Adonai Mitchell

He could start getting more passes with the Jets, so pick him up and hold him in deeper or long-term leagues. Don’t pay much for him in shallow leagues, and watch how much he’s playing and how often he gets the ball over the next few weeks before starting him.

Only start Mitchell if Pierce is officially ruled out — Mitchell only got extra snaps because Pierce was hurt and coaches have said he needs to earn chances after a costly fumble. Otherwise bench him and only use him in very deep leagues or if you want a risky, all-or-nothing play; watch the injury report for confirmation.

Pierce might miss Week 4 with a concussion, so Mitchell could get more deep targets against a Rams secondary that's missing a starter. Add Mitchell now as a bench pickup and only start him if Pierce is ruled out — if Pierce plays, keep him on the bench but he could still break a big play.

Draft him in the late rounds or grab him after the draft for your bench — don’t spend an early or middle pick or make him a starter. He looked very fast in camp and could have a big game, but he struggled catching last year and the Colts already have a crowded receiving group, so he’s risky.