Hogan caught all three of his targets for a team-high 52 yards and a touchdown in Sunday's win over the Titans, and also completed a pass for four yards.

Hogan has caught all eight of his targets for 95 yards and a score while filling in for an injured Sammy Watkins (calf) over the past two weeks. The third-year receiver out of Monmouth has demonstrated a nice rapport with quarterback Tyrod Taylor, but he will most likely fade back into obscurity upon Watkins' return. Even with Watkins out, Hogan hasn't seen enough volume to be a true difference-maker in a relatively conservative Bills offense.

Hogan's (hamstring) teammate Sammy Watkins (calf) will not play Sunday against the Titans.

That means Hogan slides into the No. 3 spot once again, where he'll be expected to help move the chains while being one of the Bills' better red-zone targets.

Hogan caught a season-high five balls for 43 yards in Sunday's loss to the Giants. He was on the field for 71 percent of the offensive plays.

That will go down when Sammy Watkins returns from his calf injury, though Watkins seems about 50-50 for this week's game in Tennessee. Hogan is a viable option when he does break into the top three, as he's got a good set of hands and has decent red-zone skills.

Hogan's teammate Sammy Watkins (calf) has been officially ruled out for Sunday's game against the Giants.

Robert Woods and Percy Harvin are expected to be the starters, but look for Hogan to see the field almost every time the Bills line up in three-wide sets. He'll also probably be out there whenever the Bills hit the red zone, aside from being a yard or two away. Hogan put up a 3/42/1 line last week over a season-high 31 offensive snaps.

Hogan caught three of four targets for 42 yards and a touchdown in Sunday's win over Miami.

The fourth receiver and man known as 7-11 saw extended action in this one, as Sammy Watkins went out with a calf injury. Watkins' injury isn't expected to be serious, but if he was forced to miss a week or two, then Hogan would be moved to the No. 3 role and would likely see the field in most sets. Coach Rex Ryan went out of his way to commend Hogan for being ready to step up in a pinch.

Hogan caught his only target for 11 yards in Sunday's loss to the Patriots. He saw the field for just 11 of 72 offensive plays, The Buffalo News reports.

Hogan has clearly taken a back seat to Percy Harvin and Robert Woods in the team's new offense. He has just the one catch on the season, and 15 offensive plays under his belt. Unless something happens to the aforementioned two teammates or Sammy Watkins, Hogan isn't worth a roster spot.

Hogan (knee) has practiced on a full basis all week.

He's set to play Sunday against the Colts, and with Marquise Goodwin already being ruled out, Hogan will serve as the clear-cut No. 4 receiver to begin the season.

Hogan, out since the second preseason game with a knee injury, has returned to practice and says he will "definitely" be ready for the regular season opener against the Colts, WGR550.com reports.

The Bills have seven receivers on the roster following this weekend's cuts. They're down to 53 players right now, but they have to activate Marcell Dareus following his Week 1 suspension, plus another roster move or two could still be in the works. That said, it looks like Hogan's spot as the No. 4 or No. 5 wideout is secure, and we'd have to argue he's the No. 4 guy when healthy.

Hogan, who injured his ankle in Thursday's preseason win over Cleveland, is happy with how he's healing and thinks he might even be able to make it back by the last preseason game, BuffaloBills.com reports. Said Hogan, "I was a little nervous about it and the doctor saw me and the initial exam he said everything was intact, which was a huge relief on my part so I'll be back in a couple of weeks. I'm feeling pretty good, a day-to-day kind of thing. I'll probably be out on the field working out and doing some stuff. I've already been doing stuff in the training room. I'm in there as much as possible trying to get this thing healthy and get better as fast as I can."

If Percy Harvin gets over his own injury soon, Hogan is probably a solid bet to make the team as a fourth receiver. With just about the entire receiving corps banged up, however, there are a lot of moving parts for the next week or two.

Hogan's knee/ankle injuries sustained in Thursday's preseason game against the Browns are not considered serious, FOX Sports reports.

Hogan went down during the first half Thursday and did not return to the contest. While his injury added to the Bills' crowded treatment room, it's at least encouraging that Hogan's ankle and knee issues are not expected to keep him out long-term.

Hogan was forced out of Thursday's preseason win over Cleveland due to an ankle injury and did not return, BuffaloBills.com.

The Buffalo rushers and receivers just cannot stay healthy lately, as nine of the top 10 runnings backs and wideouts are all dealing with some type of injury.

Hogan had to be taken off the field Monday due to what is being classified as a heat-related issue, ESPN.com reports.

The humidity must've been rough at St. John Fisher College in Rochester, as fellow wideout Marquise Goodwin had to leave as well after he collapsed. Both players are not expected to miss much, if any, more time.

Hogan, who left Friday's practice with an injured finger, was able to participate fully in Saturday's live scrimmage, BuffaloBills.com reports.

Hogan reportedly was the star skill player of the session, though he still appears to be behind Sammy Watkins, Robert Woods, and Percy Harvin in the wideout pecking order. Hogan ran mostly with the non-first teamers Saturday.

Hogan suffered a finger injury during Friday's practice, BuffaloBills.com reports.

The injury is considered minor, so it shouldn't set Hogan back to far as he tries to cement a role as the team's No. 4 wideout.

Hogan has a new teammate in the mix for the passing game this season, as the Bills signed Percy Harvin to a one-year deal Friday.

Hogan serves a good role for the Bills in that he gets open often and has a nice set of hands, but with Sammy Watkins, Robert Woods, likely Harvin, and LeSean McCoy all ahead of him for probable offensive touches - and possibly Charles Clay to boot - that really shoots down Hogan's draft day value in deeper leagues. And that assumes the Bills and the new coaching staff will keep him as a third or fourth wideout.

Hogan, an exclusive rights free agent, has been tendered, BuffaloBills.com reports.

As expected, Hogan is definitely coming back for another season. With the Bills already making their big offseason bets at the running back and quarterback spots ahead of free agency, there's a decent chance the team is content to roll with a receiving corps led by Sammy Watkins, Robert Woods, and Hogan. The team still has some cap room to bring in a veteran receiver, but our initial hunch is the team uses any remaining high-value chips on an upgrade at tight end, either through free agency or a high draft pick.

Hogan finished the 2014 season with 41 catches on 61 targets for 426 yards and four touchdowns.

Hogan came from way down on the depth chart and worked his way into the clear-cut No. 3 role for the Bills, something that seems to be a good bet to continue in 2015. While Sammy Watkins and Robert Woods will likely stay ahead of Hogan - who's a nice slot and red-zone guy - in the pecking order, the Bills have bigger needs than receiver and don't have a top draft pick. That means the team might be fine to use the same group of top-three wideouts. That said, Hogan probably has a modest ceiling to his 2015 production unless Watkins were to get injured or the Bills suddenly start getting much better quarterback play.

Hogan caught just one ball on two targets for six yards in Sunday's win over the Packers.

If you've been trying to catch one of Hogan's hot weeks, Sunday was definitely not it, as the Bills stayed committed to the run and 7-11 was only on the field for 51 percent of the offensive snaps. Like all the Buffalo receivers and tight ends, he remains a hit-or-miss option in a passing offense that's been anything but consistent all season.

Hogan (hamstring) had seven receptions (on nine targets) for 54 yards and a touchdown in Sunday's loss at Denver.

Hogan was having somewhat of a quiet game, until he scored on a 14-yard touchdown at the 10:46 mark of the fourth quarter. While Hogan doesn't make a lot of big plays, he's been productive as Buffalo's No. 3 wide receiver, especially for fantasy owners in PPR leagues. He's now scored in two straight games, so he'll try to extend his streak next week at home against Green Bay.

Hogan (hamstring) is listed as active for Sunday's game against Denver.

Hogan is in line to serve as the Bills' third receiver behind Sammy Watkins and Robert Woods on Sunday, and after being held to single-digit yardage the last two weeks, he's a speculative play in Week 14.