is an emotional and high-energy player who serves as a valuable sparkplug for the offense. Regardless, Landry will be an unrestricted free agent at the end of the league year and, considering he's approaching his age-26 season in 2018, his next contract could be his last opportunity to break the bank. The LSU product is likely looking for a long-term contract in a similar price…read more

Team concerns may affect contract talks

The Dolphins have concerns about Landry's consistency and attitude that may impact negotiations for a contract extension, Armando Salguero of the Miami Herald reports.

Analysis: Landry can become a free agent in March and wants to be paid as one of the elite receivers in the league. His numbers say he deserves that status, but the Dolphins have concerns other than just money. Landry doesn't always run precise or even correct routes. His emotions have gotten the best of him on more than just a few occasions. Landry also doesn't always get along with his coaches and at times will even ignore what they say. The problem for Miami is all of this may be true, but if they…read more

Landry has been selected as an alternate for the Pro Bowl, Adam Beasley of the Miami Herald reports.

Analysis: Landry will replace DeAndre Hopkins, who will be forced to miss the game due to an injury. Landry led the league in receptions this past season with 112 but is still a question mark to return to the team next season. He can become a free agent in March and will likely be one of the more sought-after receivers in the pass-happy NFL.

Landry may have played his last game for the Dolphins, Armando Salguero of the Miami Herald reports.

Analysis: The big question here may be what has happened between now and a month ago when the two sides exchanged contract proposals. Perhaps Landry wanted significantly more money than the Dolphins thought was feasible or perhaps his actions during the season finale Sunday versus Buffalo has given the organization pause in allocating such a large contract to a possible volatile player. Landry is unlikely to panic much as it doesn't matter if it's with Miami or another team, he's going to get paid, and…read more

Landry stated Wednesday that he would like to play for the Dolphins next season, Chris Perkins of the Sun Sentinel reports.

Analysis: Landry is in the final year of his contract and can become a free agent in March if the Dolphins don't hit him with a transition or franchise tag. On the season Landry has quieted talks about his inability to score touchdowns as he has a career high eight but his yardage total however will end up being his lowest since his rookie season with 895 yards going into the finale Sunday versus Buffalo. Landry will likely want to be paid as if he is one of the best wide receivers in the NFL but whether…read more

Landry brought in five of seven targets for 51 yards in Sunday's 29-13 loss to the Chiefs. He also lost a fumble.

Analysis: For a change, Landry wasn't the most targeted wideout on the Dolphins, although his seven looks checked in second to DeVante Parker on the afternoon. He also short-circuited the team's opening possession by losing the handle on the Chiefs' 45-yard-line, with the ball being scooped up by Marcus Peters and surviving a replay review. Landry did keep his season-long streak of notching at least five receptions in each game alive, although Sunday marked the fourth time in the last five contests that…read more

Landry snagged 10 of 13 targets for 99 yards during Sunday's 24-16 loss to Buffalo.

Analysis: The 10 catches marked a season high for Landry. Turnovers effectively doomed Miami's chances at the playoffs, and it'll be interesting to see how the team responds with little left to play for against Kansas City and Buffalo to close out the season. If there is someone worth depending on, however, it's Landry. The fourth-year receiver has caught at least five passes in every game this season and is already three scores above his previous career high. Expect him to feast on a weak Kansas City…read more

Landry caught all eight of his targets for 46 yards and had two touchdown receptions in Monday night's 27-20 win over the Patriots.

Analysis: Landry did his usual work on underneath routes, but Monday's display also included him scoring twice for the first time since October 2015. Trailing only Antonio Brown in receptions, Landry caught a pass in the flat before powering through a defender for a five-yard touchdown during the second quarter. In the second half, he was uncovered in the end zone for a four-yard score. In doing so, Landry's touchdown total (eight) this season now matches that of his previous two campaigns combined. For…read more

Landry brought in five of six targets for 62 yards in Sunday's 35-9 win over the Broncos.

Analysis: While Landry didn't seen anywhere near his usual target volume, he made the most of his opportunities, posting a catch rate of more than 80 percent for the second consecutive week. The fourth-year pro saw Kenny Stills outpace him in looks by an ample amount Sunday, but given Landry's typically robust role in the offense, that development can likely be considered an outlier. Factoring in his Week 13 production, Landry now has at least 80 receptions in each of the first four seasons of his…read more

Landry (knee) doesn't carry an injury designation heading into Sunday's game against the Broncos, Adam H. Beasley of the Miami Herald reports.

Analysis: Landry was a full participant in Friday's practice, clearing up any concern about his availability for the Week 13 matchup. While Landry has been a go-to option this season for both of the Miami quarterbacks that have started games (Jay Cutler and Matt Moore), he could have more difficultly than normal translating his high volume of targets into useful production Sunday. It's expected that Landry will be shadowed for much of the contest by the Broncos' main slot corner, Chris Harris, a…read more

Landry (knee) was limited at Thursday's practice.

Analysis: We'll revisit Landry's status no later than Friday to get a better handle on whether his limitations Thursday were maintenance-related, or indicative of a setback, but at this stage we'd still expect the wideout -- who practiced fully Wednesday -- to be a go Sunday against the Broncos.

Landry grabbed eight of nine targets for 70 yards in Sunday's 35-17 loss to the Patriots. He also fumbled once but recovered.

Analysis: Landry paced the Dolphins in both catches and receiving yards, bringing his totals to 14 receptions for 165 yards over the last pair of contests. The fourth-year wideout continues to benefit from one of the most reliable target shares of any receiver in the NFL, already having logged eight games with double-digit looks this season and receiving no fewer than seven in any contest. Landry continues to be a PPR superstar and ultra-reliable cash game play in DFS contests, a trend that should…read more

Landry brought in six of 11 targets for 95 yards and a touchdown in Sunday's 30-20 loss to the Buccaneers. He also gained 20 yards on two punt returns.

Analysis: Landry hauled in a season-long 49-yard pass on his way to a 15.8 YPC, his highest such figure in a game this season. The fourth-year pro also exceeded his high-water mark in receiving yards while logging a touchdown reception for the third straight week and sixth time in the last seven contests. Landry continues to be peppered with targets irrespective of who's behind center, keeping him highly valuable in all formats. He'll look to keep surging in a Week 12 divisional clash against the…read more

Landry (chest) practiced fully Thursday, Adam H. Beasley of the Miami Herald reports.

Analysis: The Dolphins didn't hold a formal practice Wednesday following their Monday night loss to the Panthers, but Landry was still listed as a limited participant in what amounted to an estimation of his status. Landry's participation in all drills Thursday clears up any concern about his health, putting the wideout in line to reprise his usual role as quarterback Jay Cutler's favorite target for the Week 11 matchup with the Buccaneers.

Listed as limited participant

Landry was listed as a limited participant on Wednesday's injury report with a chest injury, Armando Salguero of the Miami Herald reports.

Analysis: Given that the Dolphins didn't actually practice Wednesday coming off their Monday night loss to Carolina, the injury report merely serves as an estimation of Landry's status. Landry seemingly picked up the injury in the game against Carolina, though it didn't stop him from playing 93 percent of Miami's offensive snaps. He's averaging just 7.7 yards per catch and 52.4 receiving yards per game, but Landry has caught at least five passes every week and has scored a touchdown in five of his last…read more

Landry caught five of 10 targets for 42 yards and a touchdown in Monday night's 45-21 loss to the Panthers.

Analysis: Landry hauled in a nine-yard touchdown on Miami's final offensive series to salvage an otherwise forgettable outing. In truth, Landry's performance was representative of his standard this season, as he's caught at least five passes in all nine games yet topped 50 yards just three times. With a tally of five touchdowns now, however, his ability to find the end zone has complemented his ability to move the sticks.