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RotoBaller on MSNShould I Drop Michael Pittman Jr? Fantasy Football OutlookIndianapolis Colts wide receiver Michael Pittman Jr. has performed well under his projections to start his 2024 campaign With ...
Heading into this contest, the Indianapolis Colts have allowed over 40 fantasy points per game, four touchdowns, and 500 yards to opposing receivers, which is great news for George Pickens and sleeper ...
Goedert recorded 11 targets, 10 receptions, and 170 yards en route to 22 half-PPR points. A.J. Brown is likely out with a hamstring injury for another game. DeVonta Smith might miss Week 4 with a ...
Kyren Williams matched Jennings with three scores himself, finishing as the No. 2 fantasy back through Sunday. Blake Corum ...
Taylor scored twice and topped the 100-yard mark for the second straight week and Richardson helped Trey Sermon get across ...
“The wrongfully taken 7-month-old, who was exclusively breastfed, was taken from his family and the DCFS investigators and ...
Richardson found small ways to contribute to the Colts' win, but as a passer on Sunday, he wasn't nearly good enough.
The future is all about quarterback Anthony Richardson, which is good considering the present continues to be marred by erratic passes and questionable, costly mistakes. The ...
Despite struggling to start the season, Colts players and coaches are supportive of Anthony Richardson and his development.
Chicago Bears quarterback Caleb Williams has gotten off to a rough start. He's averaging just 99.0 passing yards per game, has been sacked nine times and has yet to throw his first NFL touchdown pass.
Michael Pittman has had a brutal start to the season, and it might be time to take advantage of any value he has left.
The wideout led the Colts in catches, but once again his volume didn't lead to much production as Anthony Richardson continues to misfire on shorter passes. Pittman has 11 receptions on 20 targets ...
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