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The article provides fantasy football start and sit recommendations for Week 6, highlighting players like Josh Downs as a strong start due to recent usage upticks, and advising to bench Derrick Henry due to unfavorable matchups and team circumstances.
The article discusses NFL Week 12 anytime touchdown bets, highlighting players like Kareem Hunt of the Kansas City Chiefs, Josh Downs of the Indianapolis Colts, and Bucky Irving of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. Hunt is expected to capitalize on a weak Panthers run defense, Downs is poised for a strong performance against the Lions due to his high red-zone target share, and Irving is likely to score against the Giants' poor run defense. The article also promotes a PFF+ subscription for in-season betting tools.
Indianapolis Colts rookie receiver Josh Downs has been ruled out for the remainder of the game against the Carolina Panthers due to a knee injury. Downs had been limited in practice and left the game in the first half. Veteran Isaiah McKenzie replaced him, as the Colts now face a thin receiving corps. Downs has been a significant contributor to the team's offense this season.
Indianapolis Colts wide receiver Josh Downs, who is listed as questionable due to a knee injury, is expected to play against the Carolina Panthers. Downs wants to assess how his knee feels during warmups, but he is determined to take the field. The Colts have lost three consecutive games and will face the Panthers, who recently secured their first win of the season.
Rookie wide receivers Jordan Addison and Josh Downs are making waves in fantasy football, with Addison emerging as a potential WR1 for the Minnesota Vikings and Downs becoming a reliable target for the Indianapolis Colts. Other standout rookie receivers include Rashee Rice of the Kansas City Chiefs, Puka Nacua of the Los Angeles Rams, Zay Flowers of the Baltimore Ravens, Jaxon Smith-Njigba of the Seattle Seahawks, and Jalin Hyatt of the New York Giants. These rookies are proving themselves as weekly starters and have the potential for breakout performances in upcoming games.
Here are some early Week 8 waiver wire pickups for fantasy football: Josh Downs, WR for the Indianapolis Colts, continues to impress with his third consecutive double-digit fantasy performance; Kyler Murray, QB for the Arizona Cardinals, is close to returning from injury and could provide a boost with his athleticism and big-play ability; Tyjae Spears, RB for the Tennessee Titans, is becoming a hot commodity as rumors of Derrick Henry's potential departure grow louder.
Indianapolis Colts rookies, quarterback Anthony Richardson and wide receiver Josh Downs, are already developing chemistry and putting in extra reps together. Downs' ability to consistently separate and make contested catches, combined with his passion for the game, could make him a difference maker for the Colts in 2023. The duo has the potential to be among the most productive rookie quarterback to wide receiver combinations in the NFL this upcoming season.
The Indianapolis Colts selected North Carolina wide receiver Josh Downs with the No. 79 overall pick in the 2023 NFL Draft. Downs posted consecutive 1,000-yard seasons in his final two years at North Carolina and was named a first-team All-ACC player in both 2021 and 2022. He is a dynamic athlete with above-average agility and comes from a football family, with his father and uncle both having played in the NFL.
The Indianapolis Colts have swapped their second-round pick with the Atlanta Falcons and acquired a fifth-round pick from the Las Vegas Raiders in the 2023 NFL Draft. The Colts used their second-round pick to select Indianapolis native Julius Brents, a cornerback from Kansas State, and their third-round pick to select North Carolina wide receiver Josh Downs.
A behind-the-scenes video from inside the New England Patriots' war room appears to show a laptop screen displaying the field at the University of North Carolina, where potential Day 2 target Josh Downs attended. Downs is projected to be a second-round pick and fits the Patriots' needs as an elite separator and contested catch receiver. However, it is unclear if the video was intentionally or accidentally revealing the team's draft plans.
The Atlanta Falcons could address several areas of need, including cornerback, receiver, and edge rusher, in the upcoming NFL draft, according to a seven-round mock draft by Scott. The Falcons could take cornerback Devon Witherspoon at No. 8, followed by receiver Josh Downs in the second round, and defensive lineman Nick Herbig and edge rusher Karl Brooks in the third and fourth rounds, respectively. Running back DeWayne McBride and receivers Jalen Moreno-Cropper and Stetson Bennett could be added in later rounds.
In the 2023 Pride of Detroit Community Mock Draft, the Detroit Lions selected Josh Downs, a wide receiver from North Carolina, with the 55th overall pick. Downs is considered one of the safest offensive prospects in the draft and has drawn comparisons to Kadarius Toney and T.Y. Hilton. He brings a lot of what Kalif Raymond does to the table, but with more juice on offense. Downs' skill set combined with Amon-Ra St. Brown and Jameson Williams would give the Lions three very unique, stylistically different wide receivers under contract for the next several seasons.
NFL.com's draft expert Chad Reuter's latest mock draft projects "some potential shockers" over all seven rounds. For the Cowboys, Reuter addresses most of the positions that everyone knows Dallas needs, but he does so with names that may cause even the staunchest of draftniks to reach for their scouting reports. The Cowboys opt for linebacker Trenton Simpson, wide receiver Josh Downs, running back Israel Abanikanda, tight end Josh Whyle, defensive lineman LaRon Stokes, kicker Chad Michael Ryland, and offensive lineman Ryan Hayes.
The New England Patriots are looking to add playmaking ability through the NFL Draft and Josh Downs, a projected Day 2 wide receiver from North Carolina, could be a good fit. Downs is a reliable and heady player who knows how to create space on all three levels through his route-running, anticipation, and footwork. He is a smooth mover in his routes and has the quickness in open space to shake defenders free and create yards after the catch. Downs projects as an interior receiver at the next level and would primarily be a package receiver early on in his career alongside players such as JuJu Smith-Schuster and Kendrick Bourne.
In Mike D's final mock draft, he focuses on improving the New England Patriots' offense by trading up twice to get tackle Broderick Jones, wide receiver Josh Downs, and tight end Tucker Kraft. He also selects cornerback Riley Moss, defensive tackle Keondre Coburn, kicker Jake Moody, quarterback Jake Haener, and punter Adam Korsak. The picks address the team's needs and inject toughness and competitiveness into the offense.