Golladay (chest) returned to practice Thursday, Michael Rothstein of ESPN.com reports.

Golladay (chest) has been working with the rehab group during the Lions' mandatory minicamp this week, Michael Rothstein of ESPN.com reports.

Golladay (chest) is not participating in individual or team drills during the opening of OTAs, Chris Burke of The Athletic reports.

Golladay's (chest) emergence in 2018 may have made teammate Marvin Jones (knee) expendable for the upcoming season, but the Lions could opt to keep both players and focus on upgrading the slot position in the months to come, Nate Atkins of MLive.com reports.

Golladay (chest) is inactive Sunday against Green Bay.

Golladay (chest) is listed as questionable for Sunday's game in Green Bay, Michael Rothstein of ESPN.com reports.

Golladay (chest) was present for Friday's practice with a helmet, but he didn't go through individual drills, Dave Birkett of the Detroit Free Press reports.

Golladay (chest) was a limited practice participant Thursday, Tim Twentyman of the Lions' official site reports.

Golladay (chest) returned to practice Thursday, Justin Rogers of The Detroit News reports.

Golladay didn't practice Wednesday due to a chest injury, Michael Rothstein of ESPN.com reports.

Golladay didn't take part in Wednesday's practice, Dave Birkett of the Detroit Free Press reports.

Golladay (chest) came down with just six of 15 targets for 58 yards in Sunday's 27-9 loss to the Vikings.

Golladay (chest) is listed as active Sunday against the Vikings, Tim Twentyman of the Lions' official site reports.

Golladay (chest), who is listed as questionable for Sunday's game against the Vikings, is expected to play, a source told Ian Rapoport of NFL Network.

Golladay (chest) is listed as questionable for Sunday's game against the Vikings.

Golladay (chest) was a limited participant in Thursday's practice.

Golladay was listed as a limited participant on Wednesday's practice report with a chest injury.

Golladay caught seven of eight targets for 146 yards in Sunday's 14-13 loss to Buffalo.

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.Detroit Lions wide receiver Kenny Golladay caught just two passes for five yards in last week's win over the Cardinals. It was a very pedestrian game for the second-year man, and one of his worst games of the season. This week against the Bills, Golladay is fighting for targets with TJ Jones, Andy Jones, and Brandon Powell, which bodes well for the Lions' defacto WR1. While the Bills defense has been solid and Golladay will likely matchup with Tre'Davious White, expect the Northern Illinois product to see a healthy target share. However, due to the Lions' ineptness on offense recently, look at Golladay as more of a WR3 with the chance for more if he can score.

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.Detroit Lions wide receiver Kenny Golladay had just two receptions for five yards in Sunday's win over the Arizona Cardinals. This is the second-year receiver's worst game of the season; however, his quarterback had arguably his worst statistical game of his career. Golladay is a great pass catcher but he plays on a team whose offense is extremely boring right now and it's becoming tough to trust their output on a weekly basis. He'll have a tough matchup next week when the Lions take on the Bills.

Golladay caught two of four targets for five yards during Sunday's 17-3 victory over Arizona.

Golladay (quadriceps) doesn't carry a designation into Sunday's contest at Arizona.

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.Detroit Lions wide receiver Kenny Golladay (quad) has been limited at practice this week and unfortunately will likely be drawing a matchup with the Cardinals Patrick Peterson on Sunday. Golladay has been the Lions WR1 the last two weeks with Marvin Jones out for the season, and that will continue as long as he is healthy. If the Lions can drive down the field on Arizona, look for Golladay to be a prime red zone target for Matthew Stafford, elevating him to a WR2.

Golladay (quadriceps) was limited in practice Thursday.

Golladay (quad) was a limited practice participant Wednesday, Dave Birkett of the Detroit Free Press reports.

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.Detroit Lions wide receiver Kenny Golladay was targeted eight times, catching just three of them for 50 yards in Sundays loss to the Rams. Its the fourth straight week that Golladay has seen at least eight targets, but not being able to find the end zone definitely hurt his value on Sunday. The Lions offense is beyond beat up right now, and with Marvin Jones now out for the season, teams will be able to neutralize the budding second-year star. Detroit takes on Arizona in Week 14.

Golladay brought in three of eight targets for 50 yards in the Lions' 30-16 loss to the Rams on Sunday.

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.Detroit Lions wide receiver Kenny Golladay wasn't able to find the end zone against the Bears in Week 12, but he did catch five passes for 90 yards, marking a respectable day. Golladay is the de facto WR1 for the Lions now that Marvin Jones (knee) is officially out for the season. This week against the Rams, Golladay will likely see some of Marcus Peters, which isn't a great matchup for the second-year receiver, but he will still see plenty of looks. Also take into account the chance that LA gets an early lead, which will force Detroit to pass often. Look at Golladay as a WR2 this week.

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.Detroit Lions wide receiver Kenny Golladay caught five of eight targets for 90 yards in Thursday's loss to the Bears. The second-year man was unable to find the end zone but still led the team in targets. Golladay picked up almost half of his yards on a 43-yard pass, but aside from that the Bears did a good job spotlighting the receiver. The absence of Marvin Jones (knee) has vaulted Golladay into a WR1 role and he has performed well in the past three games. The Lions have a long break before hosting the LA Rams in Week 13.

Golladay brought in five of eight targets for 90 yards in the Lions' 23-16 loss to the Bears on Thursday.

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.Detroit Lions wide receiver Kenny Golladay embraced the WR1 role quite well last Sunday, catching a career-high eight passes for 113 yards and a touchdown. It was also his second straight game with a score, with the former coming against the upcoming opponent, the Bears. With Marvin Jones (knee) expected to miss a second game, Golladay gets a matchup with a Bears secondary that has allowed the fourth most receptions to wide receivers this season. While it's still a tricky matchup against one of the best defenses in the league, Golladay has some upside on Thursday. Look at the second-year receiver as a WR2 with touchdown potential.

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.Detroit Lions wide receiver Kenny Golladay caught eight of 14 targets for 113 yards and a touchdown in Sunday's 20-19 win over the Panthers. This was the second time that Golladay has reached the century mark this year, and the first time since Week 1. This kind of output should come as no surprise since Marvin Jones (knee) was inactive. The second-year-man is proving that he belongs in the upper echelon of the league's young wide receivers and it will likely continue, with or without Jones' presence. Next Thursday, the Lions host the Bears on Thanksgiving. Make sure to pay attention to Jones' injury status, but you can count on Golladay, even in a difficult matchup.

Golladay brought in eight of 14 targets for 113 yards and a touchdown in the Lions' 20-19 win over the Panthers on Sunday.

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.Detroit Lions wide receiver Kenny Golladay caught six passes in Week 10, the same amount he caught over Weeks 7-9 combined. He also found the end zone for the first time since Week 5. These are the results fantasy owners were expecting when Golden Tate was traded away. This week at home against Carolina, Golladay has a chance to have another solid showing with the Lions looking to break a three-game losing skid. His teammate Marvin Jones (knee) left Sunday's game in the third quarter, leading to a missed practice on Wednesday; he is considered day-to-day. If for some reason Jones doesn't play against Carolina, Golladay should easily see double-digit targets. Look at the second-year man as a WR2 with upside in Week 11.

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.Detroit Lions wide receiver Kenny Golladay caught six passes on a career-high 13 targets for 78 yards and a touchdown in Sunday's 34-22 loss to the Bears. The second-year receiver was having a solid day before he catching a five-yard pass from Matthew Stafford in the fourth quarter. This is a sight for the sore eyes of Golladay owners who had been left in the dark the past three games. He will look for another strong performance at home against a beaten down Carolina defense in Week 11.

Golladay brought in six of 13 targets for 78 yards and a touchdown in the Lions' 34-22 loss to the Bears on Sunday.

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.Detroit Lions wide receiver Kenny Golladay caught three of his four targets for just 46 yards in last week's loss to the Vikings. The second-year receiver hasn't had more than three receptions and 46 yards in any of the last three games. It was expected that Golladay would pick up the extra targets left when Golden Tate was traded last week but that wasn't the case in Week 9. Now Golladay gets to match up with either Prince Amukamara or Kyle Fuller and the Chicago Bears. Matthew Stafford will likely be forced to throw the ball a lot in this game so it's possible that Golladay could see a fair share of targets, but regardless, he is going to have his hands full. You could flex Golladay if you're hit hard with bye weeks but be sure to check your waiver wire for a better matchup.

Golladay caught three of four targets for 46 yards and rushed once for eight yards in Sunday's 24-9 loss to the Vikings.

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.Detroit Lions wide receiver Kenny Golladay caught three of four targets for 46 yards in Sunday's loss to the Minnesota Vikings. The second-year man posted an almost identical stat line of his last two games combined. While it wasn't a great day for Golladay, it's proof that Golden Tate's departure will provide more opportunities for the 25-year-old. However, it's also showing that Golladay may be more of a touchdown-dependent option than originally thought. Detroit travels to play the Bears next week, marking a similarly difficult road matchup.

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.Detroit Lions wide receiver Kenny Golladay has had a quiet last two games, catching his only three targets for just 49 yards. Detroit is one of the few offenses in football that can make three wide receivers fantasy relevant, but the Lions traded Golden Tate on Tuesday, so Golladay is expected to a major increase in targets. The second-year receiver will get a matchup with the Vikings' Trae Waynes this Sunday, which doesn't make things easier for Golladay but he should see plenty of volume. See the Northern Illinois product as a WR2 this week, with hopes that he can find the end zone.

Golladay has moved up the Lions' depth chart at wide receiver following the trade of Golden Tate to the Eagles.

Golladay secured his only target for 12 yards during Sunday's 28-14 loss to the Seahawks.

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.Detroit Lions wide receiver Kenny Golladay caught his only target for a 12-yard gain in Sunday's loss to Seattle. This is a surprising outcome as Detroit trailed Seattle for three quarters. This is Golladay's second quiet game in a row after posting just two receptions in Week 7. Golladay is still a big part of the Lions offense, but it seems opposing teams are finally trying to take the second-year man out of the equation. He'll look to make a bigger impact next week on the road against Minnesota.

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.Detroit Lions wide receiver Kenny Golladay disappointed fantasy owners in Week 7 with just two catches for 37 yards against an impressive Dolphins secondary. Unfortunately, Week 8 presents a similar challenge with the Seattle Seahawks. The Seahawks allows the tenth fewest fantasy points to opposing team wide receivers. Look for Matthew Stafford to have to throw the ball more this week, thus leading to increased production for Golladay, who is on the brink of becoming a star in the NFL. Consider the second-year receiver a WR3 with WR1 upside if he finds pay dirt.

Golladay secured both of his targets for 37 yards during Sunday's 32-21 victory over the Dolphins.

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.Detroit Lions wide receiver Kenny Golladay caught both passes thrown his way for just 37 yards in the 32-21 victory over Miami on Sunday. The second-year man has been on fire so far this season, but Miami's secondary was a tough matchup for the Lions receivers. It also doesn't help Golladay that the Lions seem to be forming a solid running game, something they have lacked for years. Nonetheless, expect Matthew Stafford to continue favoring Golladay into next week's game with Seattle and the rest of the season.

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.Detroit Lions wide receiver Kenny Golladay has vaulted himself into the fantasy limelight with a strong start to the season, posting 27 catches for 428 yards and three scores through five games. However, Golladay is welcomed out of the bye week with a likely matchup of Xavien Howard. Despite the tough matchup, the second-year receiver very well may be the best pass catcher on his team, and that alone will have Matthew Stafford looking his way. Expect a floor of a WR3 with his touchdown upside giving him a big boost. Regardless, he should be in your lineup.

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.Detroit Lions wide receiver Kenny Golladay caught four of his nine targets for 98 yards and a touchdown in the win over the Packers on Sunday. His score was the only points the Lions put up in the second half. Golladay is establishing himself as one of the best young receivers in the NFL, and with continued performances like Week 5, Golladay will be the best on his team if he isn't already. The Lions are on bye in Week 6, followed by traveling to take on the Dolphins in Week 7.

Golladay brought in four of nine targets for 98 yards and a touchdown in the Lions' 31-23 win over the Packers on Sunday.

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.Detroit Lions wide receiver Kenny Golladay has seen his targets drop in every single game after Week 1. While Golladay caught all four of his targets for 74 yards against the Cowboys last Sunday, he was fourth on the team in targets. This week against Green Bay, Golladay will have another tough matchup with the Packer's, who are in the top 10 against receivers this year. While it helps his cause that Matthew Stafford is historically better at home, there are still other weapons that Stafford can target over Golladay. Count the second-year pass catcher as a WR4 this week with hopes that he can find the endzone.