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That makes him a fine flex position candidate for teams during a bye week. Considering the Colts like to use Rhodes on the goal-line, he’s a decent bet to score.

Rhodes was favoring his right ankle after the game. “It’s nothing but a little tweak,” he said.

Rhodes will be ready for week one, but it looks like it could be another injury-marred season for the Colts backup.

Rhodes just can’t shake the injury bug. His chances of taking over for Edgerrin James on the goal-line have taken a hit during training camp.

Rhodes will be Edgerrin James’ backup if he can stay healthy. It’s possible the Colts could use him more on the goal-line this season.

The Colts may try to keep Rhodes for stability if they can’t hold on to Edgerrin James. He’s yet another available runner who may get lost in the shuffle this offseason.

Rhodes could have a bit of fantasy value this season if the Colts use him as a goal-line back.

That means another team will not have to give up any compensation. Rhodes has had shoulder problems, but will be attractive player for a team needing a running back. New England would be a decent fit.

Oakland could use another running back if LaMont Jordan doesn’t rebound in 2007. The chances of Rhodes signing with the Giants seems to be decreasing. This could indicate the Raiders want to upgrade from Justin Fargas.

Starter Dominic Rhodes rushed five times for only five yards and added one catch for eight more. Jordan has a couple electric plays, which indicates he’s healthy. Adimchinobe Echemandu continued to impress by running four times for 18 yards. He caught a 23-yard pass, and might make the team over Justin Fargas, who had nine runs for 30 yards and a four-yard catch.