What happened: The offense ran a season-low 54 plays against the Chicago Bears in a 30-24 final, down from its 68-snap average per Mike Reiss. A.J. Brown paced a four-man active receiver group with 49 snaps while Romeo Doubs remained sidelined on injured reserve. Rhamondre Stevenson led the backfield with 37 snaps.

Why it matters: Doubs' shoulder injury leaves the passing game relying heavily on Brown to stay on the field for nearly every offensive play. Meanwhile, Stevenson's command of the backfield continues to squeeze Henderson, whose playing time has declined to a 27.1% snap share on the season.

What to watch: Doubs is hopeful to return from injured reserve following the upcoming bye week to restore depth to the receiver rotation. Until then, Brown and Stevenson remain in line for heavy volume.