Colts taking WR Alec Pierce off PUP today, per source. Been rehabbing after surgery on left ankle/heel in March.

Related Players: Josh Downs, Keenan Allen, Ashton Dulin, Deion Burks, Tyler Warren

Coming off active/PUP is an important milestone, but Pierce still has to demonstrate that he can handle football activity without a flare-up. His Week 1 outlook is considerably better than it would have been had Indianapolis left him on PUP through Sunday’s deadline. We'll keep an eye on further developments over the next couple weeks.

Colts TE Tyler Warren is expected to miss about a week with a minor groin injury suffered in training camp, source says. No worries for Week 1.

Related Players: Josh Downs, Alec Pierce, Keenan Allen

Time will tell if we see Warren back out there for the rest of the preseason, but it looks like his Week 1 availability is in no danger. Unless we come across a setback, this should have no impact on how we view any Indy pass-catchers.

3 WR sets now allow Josh Downs to go back to the slot and Keenan Allen goes to the Z

Related players: Alec Pierce, Ashton Dulin, Deion Burks, Nick Westbrook-Ikhine

Adams said two WR sets would still be Pierce and Downs. Allen mostly seems to help the depth of the team, and Adams pointed out the WRs in the 4-6 pecking order will now compete for those roles instead of the WR3 role. So based on that, Allen seems like he'll have a role this season and could be a name to target later in fantasy drafts, especially deeper leagues.

Via Jordan Schultz, Keenan Allen has agreed to terms with the Colts. It’s reportedly a one-year deal worth up to $8.32 million.

Related players Alec Pierce, Josh Downs, Ashton Dulin, Nick Westbrook-Ikhine, Tyler Warren

One has to wonder if this has more to do with Pierce and his availability going forward. Pierce remains on the Physically Unable to Perform list with an ankle injury. Allen, now 34, is more like the fourth option when the Colts are healthy, but with Pierce still not on the field, he's more of a potential third option. Allen is worth grabbing later in drafts or if he's on your free agent wire as there seems to be a path toward some fantasy relevance, at least in deeper leagues.

Chargers WR Ladd McConkey (biceps) is off the injury report and good to go.

Related Players: Keenan Allen, Quentin Johnston, Tre' Harris

Great news for McConkey and Justin Herbert managers as they head into a divisional matchup against the Broncos' defense. It's a tough spot for McConkey, but he should be considered a WR2.

Coach Jim Harbaugh said earlier this camp that Ladd McConkey has become “uncoverable” in one-on-one situations. Monday featured example after example of that.

Related players: Tre’ Harris, KeAndre Lambert-Smith, Keenan Allen

The story has high praise for McConkey and his potential for 2025. It said the passing offense is going to flow through McConkey this year and even with the return of Allen to the Bolts, it's McConkey's room. The story also believes McConkey is poised to reach even greater heights in his second season. We currently rank McConkey 12th among our WRs and he looks to be available in the early third round of drafts so far this summer.

Reunion: Six-time Pro Bowl WR Keenan Allen is signing with the Chargers on a one-year, $8.52 million deal.

Related players: Ladd McConkey, Tre' Harris, Quentin Johnston, KeAndre Lambert-Smith

The Chargers don't have a lot of sure things behind McConkey, so Allen could certainly be a fantasy-factor being back with the Chargers. It seems like every day we see a Johnston drop in camp, Harris is just a rookie this season and Lambert-Smith has been mentioned as a sleeper, but Allen definitely fills a need in the Charger offense and could help as a WR3 on your fantasy team.

Six-time Pro Bowl WR Keenan Allen is visiting the #Chargers today, and there is mutual interest in a potential reunion.

Allen, 33, played his first 13 NFL seasons for the team before spending last season in Chicago. Now, he could be back in L.A.

Related Players: Ladd McConkey, Quentin Johnston, Tre Harris, KeAndre Lambert-Smith, Derius Davis

A reunion would make sense to bolster the WR depth, but with McConkey's home in the slot, we wouldn't expect a huge fantasy output from the aging veteran. He's best left on waiver wires in all but the deepest of leagues if he does indeed sign back in LA.

Injury report:
OUT
Ryan Bates
Elijah Hicks
Roschon Johnson

QUESTIONABLE
D.J. Moore
D'Andre Swift

Related Players: Travis Homer, Keenan Allen, Rome Odunze

Is it Travis Homer season? It certainly seems possible, and he should be snatched up just in case for teams desperate at the RB position.

Allen and Odunze would both get a hefty bump to their floor outcomes if Moore were to miss, as well.

D'Andre Swift is questionable to play Vikings with a groin injury, though he was limited Thursday and a full participant on Friday.

Keenan Allen is questionable with an ankle injury. He was limited on Friday, his first day on the participation report.

Related Players: Roschon Johnson, Travis Homer, D.J. Moore, Rome Odunze

Separate reports called Swift "very likely" to play, but this is seemingly a new issue for Allen.

If Keenan were to miss Week 12, it would boost the floor of all pass-catchers, namely Moore, Oduzne, and Cole Kmet. Moore + Odunze would sneak closer to WR2 territory than their low-end WR3 designations they have with a healthy Allen.