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Moorehead

Moorehead enjoyed a big game, including a memorable behind-the-back catch on a long TD strike. The Colts will get results of an MRI back today. He’s currently the No. 4 receiver in Indy.

Both Brandon Stokley (shoulder) and Troy Walters (hamstring) are out.

Moorehead played WR for the Colts from 2003-2007, posting a career-long receiving line of 31-330-1. He’s spent the last five years as a receivers coach at the college level. The Eagles aren’t specifically naming an offensive coordinator, so Moorehead could feasibly be very involved in play-calling.

A five-year NFL veteran, Moorehead has worked as a receivers coach at the college level since 2013. Philadelphia is seeking a replacement for Carson Walch, who was let go shortly after the team’s playoff loss to Seattle. The Eagles have also expressed interest in Jim Caldwell, who served as an assistant coach when Moorehead played in Indianapolis, for their offensive coordinator vacancy.

Indianapolis is rather thin at receiver after their first three receivers. This timetable would make Moorehead, mostly a special teamer, questionable for camp.

He has no fantasy value until Brandon Stokley gets hurt.

Moorehead was having a very strong camp, but there just isn’t room for production in the Indianapolis offense.

Aaron Moorehead and Anthony Gonzalez will see more reps at wideout at Harrison’s flanker spot, but it’s uncertain who will start the game. Gonzalez would be the better WR3 play. Dallas Clark will also likely be more involved in the passing game. Tyjuan Hagler will probably kick from the strong side to play in Keiaho’s place, with Rocky Boiman taking Hagler’s usual spot.

The 4-0 Colts may be looking at their upcoming bye in Week 6 as a means to get their best players healthy. “If they feel good mentally, (they) will go,” coach Tony Dungy said after practice Friday. “But the other guys have practiced all week and if there’s any doubt, we’ll go with the guys who have practiced.”

Harrison could participate in the Colts’ walkthrough Saturday and be cleared, but for now his chances of facing the Bucs seem less than 50-50. Aaron Moorehead is expected to start if Harrison sits out the game.