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Treadwell

Treadwell has taken over Alec Pierce’s role with the latter now on IR. Though he isn’t as productive as Pierce, Treadwell is still capable of moving the chains every now and then. He somehow led the Colts in targets this week, which may ultimately be a sign of the dysfunction in their passing game. Even after the solid performance, fantasy managers shouldn’t be looking to play Treadwell in Week 5.

Pierce will be sidelined for at least four weeks after suffering the injury in Week 2 against Kansas City. Pierce had seen 19 percent of the Colts’ targets and 53 percent of the team’s air yards in Week 1 against the Ravens, resuming his role as a strictly-downfield pass catcher. With Pierce out, Josh Downs should have every chance to operate as the Colts’ No. 1 wideout while Tyler Warren sees a bump in targets. Laquon Treadwell is likely to take over as the team’s lone deep threat. Treadwell can be picked up in 14-team fantasy formats ahead of the Colts’ Week 3 matchup with the Texans.

Treadwell caught 10-of-11 targets for 121 yards and one touchdown this preseason. The former first-round pick played a handful of snaps on offense for the Ravens last season but hasn’t done anything of note since 2021, when he went for 33-434-1 with the Jaguars. At 29 years old, Treadwell could still garner some interest as a practice squad body, but he’s unlikely to stick on a 53-man roster this season.

Indy waived WR Xavier White in a corresponding move. Treadwell bounced between the Ravens’ practice squad and active roster throughout the 2023 season. He appeared in five games and caught one pass for 16 yards. The former first-round pick will be a depth option for the Colts if he makes their 53-man roster.

Treadwell had been on Baltimore’s practice squad for much of the season, catching just one pass for 16 yards in five games. He was released on Monday to make room for Dalvin Cook. Now, just two days later, the Ravens have added Treadwell back to the practice squad and released Tarik Black to make room.

Treadwell caught just one pass for 16 yards in five games with the Ravens this season. The former first-round pick has struggled to find a home in the league since being drafted by the Vikings in 2016 and will likely be playing for his fifth team in as many seasons if he catches on elsewhere in 2024.

The Ravens continue to bolster their wide receiver corps heading into this season, but Treadwell is little more than added depth on a roster that boasts Odell Beckham Jr., Rashod Bateman, Laquon Treadwell, and Nelson Agholor. After being released by the Jaguars last August, Treadwell caught on with the Seahawks last December, appearing in six games while catching six passes for 42 yards. He’ll compete with Devin Duvernay, James Proche, and a slew of players hoping to crack the 53-man roster at the conclusion of training camp.

The team also brought in Laquon Treadwell for a visit. Conley re-signed with Texans last offseason. He was cut, re-signed, and cut again before the start of the season. He had a cup of coffee with the Chiefs and then closed out the year by bouncing between the Titans’ practice squad, free agency, and their active roster. Conley is nothing more than a depth option at this point in his career.

After a 2021 season in which he went for 33-434-1 with the Jaguars, Treadwell caught just six passes for the Seahawks in 2022. The former first-round draft pick has bounced around the league since being released by the Vikings after the 2019 season, but just 27 years old. While the 49ers receiving corps is firmly entrenched at the top, Treadwell could battle for a backup role in camp if the team were to sign him.

The Cowboys, who this month acquired Brandin Cooks, aren’t done adding to a wideout room sorely lacking depth in 2022. A former first-round pick by the Vikings, Treadwell had a bit of a career resurgence in 2021 with the Jaguars, catching 33 passes for 434 yards and a touchdown. Treadwell, who managed six receptions in six games with the Seahawks in 2022, is entering his age-28 season.