Bailey caught three of his five targets for a team-high 73 receiving yards in Sunday's game against the Packers.

The third-year wideout registered a season-high in yardage and catches, but he was not heavily targeted, as the Rams employed a run-heavy approach for much of the game. Bailey has emerged as a factor in the St. Louis passing game, but his inconsistent usage really hampers his usability in fantasy terms. The Rams are on bye in Week 6 and will host the Browns the following week.

Bailey caught a pair of passes for 30 yards and a touchdown in a 24-22 win against Arizona on Sunday.

The touchdown was only the second of Bailey's career, but it was a nice bounce-back after not even being targeted last week. Bailey has had a pair of decent games, combining for seven catches for 88 yards and a score in weeks one and four, but had one catch for 0 yards in weeks two and three. He just doesn't produce consistently enough to warrant much fantasy attention.

Bailey caught a pass but didn't gain any yardage Sunday in a 24-10 loss to Washington.

Bailey had a solid game in Week 1 but couldn't replicate the success against Washington. The fantasy cupboard for wide receivers in St. Louis is pretty bare, as the ceiling is not real high and the floor is low with how much the Rams spread the ball around. As the fourth or fifth option, Bailey is not apt to get a ton of catches this season, especially when Brian Quick returns.

Bailey caught three passes for 58 yards in a 34-31 overtime victory over Seattle on Sunday.

Bailey made a couple key catches for the Rams and, like most of the Rams' receiving corps, has taken to Nick Foles quickly. He doesn't have a high ceiling with the way the Rams spread the ball around, but it was a solid showing for the No. 3 receiver in St. Louis.

Bailey made three catches for 24 yards Friday as the Rams fell 18-3 to the Raiders in preseason play.

The Rams love Bailey's potential, but he has yet to realize it in the regular season. It doesn't help that he's likely at least fourth on the wide receiver depth chart, and that's not counting the two tight ends in Jared Cook and Lance Kendricks. If he can connect with Nick Foles, Bailey could have some fantasy value, but that's a wait-and-see situation.

Bailey came on strong in the latter half of 2014, averaging more than three catches for 58 yards in the final six games.

Bailey only had eight catches in the first 10 contests of the season, but connected a little bit more with Shaun Hill in the last portion of the season. Bailey ended the season as the No. 2 receiver, and is in shape to be a decent fantasy player in the future.

Bailey had two catches for 22 yards in Sunday's 37-27 loss to the Giants.

Shaun Hill spread the ball around Sunday, completing passes to nine different receivers. Bailey had a forgettable day, and he remains nothing more than a desperation flex for next Sunday's season finale against Seattle.

Bailey caught 5-of-8 targets for 74 yards, adding one carry for 13 yards, in Thursday's 12-6 loss to the Cardinals

Bailey did the bulk of his damage in the fourth quarter, when he caught three passes for 51 yards, and also picked up 13 yards on an end-around. However, he crucially dropped a high throw on a 3rd-and-3 inside of the two-minute warning. Bailey now has five or more catches for 74 or more yards in three of the last four weeks, but he only saw two targets in the fourth game. Also, Kenny Britt and Tavon Austin started Thursday's game, though Bailey still seems like the best fantasy option of the rather uninspiring bunch.

Bailey had five catches on six targets for 100 yards Sunday against the Raiders.

Bailey, who did all of his damage in the first half while helping the Rams go out to a 38-0 lead, has put together two solid games in a row, as he had seven catches on nine targets for a then-career-high 89 yards and a touchdown in Week 12 against the Chargers. He has developed a solid chemistry with quarterback Shaun Hill, and he'll look to continue his fine play in Week 14 against a Washington defense that has allowed the third-most receiving touchdowns this season.

Bailey had his best game of the season, catching 7-of-9 targets for 89 yards and a touchdown in Sunday's 27-24 loss at San Diego.

Bailey was huge on the Rams' penultimate drive of the game, catching a fake punt on fourth down and later adding a pretty seven-yard touchdown with 2:04 remaining to bring them within 27-24. He actually had an even better touchdown catch a few plays prior to his seven-yard score, but the leaping grab was wiped out due to penalty. Bailey easily led the team in all receiving categories, and has been seeing more and more snaps as of late. He's trending upwards, and will have a favorable matchup in Week 13 against the Raiders.

Bailey caught his only target for seven yards on Sunday, but was the most used wideout opposite Kenny Britt, Jim Thomas of the St. Louis Post-Dispatch reports.

Bailey was a super-sleeper coming into the season after a standout preseason, but that hype never materialized when he returned from suspension. He has only five catches for 60 yards in six games since returning.

Bailey caught a pair of passes Sunday for 33 yards in a 34-7 defeat at the hands of Kansas City.

This was actually Bailey's best game of the season, as he now has four catches for 53 yards on the year. With Brian Quick possibly out for the season, he may be in line for more targets but he will still be the fourth or fifth option.

Bailey was held without a catch Sunday but did have a punt return for a touchdown in a 28-26 win over the Seahawks.

Bailey scored on a trick play, where fellow returner Tavon Austin acted like the ball was coming to him and Bailey fielded it on the other side of the field. Austin will continue to get the punt return load and Bailey doesn't have a reception the last two weeks, so his value at this point is minimal.

Bailey was held without a catch in a 31-17 loss to San Francisco on Monday night.

Bailey was a sleeper after his suspension due to a terrific preseason, but the results really haven't translated to the regular season. Until he actually starts catching passes, keep him off your fantasy radar.

Bailey received no targets in limited playing time for Sunday's 34-31 loss to Dallas.

Bailey had the best preseason of any St. Louis wideouts but being out the first two weeks with suspension hurt him. He should be able to get back into the swing of things over the bye week, and has an outside shot of having fantasy value as the weeks go on. He's a risky play for week 5 against the Eagles, however.

Bailey will be eligible to return to the Rams this week, with the NFL's revised drug policy having been approved, the Associated Press reports.

Bailey will thus be eligible to play in Week 3's game against the Cowboys, and while he may not be worthy of immediate fantasy consideration, he should have an opportunity to carve out a role in the Rams' offense in the coming weeks, given that other than Brian Quick, the team's wideouts haven't produced much out of the gate.

Bailey is among the players on track to be reinstated, assuming the NFL's revised drug policy is approved, according to ESPN's Adam Schefter.

Schefter notes that approval of the policy seems likely to occur in next 24 hours. Other than Brian Quick, the Rams' wideouts haven't produced much out of the gate, so while Bailey isn't a candidate for immediate fantasy relevance upon his expected return, he could carve out a role in the team's passing offense as the season rolls along.

Bailey caught two passes for 28 yards in a 21-7 preseason loss to the Packers on Saturday.

Bailey was targeted more than any other player and if he was not suspended for the first four games of the season, may have won the No. 1 wideout spot. He's unlikely to be drafted in a lot of fantasy leagues, but he's a name to keep in mind when he comes off his suspension.

Bailey caught a 24-yard touchdown pass in a 26-24 preseason loss to the Saints on Friday.

Bailey has had as good a camp and preseason as anyone on the Rams so far, impressing coaches and his quarterbacks. He is suspended for the first four games of the season, but may be worth a flier for that fifth week in deeper leagues.

Bailey caught a pair of touchdown passes in Saturday's practice and has had a solid training camp, according to ESPN.com reports.

Bailey's performance this offseason makes his four-game suspension to start the season even more frustrating for the Rams. He would've had a much better shot at moving up the depth chart without it, and will likely be the No. 4 or 5 receiver when he returns.