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Riddick caught all three of his targets for 36 yards during Sunday's 26-10 win over the Patriots.

Analysis: That's 17 receptions to just four carries for the scatback, who has not had a rushing attempt since Week 1. Riddick has always been a better receiver than rusher, but carries are even harder to come in Detroit now with LeGarrette Blount and Kerryon Johnson, who snapped the Lions' streak without a 100-yard rusher, in the fold. It's tough to rely on a back that doesn't -- you know -- carry the ball, but at 5.7 catches per game, he remains a PPR possibility.

Woodard is expected to be promoted to the Dolphins' active roster this week, Barry Jackson of The Miami Herald reports.

Analysis: The Dolphins worked out veterans Kony Ealy and Robert Ayers on Tuesday but will stay in-house when it comes to addresses their defensive line depth. William Hayes (knee) suffered a torn ACL in Sunday's win over the Raiders, leaving a spot open for Woodard on the active roster.

The Buccaneers allowed 30 points and 413 total yards to the Steelers in Week 3. They'll play the Bears in Week 4.

Analysis: The matchup against Chicago should be easier since Bears QB Mitchell Trubisky falls short of Steelers QB Ben Roethlisberger. The Bears have protected the ball, however, with three turnovers through three games. They've failed to pile up points, though, scoring now more than 24 in a contest. Choosing Tampa Bay D/ST because of it's stagnant opponent could lead to trouble since it's averaged 433 total yards allowed per game, ranking 31st in the league. The unit is still a solid stream in deeper leagues due to its solid floor against a young Bears' offense.