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Savage was on the 53-man roster for all of four days. The Saints needed the roster spot because of their depleted running back situation.

Warren was non-existent in the Colts’ passing game, converting three targets into just one yard. He did get a third-and-short carry that he took for three yards, but four total yards is an immensely disappointing day for the Colts’ supposed new No. 1 pass-catcher. Still on the field for nearly every offensive snaps, Warren will see better days of utilization. His ceiling is capped in the Colts offense, but Warren sits on the TE1/2 borderline for Week 11 against the Texans.

Hunter’s highlight of the day came on defense when he made a diving interception in the first quarter. He played sparingly on offense once again. Hunter is a starting corner who sees a few snaps on offense every week. He is not on the fantasy radar for his Week 11 game against the Giants.

Strange saved an otherwise bust of a fantasy outing with a touchdown in the third quarter. Liam Coen schemed him open via a rub route at the goal line for an easy three-yard score. Strange has seven targets over his past three games. After a promising start to the year, he’s fallen to the middle of the TE2 pack headed into Week 11.

Dulin saw two targets, catching one for an explosive 30-yard gain. He led all Colts pass-catchers in receiving yardage. Dulin saw just 13 offensive snaps and is a boom-or-bust fantasy play. He does not need to be rostered until further notice.

A player rolled on Bowers’ ankle in a first quarter rushing play and after a trip to the blue medical tent, Bowers was helped to the locker room in the second quarter. The oft-injured Bowers seems unlikely to return. He would end his day with one catch for six yards, possibly looking at yet another injury stint.

Gould operated as the Colts’ starting slot receiver, replacing Josh Downs. He led all Indy pass-catchers with a meager four targets, converting them into two receptions for 28 yards. Gould was shaken up after getting hit hard on a punt return, but he stayed in the game. The Colts’ pass-catchers don’t offer much fantasy upside but Gould is a desperation WR5 for Week 11 against the Texans.

Jordyn Tyson, in his second NFL game, took over for at least one week as the team’s clear WR1, drawing 13 targets and finishing with 80 yards on 11 grabs. Olave, who did not record a reception until late in the third quarter, saw nothing downfield as Tyler Shough was under constant duress against a Carolina defense that entered the week with one of the lowest QB pressure rates in the NFL. Olave entered Week 10 with a 27 percent target share and a 47 percent air yards share. Tyson’s emergence could be a major issue for Olave if this sort of usage continues in Week 11 against the Bears.