Josh Downs

He only got three targets and mainly lined up in the slot while Pittman and Tyler Warren caught most of the passes, so don’t start him this week in 12-team or smaller leagues against Denver. If you can, try to trade him now before people get excited about him again.

He should see a lot of throws since he’s the Colts’ main inside receiver and their new QB targets that area a lot, plus Miami’s defense looks beatable and the game could be high-scoring — so he’s worth starting. He missed practice for a hamstring but is practicing now, so check the final injury report; if he’s active, slot him in as your third wide receiver or wherever you need someone who should get a lot of targets.

Draft in the late rounds. He had strong receiving numbers last year and could help if Daniel Jones stays the starter and he stays healthy, but a minor hamstring issue and competition from Michael Pittman and a rookie tight end mean I’m not super confident.

Draft Downs in the late rounds. With Pittman gone, he steps into a much bigger role after two straight solid years, and better quarterback play could make him a weekly starter. The late pick keeps the cost low.