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It was the first time Giddens saw any real work since Week 1, where he spelled Jonathan Taylor late in a blowout win over the Dolphins. With Tyler Goodson (one carry, three yards) set to become a restricted free agent in 2026, Giddens will enter the offseason No. 2 on the depth chart. He hasn’t shown much so far, but how could he? He had only 18 carries all season before this game as Taylor stayed incredibly healthy, and those 18 carries were the most among Indy’s backup runners.

With Josh Downs (concussion) expected back, Dulin will only be Indy’s WR4. He may see more snaps than usual if the Colts create a(nother) blowout of the Titans, but Dulin won’t be a recommended FLEX play in this scenario. Tyler Goodson (groin) also practiced in full on Wednesday and Thursday.

Goodson has been healthy enough to suit up for two weeks this season and recorded four offensive snaps in each game. Even if he does finally shake off this groin injury, you can do better.

Dulin took over the WR4 role for the Colts in Week 6, though he did not record a target against the Cardinals. Interestingly enough, he did record a pass rush rep on defense. He starts out this week not practicing due to a chest injury. With Josh Downs (concussion) also out, Adonai Mitchell might find his way back into the lineup Week 7 against the Chargers. Also out for Wednesday was RB Tyler Goodson (groin).

That makes it three weeks in a row for Moore, who has not practiced since the Thursday ahead of Week 5. He’s a potential IR candidate over the weekend. With Mike Hilton on practice squad IR, the Colts cornerback corps shouldn’t be able to limit what little there is to limit of the Raiders passing attack. Backup RB Tyler Goodson (groin) joined Moore on the rule-out list.

In addition to Moore, the Colts also ruled out backup RB Tyler Goodson (groin). Week 5’s absence will mark the second missed game for Moore, who was injured in Week 3’s win over the Titans. The abrupt retirement of CB Xavien Howard earlier in the week will leave the Colts thin at corner against a Raiders offense that features decent talent in the passing game despite their slow start.

Latu is sidelined by a hamstring injury and Ward failed to clear the NFL’s concussion protocol. Both absences should make life easier on the Broncos’ passing offense. Goodson is rehabbing an elbow injury that kept him sidelined in Week 1. He practiced in a limited capacity on Wednesday and Thursday before practicing in full on Friday, which seemingly put him on track to play. His inactive status suggests rookie RB DJ Giddens has already sewn up the No. 2 running back role behind Jonathan Taylor.

Goodson has a chance to play this week, but his status is clearly uncertain. He was limited through two practices before practicing in full on Friday. Whenever Goodson returns, he will go to work against DJ Giddens for the No. 2 role.

He was inactive for Week 1 and there’s a chance he’ll reclaim the No. 2 job from DJ Giddens if healthy, but certainly there’s no reason to roster him in shallow leagues while Jonathan Taylor is healthy and has the lion’s share of the backfield.

Goodson is still sporting a brace on his injured left elbow. Backfield mate, RB DJ Giddens, has likely already passed Goodson on the depth chart after getting 12 rushing attempts in relief of Jonathan Taylor last week. Goodson does not need to be rostered in 12-team leagues, even if he is active in Week 2.