Michael Pittman Jr.

Start Pittman — he’s getting the most looks from Daniel Jones, the Colts are scoring a lot, and the Titans have been giving up big games to receivers. If the Colts’ tight end misses the game, Pittman should see even more passes and is a good play.

Sit him — he’ll probably draw Patrick Surtain II and Denver’s defense should hold him down. Week 1 looked like a fluke, targets are messy in Indy, so only play him if you have no better option; consider trading him while people still remember that big game or use him only in risky long-shot contests.

Start Pittman this week — with Daniel Jones at quarterback and a good matchup he should see steady catches, so he’s a safe start. Don’t expect huge plays though; keep an eye on how many passes he gets early.

Draft Michael Pittman Jr. in the late rounds — Daniel Jones should steady the passing game and give Pittman more chances to make plays. He’s got some health and recent play concerns, but if he bounces back he can be a reliable weekly starter.