The Indianapolis Colts are quite the topic among fantasy football managers.
Quarterback Daniel Jones had this offense humming before a season-ending injury in 2025 and now returns healthy for the start of camp. Jonathan Taylor is still an elite RB1, but the Colts have a new WR1 with questions surrounding whether or not he will actually function as one.
Tyler Warren should be a sure thing, but as does this entire offense, he depends heavily on the health of Jones under center.
As the Colts get into training camp and the preseason, this will be your go-to spot for all things fantasy-related.
Note: This story will be updated regularly throughout the Indianapolis Colts' training camp and preseason.
Notable Indianapolis Colts training camp battles with a fantasy impact
Alec Pierce got paid like a WR1, and Josh Downs steps into an all-important WR2 role, but beyond those two, it's anyone's guess as to who the WR3 will be. You might not care too much, though, unless you're in a deeper league or in a dynasty format.
In all likelihood, the WR3 will come down to Nick Westbrook-Ikhine, Ashton Dulin, or rookie Deion Burks. Maybe Anthony Gould gets in the competition as well. But in the end, will it matter for fantasy?
Alec Pierce and other fantasy-related Colts injury news
Daniel Jones feels 'really good' on the eve of camp -- 7/27
As for Pierce's quarterback Daniel Jones, coming off an Achilles tear, he is ready to rock and roll after having been cleared.
"I feel good. Really good. Excited to get going. We report tomorrow (Monday), first practice Wednesday, so good to go. I'm excited to get rolling," Jones said, courtesy of Senior NFL writer Kevin Patra.
From earlier this summer on Alec Pierce
Alec Pierce has fantasy managers in constant debate after his big contract this offseason, but first he'll need to get back on the field after an offseason ankle surgery. Head coach Shane Steichen said he expects Pierce back "at some point in training camp," so we'll have to monitor his situation each day.
Actionable Colts fantasy football takeaways from camp and preseason
Maybe the quiet part out loud, for the Colts and fantasy outlooks for 2026, is that Tyler Warren could end up being the target leader and the wide receivers' production is unreliable. Between a heavy dose of Jonathan Taylor and Warren, will Pierce and/or Downs matter in all formats or just some, if at all?
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