Wayne could miss a game or two due to the elbow injury he suffered in Sunday's game versus the Bengals, Mike Chappell of RTV6 Indianapolis reports.
Wayne underwent an MRI on his injured elbow Monday and although those results have not been released yet, the veteran's ailment is not considered serious. Nonetheless, reports suggest Wayne may be sidelined for a game or two because of his banged-up elbow. After falling on his left arm during the first quarter of Sunday's game, Wayne went on to finish with just four catches for 15 yards and two dropped passes. Should Wayne indeed miss some time, Hakeem Nicks and rookie Donte Moncrief figure to fill expanded roles alongside explosive receiver T.Y. Hilton in the Colts' offense.
If you discount the one week when he had 119 yds and a score, he's averaging 52 yds per game with zero TDs. Perhaps I expected too much, but to me that's mediocre territory. His production doesn't just look low because of Tilton...it IS low.
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warriors2185Wed 10/22/14 12:54 PM
With Wayne hurt, Hilton is going to be a touchdown machine out there!
PenskeDaveTue 10/21/14 11:33 AM
He wasn't doing much when he was healthy anyway. Time to drop this guy?
[Deleted User]Tue 10/21/14 2:15 PM
I don't make about "wasn't doing much." TY hilton makes his production look low
PenskeDaveTue 10/21/14 2:45 PM
If you discount the one week when he had 119 yds and a score, he's averaging 52 yds per game with zero TDs. Perhaps I expected too much, but to me that's mediocre territory. His production doesn't just look low because of Tilton...it IS low.
[Deleted User]Tue 10/21/14 5:47 PM
Well from a PPR standpoint he ranks 26 as a WR which is pretty good.
mdico91Wed 10/22/14 12:26 PM
I wouldn't call that "pretty good". That's a flex at best in most leagues.
[Deleted User]Wed 10/22/14 3:16 PM
Pretty good is rhe exact definition of what flex is. Not great, not good, but "pretty" good means you'll get okay points. You people are baddies