Darrius Heyward-Bey - Colts think DHB could provide explosive plays

Source: The Huddle

The Indianapolis Colts believe WR Darrius Heyward-Bey could be an explosive playmaker this season that could get behind the defense. Heyward-Bey is expected to receive more opportunities than he received when he was with the Oakland Raiders.
Huddle Up: After a career season in 2011 (64-975-4), DHB's numbers slipped to 41-606-5 this past season, but playing with one of the game's top young QBs in Andrew Luck and having talented WRs Reggie Wayne and T.Y. Hilton to help divert defensive attention should net a statistical uptick for Heyward-Bey.

Larry Fitzgerald - Fitzgerald's situation resembles Wayne's

Source: The Huddle

Arizona Cardinals head coach Bruce Arians told reporters that when he was with the Indianapolis Colts as offensive coordinator and eventually interim head coach last season, WR Reggie Wayne started to embrace the idea of lining up at different spots along the line of scrimmage. Arians said WR Larry Fitzgerald has welcomed the idea, as well, as he's being tried in the 'X,' 'Z' and 'F' positions.
Huddle Up: Moving around in the Indy offense led to Wayne seeing 195 targets last year, second-most among NFL wideouts. Despite three 100-catch seasons, two more with 90 grabs, and six 1,000-yard campaigns Fitz has never seen more than 173 targets. Imagine the damage he can do with a legitimate quarterback and a 10% increase in

Cardinals | Larry Fitzgerald's situation resembles Reggie Wayne's

Source: Footballguys.com

Arizona Cardinals head coach Bruce Arians told reporters that when he was with the Indianapolis Colts as offensive coordinator and eventually interim head coach last season, WR Reggie Wayne started to embrace the idea of lining up at different spots along the line of scrimmage. Arians said WR Larry Fitzgerald has welcomed the idea, as well, as he's being tried in the 'X,' 'Z' and 'F' positions.

2013 Fantasy Outlook: Larry Fitzgerald

Source: Fantasy-Info.com by Sean Douglas

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2013 Fantasy Outlook: Pierre Garcon

Source: Fantasy-Info.com by Sean Douglas

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2013 Fantasy Outlook: Reggie Wayne

Source: Fantasy-Info.com by Sean Douglas

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Reggie Wayne - Colts ' Wayne reports to OTAs

Source: The Huddle

Indianapolis Colts WR Reggie Wayne reported to organized team activities Wednesday, June 5, to learn the team's new offensive with a brand new offensive coordinator, Pep Hamilton. 'It has been a challenge, but I'm getting it done. It's a little new to me still, but it's cool,' Wayne said. Wayne plans to attend the team's mandatory minicamp next week and then head back to Miami where he'll work out until training camp in July.
Huddle Up: Wayne is coming off a strong rebound season, finishing second among NFL wideouts in targets (195), fifth in receptions (106) and seventh in receiving yards (1,355) -- all at age 34. He's now another year older and playing in a new offense for the third straight season, but don't expect

WR Reggie Wayne getting used to Colts' new offense; QB Andrew Luck looking for young WRs to step up

Source: Fantasy Football Toolbox

The Colts are installing their third different offense in three years. Everyone has been trying to learn offensive coordinator Pep Hamilton's system, but you will excuse Reggie Wayne if he's a bit behind. After spending most of the offseason training in Miami, he showed up to Colts camp on Wednesday and admitted that he is still trying to get up to speed with what's being called. quot;I'm still trying to figure it out," Wayne said of Hamilton's West Coast-style system. "I'm still doing some of the things that I did last year. I'm still trying to figure some things out. But hopefully I can continue to build on what I did last year and show [the media] that it's not time for me to hang it up yet." While Wayne continues to study, quarterback

Colts | Reggie Wayne reports to OTAs

Source: Footballguys.com

Indianapolis Colts WR Reggie Wayne reported to organized team activities Wednesday, June 5, to learn the team's new offensive with a brand new offensive coordinator, Pep Hamilton. 'It has been a challenge, but I'm getting it done. It's a little new to me still, but it's cool,' Wayne said. Wayne plans to attend the team's mandatory minicamp next week and then head back to Miami where he'll work out until training camp in July.

Cardinals WR Larry Fitzgerald lining up all over formation

Source: Fantasy Football Toolbox

Larry Fitzgerald is a very smart player with a very high work ethic. Both his smarts and that work ethic are being put to the test in the Cardinals' new offense under head coach Bruce Arians. Besides learning a new offense and new routes for the first time since 2007, Fitzgerald is learning how to play three wide-receiver positions. He is lining up at both outside positions as well as in the slot. FANTASY ANALYSIS: Fitzgerald admitted that he doesn't feel very comfortable right now, but again, his IQ and work ethic are so high, he will find his groove in time. Moving Fitzgerald around the formation should be to his benefit as he will not be facing the opponent's top cornerback constantly. It's similar to what Arians did with Reggie Wayne

2013 Fantasy Outlook: Andrew Luck

Source: Fantasy-Info.com by Sean Douglas

Player Profiles: QB | RB | WR | TE | K |

2013 Fantasy Outlook: T.Y. Hilton

Source: Fantasy-Info.com by Sean Douglas

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Larry Fitzgerald will see more time in the slot

Source: Draft Sharks

Cardinals WR Larry Fitzgerald has been seeing lots of time in the slot during minicamp practices.  That's a significant change for Fitz, who ran just 19% of his routes from the slot last year.  It looks like he'll be moving all over the formation in new HC Bruce Arians' offense.  We saw Arians deploy a similar strategy with WR Reggie Wayne last year.  It was at least part of the reason Wayne enjoyed a big-time bounce-back campaign (Andrew Luck didn't hurt either).  Fitz is looking at a similar recipe this year: pass-happy Arians calling plays and an upgrade at QB in Carson Palmer.  Still just 29 years old, Fitz seems ripe for a big 2013 season.

Texans | Kubiak calls rookie WR Hopkins 'special'

Source: Footballguys.com

Houston Texans head coach Gary Kubiak has been impressed with what he's seen from first-round pick WR DeAndre Hopkins (Clemson). "He's special," Kubiak said Sunday. "Ball skills are extremely special. Very long; long arms. Big hands; you saw the catch he made out here today. He's going to help us early, and we know that, and that's why we brought him here." Our View: We agree with Kubiak here. Hopkins reminds us of Reggie Wayne (Colts) because of his body control and ability to make difficult catches seem routine. The team finally has a legitimate threat opposite superstar Andre Johnson. We like him as a WR4 with upside in 2013. His current ADP is WR43 and he's coming off the board at the end of round nine.

For those about to MOCK: Notable trends seen in early fantasy football drafts

Source: Roto Arcade by Brad Evans

When Mr. Irrelevant, South Carolina tight end Justice Cunningham, had his name called in front of a small group of reasonably sauced lingerers at last month’s NFL Draft, Fantasyland’s finest quickly began formulating thoughts and assembling cheat sheets for this year’s fake football drafts.

Mock season officially kicked off …

Over the next several weeks, armchair quarterbacks of various backgrounds will hone their draft skills in preparation for main events come August. During these exercises, participants will tinker with new strategies, rack their brains over complicated backfields and shout out expletives when desired players are pilfered just before their pick, all the while proclaiming

Texans | Coach praises DeAndre Hopkins

Source: Footballguys.com

Houston Texans head coach Gary Kubiak praised WR DeAndre Hopkins after his first practice with the team. "Impressed. Very impressed," Kubiak said. "Very competitive, that's number one." Our View: Hopkins is an impressive prospect who reminded some in the scouting community of Reggie Wayne (Colts) because of his sideline awareness, body control, and strong hands. He should start opposite Andre Johnson this year. His current ADP is WR44 and he's coming off the board at the beginning of round 10.

Colts | Reggie Wayne wants another 1,000-yard season

Source: Footballguys.com

Indianapolis Colts WR Reggie Wayne said he is motivated by the thought of recording a 1,000-yard campaign as a 35-year-old in 2013. The 1,000-yard mark has been reached only 16 times by 12 players 35 years or older. Wayne will turn 35 in November. 'That's what fuels me, motivates me. Not everybody can do that,' Wayne said.

The Roto Arcade Fantasy Football Mock, RDs 3-4

Source: Roto Arcade by Brad Evans

When Mr. Irrelevant, Justice Cunningham, had his name called Saturday, the fantasy football mock season officially got underway. To kick off Yahoo!'s festivities, we'll mock two rounds per day Tuesday-Friday (12-teams, PPR scoring) to help you get educated on which players will be valued/undervalued when the bulk of the draft season begins in August. Please declare a winner and/or express your general disdain for our 'stupidity' in the comments section below.

SEE ROUND 1 HERE

ROUND 3

Randall Cobb, WR,

Texans | DeAndre Hopkins expected to start

Source: Footballguys.com

Houston Texans WR DeAndre Hopkins is expected to start opposite WR Andre Johnson this season. Our View: Hopkins was a fantastic pick for the Texans in the first-round of the 2013 NFL Draft. He reminds many in the scouting community of Reggie Wayne (Colts) because of his crisp route running, body control, and strong hands. The team has been looking for a quality WR2 to start opposite superstar Andre Johnson and they have that with Hopkins. Fantasy owners should consider the rookie a WR4 with upside.

Larry Fitzgerald in "prove-it mode"

Source: Draft Sharks

Cardinals WR Larry Fitzgerald managed just 71 catches, 798 yards and 4 scores last year.  The catches were his fewest since 2006, and the yards and TDs were his lowest marks since his 2004 rookie campaign.  Fitz recently called it "the most disappointing season of my career."  He said he's in "prove-it mode" in 2013.  Fitzgerald obviously doesn't have anything to prove.  But the added motivation can only help.  The pieces are falling into place for a big-time bounce-back season.  He has a pass-happy HC in Bruce Arians who just guided WR Reggie Wayne to a 106-catch season.  And Carson Palmer finally gives Fitz a QB capable of consistently getting him the ball.  We like Fitzgerald to rise back into the top-10 fantasy WRs in

DHB headed to the Colts

Source: FFToday

One-year contract

Former Raiders wide receiver Darrius Heyward-Bey reached agreement on a one-year deal with the Indianapolis Colts. (Adam Schefter via Twitter)

FF Today's Take: Heyward-Bey will likely lineup on the outside opposite Reggie Wayne with T.Y. Hilton manning the slot. This is likely a situation where Hilton will have the bigger fantasy

Colts | Dark horse in pursuit of Ed Reed

Source: Footballguys.com

The Indianapolis Colts could still factor into the chase for free-agent FS Ed Reed (Ravens), depending the price. Reed is extremely close with head coach Chuck Pagano going back to their time at the University of Miami, and he has a relationship with WR Reggie Wayne as well.

Larry Fitzgerald will get moved around

Source: Draft Sharks

New Cardinals HC Bruce Arians plans to move Larry Fitzgerald around the formation to create opportunities to get him the ball. The obvious comparison here is to Reggie Wayne's resurgent 2012 under Arians. The problem: That came with a top-notch rookie passer. With crappy QBs in 2011, Wayne caught 75 balls for 960 yards and 4 TDs. That looks a lot like Fitz's 71-798-4 line from last year. The plan to get Fitz the ball at all costs is sound. His ceiling will be lower, however, until the Cards get better play at QB.

Indianapolis Colts OC a power-running proponent

Source: Draft Sharks

New Colts OC Pep Hamilton told reporters he'll bring a "variation" of a West Coast offense. He said He's "a bit believer in the power-running game" and says it opens up the passing game. That bodes well for Vick Ballard at the outset, though we'll obviously have to see if Indy pursues another backfield option. Hamilton also wants to feature short, high-percentage passes. Reggie Wayne will obviously have a place, and T.Y. Hilton could be the top playmaker that Hamilton looks to open things for. The TEs will be interesting to watch. Coby Fleener and Dwayne Allen each hold some intriguing potential but proved only limited usefulness in fantasy in 2012.

Marques Colston (WR)

Source: Fantasy Football Xtreme by George Rev

Is there another receiver in the NFL that goes under the radar like Marques Colston? I don’t think so. Colston has the NFL record for most receptions by a player in his first 2 years…and he was a 7th round draft pick! All the guy has done is record at least 1,000 yards, and 70 catches every season for 7 years with the exception of 2007 when he missed substantial time because of a broken thumb. That’s incredible, and because he isn’t in the news much, and isn’t the most vocal guy, he flies below the radar. You wouldn’t think that he would have outscored the likes of Wes Welker, Reggie Wayne, and Victor Cruz this year, but he has. With Colston’s consistency you can’t go wrong drafting him in 2013. He has a hall of fame quarterback throwing it to him and one of the most innovative coaches in the NFL coming back next year. Don’t let Colston slip off your fantasy radar just because you don’t hear his name as much as you do other big time WRs. He may not be in commercials or all over ESPN, but Colston produces year in and year out. I’d advise you to look into acquiring Colston in dynasty leagues as I feel he’s undervalued, and could be traded for without giving up your studs. He could be a nice piece moving forward, and will undoubtedly in my mind total over 1,200 yards, 80 catches, and 10 touchdowns yet again next year.

Early Top 200 for the 2013 Fantasy Football Season

Source: Fantasy Football Xtreme by FFAdvantage

Here’s an early look at my Top 200 for the 2013 fantasy football season. There are a number of factors that will certainly be changing over the next several months so expect to see big changes. Use the comments section at the bottom of this article to tell me where you agree or disagree.

2013 Top 200

1. Adrian Peterson

2. Arian Foster

3. Calvin Johnson

4. CJ Spiller

5. Marshawn Lynch

6. Ray Rice

7. Jamaal Charles

8. Doug Martin

9. Aaron Rodgers

10. Tom Brady

11. AJ Green

12. LeSean McCoy

13. Trent Richardson

14. Drew Brees

15.

Reggie Wayne - Wayne caps big season with solid outing

Source: The Huddle

Indianapolis Colts WR Reggie Wayne caught nine passes for 114 yards against the Baltimore Ravens in the Wild Card playoff game.
Huddle Up: When the going got tough Sunday, rookie Andrew Luck looked to his main man Wayne, who accounted for a third of the QB's completions and attempts. Nothing less was expected from the veteran of a young receiving corps who capped a Pro Bowl season with a strong, parting performance.

Colts | Reggie Wayne has solid outing

Source: Footballguys.com

Indianapolis Colts WR Reggie Wayne caught nine passes for 114 yards against the Baltimore Ravens in the Wild Card playoff game.

Fantasy Football Rankings: WR - Week 18

Source: KFFL.com NFL

Andrew Luck will need Reggie Wayne to step up his game this weekend.

2012 Playoff Rankings – Tavaner

Source: Fantasy Football Xtreme by Tavaner

The NFL Playoffs are now set after 17 grueling weeks of play! There are a ton of story lines to follow. Among the more intriguing are three rookie quarterbacks, one of whom is guaranteed to win a playoff game in their first year; a second year quarterback who took over in week ten; a Colt’s team who went from worst last year to a playoff team this year, riding an emotional high after the return of their head coach from a successful bout against leukemia; and a team that went from the favorite for a first round bye to the number three seed in a few short weeks.

These are the overall rankings for the playoffs. Some formats require you to choose from all the teams in the playoffs, others allow you to go week to week. These

2012 Wild Card Weekend – Tavaner

Source: Fantasy Football Xtreme by Tavaner

Quarterbacks Russell Wilson (SEA) Aaron Rodgers (GB) Robert Griffin III (WAS) Andrew Luck (IND) Joe Flacco (BAL) Andy Dalton (CIN) Matt Schaub (HOU) Christian Ponder (MIN) Running Backs Ray Rice (BAL) Adrian Peterson (MIN) Arian Foster (HOU) Marshawn Lynch (SEA) Alfred Morris (WAS) Benjarvus Green-Ellis (CIN) Vick Ballard (IND) DuJuan Harris (GB) Ben Tate (HOU) Ryan Grant (GB) Bernard Pierce (BAL) Brian Leonard (CIN) Wide Receivers Anquan Boldin (BAL) AJ Green (CIN) Andre Johnson (HOU) Greg Jennings (GB) Reggie Wayne (IND) Torrey Smith (BAL) T.Y. Hilton (IND) Jordy Nelson (GB) Sidney Rice (SEA) James Jones (GB) Pierre Garcon (WAS) Golden Tate (SEA) Marvin Jones

Submitted for your derision: Fantasy ranks for NFL playoff leagues

Source: Roto Arcade by Andy Behrens

Perhaps the dumbest thing a fantasy manager can possibly do is publish player ranks on a mainstream sports site on the morning of a draft. Definitely not recommended. Poor strategy, requiring a special combination of stupidity and hubris. Far from ideal.

Nonetheless, I'm doing it today. My first fantasy playoff draft is coming up in just a few short hours, and I'm publishing ranks in advance. (Again: Unwise). Obviously I'd prefer to post this thing much later in the afternoon, after the draft, but my schedule is pretty jammed. I've blocked off eight-and-a-half hours to watch the Big Ten get mauled across five bowl games. The conference requires my full attention. So let's just rank the NFL playoff field right

Submitted for your derision: Fantasy ranks for 2013 playoff leagues

Source: Roto Arcade by Andy Behrens

Perhaps the dumbest thing a fantasy manager can possibly do is publish up-to-date player ranks on a mainstream sports site on the morning of a draft. Not recommended. This requires a special combination of stupidity and hubris. Far from ideal.

Nonetheless, today you're getting my NFL playoff ranks just a few hours before my first postseason draft of 2013. I'd prefer to publish this thing much later in the afternoon, post-draft, but unfortunately my schedule is pretty jammed. I've blocked off most of the day to watch the Big Ten get mauled for eight-and-a-half hours, across five games. So let's just rank the field right now.

But first, a few details about league settings...

My upcoming draft is a

First draft: Here’s a way-too-early 2013 fantasy football mock

Source: Roto Arcade by Andy Behrens

So there may not be a worse time to draft a 2013 fantasy league than today, before the final week of the 2012 regular season has even kicked off. We still have dozens of injuries ahead, plus the usual off-season player movement and coaching changes. And then there's April's NFL Draft.

Thus, we begin this feature with an important warning: DO NOT TRY THIS AT HOME.

It's fine for me to conduct a one-man 2013 mock in 2012, of course, because I'm a fully licensed fantasy professional. Ordinary citizens shouldn't think about drafting a league for another seven or eight months, however. Today's exercise is simply a guessing game, based on an incomplete picture of the league. It's theoretical fantasy football. But

Exit Interview: Watch out Megatron, A.J. Green is stalking you

Source: Roto Arcade by Brad Evans

Many offensive coordinators had their head in the clouds again this season, evident in the pass-first mentality most teams portrayed. As a result, pass catchers, unsurprisingly identical to quarterbacks, experienced unprecedented fantasy success. In total, 19 wide receivers averaged at least 10.0 points per game in standard formats, up one from last year and four more than five years ago. The usual suspects dotted the landscape, but several newcomers (e.g. Randall Cobb and Eric Decker) made their mark as well. Below is our recap of this season's WR flames and lames with a quick look at what notable names could bring rags or riches in 2013. Ring out the old, ring in the

Colts | Reggie Wayne wants to play

Source: Footballguys.com

Indianapolis Colts WR Reggie Wayne said he wants to play in the team's Week 17 game against the Houston Texans, even though the team has nothing to play for regarding their playoff seeding. 'We're too young to rest,' the veteran receiver said. 'We probably need to put everybody out there and have them continue to play. I don't think we can afford (to rest).'

Indianapolis Colts not planning to rest starters

Source: Draft Sharks

The Colts are locked into the AFC's #5 seed, but HC Chuck Pagano doesn't plan on resting his starters in Sunday's finale against the Texans.  "It's not in our makeup," Pagano said Wednesday.  While it might make sense for younger guys like Andrew Luck, Vick Ballard, and T.Y. Hilton to play a full game, it wouldn't be surprising to see 34-year-old Reggie Wayne get some rest.  There's risk in starting any of these guys in fantasy this week.

Which playoff teams will rest starters in Week 17? Atlanta? Indy? Anyone?

Source: Roto Arcade by Andy Behrens

Those of you who choose to settle fantasy championships in Week 17 understand the pitfalls, no doubt. A few of the NFL's better teams have already clinched everything they can clinch, so there's a risk of shutdown. It's the usual end-of-year worry.

If you've been riding various Falcons this season, for example, then you're probably a little panicked about their availability in title week. Atlanta has already locked up home field advantage throughout the post-season in the NFC. Thus, the risk-reward calculation gets tricky for head coach Mike Smith. A win versus Tampa Bay means little, and an injury to a key starter would be disastrous. But Smith probably doesn't want to see his team stumble into the bye-week, either; it's

Reggie Wayne - Wayne: Colts too young to rest starters

Source: The Huddle

Indianapolis Colts WR Reggie Wayne said the Colts are too young to rest, and need to continue to play as they prepare for the postseason. 'We're too young to rest,' the veteran receiver said. 'We probably need to put everybody out there and have them continue to play. I don't think we can afford (to rest). I can't speak for everybody, but I'm built to play.'
Huddle Up: Wayne's statement rings true: Andrew Luck and Co. can use all the seasoning they can get with most of them prepping for their first taste of playoff pressure. So expect the Colts' regulars to play Sunday, but how much is the big question. And it's a question fantasy owners need to weigh as they're setting their Week 17 fantasy lineups.

Colts | Too young to rest starters

Source: Footballguys.com

Indianapolis Colts WR Reggie Wayne said the Colts are too young to rest, and need to continue to play as they prepare for the postseason. 'We're too young to rest,' the veteran receiver said. 'We probably need to put everybody out there and have them continue to play. I don't think we can afford (to rest). I can't speak for everybody, but I'm built to play.'

Colts | Another 100-catch season for Reggie Wayne

Source: Footballguys.com

Indianapolis Colts WR Reggie Wayne had five catches in Week 16 to become the fifth player in NFL history with four 100-catch seasons. Wayne has 102 receptions this season.

Week 16 – Flex Play Rankings

Source: Fantasy-Info.com by Sean Douglas

Photo By: Michael Ivins / USA TODAY Sports

If you happened to draft Brandon Lloyd this past summer like I did, you’ve probably been shaking your head when watching the Patriots play on prime-time television the past two weeks as the veteran has looked like a Pro Bowl star. In that time Lloyd has been targeted a whopping 25-times, hauling in 17-receptions for 279-yards a score and even picking up a fumble recovery in the end zone for another touchdown.

Problem is, many of you didn’t have him in your lineup let alone on your team at this point, after Lloyd struggled throughout the season and was demoted out of two receiver sets against the Dolphins and Colts.

Outside of Wes Welker  and Lloyd

Week 16 – WR Rankings

Source: Fantasy-Info.com by Sean Douglas

Photo By: Cary Edmondson / USA TODAY Sports

While many have made the case for Michael Crabtree being a first round bust, it appears the 4th year receiver is starting to come into his own. Early signs in the off-season suggested this could be a breakout year for Crabtree, if for no other reason than he finally overcame his problematic foot issues.

For the first-time Crabtree actually played in a preseason game this August, and thankfully his foot ailments appear to be a thing of the past.

The best thing that ever happened for Crabtree was Alex Smith’s demotion in the middle of the season. It’s not that Crabtree and Smith weren’t having success together, but more that Colin Kaepernick has the

Mostly NFL Notes: Colin Kaepernick is here to stay

Source: Roto Arcade by Dalton Del Don

As an Arian Foster owner in numerous leagues, it was frustrating to see him not score in a game for just the second time all season, especially at home in such a favorable matchup, but he really piled on the yards late, finishing with 165 rushing, so it's tough to complain too much. In fact, his 6.1 YPC was by far the best of the year. He also had a 27-yard touchdown run called back due to a hold…Reggie Wayne picked a poor time to have his three lowest yardage totals of the season, which have occurred over the past three games, including a season-low 14 yards Sunday…Vick Ballard was highly impressive. He's an interesting keeper league commodity moving forward…Sunday marked

Reggie Wayne - Wayne extends NFL streak

Source: The Huddle

Indianapolis Colts WR Reggie Wayne had three catches in the Week 15 game against the Houston Texans, extending his NFL record with at least three grabs to 62 consecutive games.
Huddle Up: Wayne just extended the streak with a 7-yard catch on the game's final play, but wasn't a factor all game with only 3 catches for 14 yards as he was covered for most of the contest by Texans' standout CB Jonathan Joseph.

Colts | Reggie Wayne extends NFL streak

Source: Footballguys.com

Indianapolis Colts WR Reggie Wayne had three catches in the Week 15 game against the Houston Texans, extending his NFL record with at least three grabs to 62 consecutive games.

Colts | Reggie Wayne blanketed in loss

Source: Footballguys.com

Indianapolis Colts WR Reggie Wayne was held to three catches for 14 yards in the Week 15 game against the Houston Texans, and he was covered closely by CB Johnathan Joseph all afternoon. Wayne had an 8-yard TD wiped out after offsetting penalties.

Report: Texans to shadow Wayne with Joseph - Reggie Wayne | IND

Source: Rotoworld Football

ESPN's Bob Holtzman reported on Sunday Countdown that the Texans will use CB Johnathan Joseph to shadow Reggie Wayne all over the field in Week 15.

3TFO: Colts @ Texans, Week 15

Source: ProFootballFocus.com by Kiernan Hogan

The Colts can still catch the Texans for the AFC South crown, and whether Reggie Wayne or Andre Johnson can be stopped is a good predictor for victory.

Week 15 – Flex Play Rankings

Source: Fantasy-Info.com by Sean Douglas

Photo By: The Star Ledger / USA TODAY Sports

Finally! Dynasty owners like myself with David Wilson on their bench have been waiting for the ultra talented rookie to receive an opportunity to show case what he can do. Earlier in the season he had a long touchdown run against the Browns, but because of early fumbling issues and pass protection concerns, Andre Brown moved past Wilson on the depth chart.

Brown was placed on injured reserve a few weeks back and the Giants countered with Craig Lumpkin as added depth. Lumpkin saw a few snaps against the Redskins, but the Giants decided to use Ahmad Bradshaw as the teams feature back again as a counter to the Brown’s injury, rather than working Wilson in as a