3. Lee Evans, WR, Buffalo Bills
This is just becoming painful to watch. Evans was thrown six passes on Sunday and caught one of them, producing a 6-yard gain. The five incompletions were all 19 yards downfield or more, because the Bills seem insistent on having Evans trudge deep every play without ever throwing him a curl or dig pattern. On the year, Evans has been thrown nine passes more than 15 yards downfield and has not caught one of them. Of the 13 passes that have been thrown within 15 yards of the line of scrimmage, Evans has caught 10 of them. He's on pace for 376 yards, which would be the third-lowest total for a 16-game starter in league history. The bottom two? Keary Colbert (282 yards in 2005) and Antwaan Randle El (351 yards in 2006).