Rod Streater caught six passes for 84 yards with one touchdown in Sunday's Week 11 win at Houston.

Rod Streater caught one pass for five yards in Oakland's Week 10 loss to the Giants.

There weren't that many catches to be had on an afternoon where Terrelle Pryor completed just 11 passes. It was only the second time all season Streater caught fewer than three passes. He'll be a WR5 in Week 11 against Houston.

Rod Streater (hip) is listed as probable for Week 10.

Streater practiced in full this week, so his status for Sunday's game was never in doubt. He'll be just a WR4 against the Giants.

Rod Streater (hip) is practicing in full this week.

Streater banged his hip in last Sunday's blowout loss to the Eagles but is safe to fire up as a WR4/5 in deeper leagues this week against the Giants.

Rod Streater caught five passes for 98 yards in Oakland's Week 9 loss to the Eagles.

Rod Streater caught three passes for 46 yards in Oakland's Week 6 loss to the Chiefs.

Streater last caught more than three passes in Week 1. He's a WR5 in PPR leagues.

Rod Streater had three catches for 56 yards and one touchdown in Oakland's Week 5 win over San Diego.

Rod Streater managed two catches for 18 yards in the Raiders' Week 4 loss to Washington.

He was only targeted three times. The Raiders' primary possession receiver is on pace for 52 catches, 688 yards, and no touchdowns through four weeks. Streater has a favorable matchup in Week 5 against the Chargers, but won't be worth starting-lineup consideration in standard 12-team leagues.

Rod Streater caught three passes for 42 yards in Oakland's Week 3 loss to the Broncos on Monday night.

Streater was out-produced by fellow starter Denarius Moore this week. Streater saw just four targets and put up the exact same stat line as he did in Week 2. The Raiders can't feed more than one mouth per week, leaving Moore and Streater as nothing more than WR4/5s on good days. If both are going to pack the stat sheets in the same game, next week against the Redskins will be the week they do it.

Rod Streater caught three passes for 42 yards in Oakland's Week 2 win over the Jaguars.

Streater led the Raiders in receiving yards, but it wasn't a particularly noteworthy achievement on a day where Terrelle Pyor threw for just 126 yards. His four targets also led Oakland's receiver corps, though Darren McFadden also drew four looks. Streater is ahead of Denarius Moore in every statistical category heading into Week 3, but still isn't more than a WR5 for fantasy purposes.

The San Francisco Chronicle reports Rod Streater "already has a strong connection" with Terrelle Pryor.

Streater is shaping up as the Raiders' No. 1 receiver simply because there are no other reliable options. Denarius Moore has battled bouts of inconsistency this summer, while Jacoby Ford is trying to regain the big-play ability he had before his foot injuries. Streater could see close to double-digit targets every week in the intermediate passing game. He's still nothing more than a WR4/5.

Rod Streater (concussion) will play in Thursday night's preseason finale.

Streater is back in action just six days after sustaining his concussion. He's played 71 snaps as a first-team wideout this preseason, but has produced just two catches for 23 yards and no touchdowns.

Raiders WR Rod Streater (concussion) resumed practicing Tuesday.

Streater missed only four days of action, which is a little hard to believe. The Raiders' No. 2 receiver could provide some WR5 value in PPR leagues.

Raiders coach Dennis Allen confirmed Rod Streater's Friday night "head" injury was a concussion.

When it rains, it pours in Oakland. Streater, the team's No. 2 receiver and most reliable ball catcher, will be week to week and his return will depend on how long it takes for him to pass the NFL's concussion protocol. Streater has 15 days to receive clearance ahead of the Raiders' September 8 game at Indy.

Raiders WR Rod Streater exited Friday night's preseason game with a "head" injury.

He was immediately ruled out for the rest of the game, suggesting Raiders docs fear a concussion. Streater has been awfully quiet this preseason, and only had one catch for 19 yards Friday night before departing. He remains a WR5 fantasy pick as a superior fit for Matt Flynn's noodle arm than Denarius Moore.

Rod Streater has been the Raiders' "most consistent" receiver early in camp, and the Oakland Tribune suggests he could "emerge as the go-to" guy for Matt Flynn because of his reliability.

Telling when your go-to receiver might be Rod Streater. Largely a possession guy at slot and Z receiver, Streater caught 39 balls for 584 yards and three TDs as a rookie. Deep threat Denarius Moore is far more talented, but far less consistent. Streater may actually be a superior match for Flynn's noodle arm.

The San Francisco Chronicle confirms second-year WR Rod Streater will have an opportunity to start in 2013.

Barring a surprise draft pick, Streater's main competition to start opposite Denarius Moore will come from 2012 fifth-rounder Juron Criner. Undrafted last April, Streater posted 39 catches for 584 yards (15.0 YPR) and three TDs as a rookie. He has versatility, capable of playing both Z receiver and the slot.

Raiders coach Dennis Allen recently praised WR Rod Streater.

"I think the guy's got talent," Allen said. "I think he's a good route-runner. I think he's got good ball skills. I think he'll go up and attack the ball. I think he's a tough kid. I think he believes in a lot of the things I'm looking for in a football player." They're glowing words, and an indication the Raiders are counting on the second-year UDFA stepping up after they released Darrius Heyward-Bey. Streater will be worth monitoring as a potential WR3 in fantasy leagues.

Rod Streater caught four passes for 77 yards in the Raiders' Week 17 loss to the Chargers.

Streater closed out his rookie season with a flurry. Over the final five games, he recorded 18 catches for 351 yards and one touchdown while operating as the clear-cut No. 3 wideout. The undrafted man out of Temple has averaged 5.4 targets during that span, outplaying Darrius Heyward-Bey and Denarius Moore. Those two will be back in 2013, but Streater's progress is something to watch.

Rod Streater caught two balls for 16 yards on five targets in the Raiders' Week 16 loss to the Panthers.

Streater entered the game having paced Oakland in receiving in back-to-back-to-back games. He turned in a Week 16 dud as Carson Palmer suffered a game-ending rib injury in the first quarter. Streater will finish out an otherwise impressive rookie campaign when Oakland faces the Chargers in Week 17.