89 Josh Hill TE

Hill caught two passes for 10 yards in Sunday's win against the Rams.

Hill again saw more snaps than Ben Watson -- 55 snaps compared to 33 snaps -- but the latter continues to be the preferred option in the passing game, as Watson caught three passes for 62 yards and a touchdown. As a result, Hill remains off the fantasy radar in most leagues.

Hill was not targeted in Sunday's win against the Ravens.

Hill caught his first touchdown of the season Week 5, but he returned to his role as a blocker in Baltimore following the Saints' Week 6 bye. While he should continue to split snaps with Ben Watson, Hill remains an afterthought in the passing game and should probably not be used in most fantasy leagues.

Hill caught two passes for 24 yards, including a one-yard touchdown, in Monday night's win against the Redskins.

Hill (38 snaps) and Ben Watson (36 snaps) continue to see approximately equal playing time, though Watson has outgained Hill in all but one of the team's first five contests. The touchdown was nice for those who rolled the dice on the former Idaho State Bengal, but Hill remains largely an afterthought in the Saints' passing game. With New Orleans on bye in Week 6, most fantasy owners should be seeking out other options.

Hill caught all three of his targets for 63 yards in Sunday's win against the Giants.

Hill had exactly one catch in each of the first three games of the season, so it's probably best to chalk up his big game as an outlier. While the sixth-year pro has some decent skills as a receiver, he is primarily deployed as a blocker in the Saints offense and can still be largely ignored in more fantasy leagues.

Hill caught his only target for five yards in Sunday's win against the Browns.

Hill played 39 of the Saints' 66 offensive snaps, sharing the field frequently with starting tight end Ben Watson, who saw 54 snaps. Still, Hill barely saw a look in the passing game and probably should not be owned in most fantasy leagues.