Wayne caught 4-of-9 targets for 35 yards in Thursday's 33-28 win over the Texans. Wayne had an 18-yard catch overturned in the fourth quarter, as he and T.Y. Hilton had drastically different nights, despite tying for the team-high in targets. The two wideouts have been the clear top two options in the potent Indianapolis passing game, but each has only caught one of Andrew Luck's 17 touchdowns. While it does seem that the Colts favor their tight ends and RB Ahmad Bradshaw in the red zone, Wayne and Hilton should eventually find the touchdowns a bit easier to come by. Hilton leads the team at 59 targets, with Wayne (54) a close second and Hakeem Nicks (31) a distant third.

Wayne (rest) practiced fully on Wednesday. Wayne, who the Colts rested Tuesday, is no longer listed on the team's Week 6 injury report and is on track to suit up Thursday against the Texans. To date, the veteran wideout is averaging a team-high 76.8 receiving yards per game, while having caught 30 passes (including one TD) over his first five contests.

Wayne (rest) did not participate in Tuesday's practice. Wayne is simply getting some extra rest with a short week ahead, and likely won't be limited in any way Thursday night against the Texans.

Wayne had seven catches on 12 targets for 77 yards in Sunday's 20-13 win over Baltimore. Wayne continues to be one of Andrew Luck's most trusted targets, although the veteran receiver has scored just one touchdown this year. Expect Wayne to keep gobbling up passes, but with so many options for Luck in the red zone, touchdowns might be hard to come by.

Wayne had seven catches on eight targets for 119 yards and a touchdown Sunday against the Titans. Wayne's seven catches put him ahead of Isaac Bruce for seventh on the all-time reception list, while posting his first 100-yard game and scoring his first touchdown of the season. While Wayne continues to be a very serviceable fantasy option, he's grabbed only one of quarterback Andrew Luck's eight touchdowns in the last two weeks, as Luck has thrown two to running back Ahmad Bradshaw and four combined to tight ends Dwayne Allen and Coby Fleener (the last went to wideout Hakeem Nicks). Wayne doesn't appear to be slowed at all by the torn ACL he suffered last season and he should continue to see a decent number of targets to keep him relevant in most fantasy formats.

Wayne had four receptions for 62 yards in Sunday's win over Jacksonville. Andrew Luck threw for 370 yards, but nine players caught passes. After a team-high nine receptions for 98 yards in Week 1, Wayne has had just seven receptions the last two weeks as his fantasy value may be limited a bit if the Colts spread the ball around as much as in Sunday's win.

Wayne had three receptions for 28 yards on seven targets in Monday's 30-27 loss to the Eagles. One week after recording a team-high nine receptions for 98 yards on 13 targets, Wayne was surprisingly quiet in a game that saw the Colts log 38 carries. T.Y. Hilton led the way in the passing game, posting a 6-65-0 receiving line on 11 targets. Wayne and Hilton could shape up as co-leaders of the receiving corps, a group that appears to be fairly deep, albeit underused. Tight ends Dwayne Allen and Coby Fleener combined for only two targets Monday, while No. 3 wide receiver Hakeem Nicks had just three of his own. Wayne's quarterback and skill give him reasonable upside, but there's plenty of competition for Andrew Luck's attention, and the Colts still insist on going run-heavy when they're ahead.

Wayne caught nine passes for 98 yards on 13 targets in Sunday's 31-24 loss to the Broncos. Having led the team in both receptions and targets, Wayne is seemingly back at full strength, or at least close to it. He did seem to get some rest early in the game, but that's to be expected, in light of his age and recent torn ACL. While the sample size is still too small to know for sure, it may be that Wayne will re-emerge as Andrew Luck's favorite target. Of course, there's still more competition for the quarterback's attention than in past seasons, with T.Y. Hilton, Hakeem Nicks and TEs Dwayne Allen and Coby Fleener all active in the passing game. With Luck attempting 52 passes Sunday night, each of those players had at least five targets, with RBs Ahmad Bradshaw and Trent Richardson also combining for 10.

Wayne is active for Sunday's game against the Broncos. As expected, with head coach Chuck Pagano previously noting that Wayne -- who is bouncing back from an ACL tear that he suffered last October -- is in line to play Sunday without any restrictions.

Wayne is listed as probable on the Colts' official injury report with no designated injury, but head coach Chuck Pagano says he'll play Sunday without any restrictions, the Indianapolis Star reports. "For all I know, it's a normal game day," Wayne said. "If it's 60 plays, it's 60 plays. If it's 70, it's 70. If it's 80, it means we're doing a good job on offense." Wayne fully practiced Thursday and Friday after getting a day of rest Wednesday, so his odd designation on the injury report isn't a worry. All signs this preseason indicated he's back to full speed, but we won't know for sure until he plays in a regular season game.