With Josh Downs traded to Kansas City, Indianapolis rookie wide receiver Deion Burks will step into an expanded route share after playing on only 16 percent of dropbacks through nine weeks. Burks has flashed efficiency on a small sample, earning targets on 18 percent of his routes with a 17.5 average depth of target alongside Laquon Treadwell.

Fantasy managers in traditional 10 and 12 team formats should no not burn high-stakes waiver capital on any wide receiver in the Colts passing attack. However, deep dynasty leagues manager with multiple flex spots should consider stashing Burks in case he earns consistent target volume.