Colts QB Scott Tolzien to remain working with first team

Aug 28, 2017

After strong performances from both Scott Tolzien and Stephen Morris in Saturday’s preseason contest against the Pittsburgh Steelers, Indianapolis Colts head coach Chuck Pagano said he’d need to review the film before determining which quarterback would work with the first team moving forward.

And on Monday, after the Colts players returned after a day off to prepare for Thursday’s 2017 preseason finale against the Cincinnati Bengals, Pagano said Tolzien remained as the team’s No. 1 quarterback for the day’s practice session.

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Fantasy Impact:

Morris also played well for the Colts against the Steelers. Luck's timetable to return from shoulder surgery remains up in the air and he's still on the PUP list.

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Bryan Edwards continues to impress

The Athletic

7 minutes ago

According to the Athletic, Las Vegas Raiders wide receiver Bryan Edwards has been enjoying a strong summer and has kept it up in training camp.

Fantasy Impact:

Bryan Edwards has been the recipient of off-season praise from beat writers, coaches, and teammates alike, all summer, most recently from quarterback Derek Carr and head coach Jon Gruden. Carr once again compared the second-year wideout to former Fresno State teammate Davante Adams, noting that his body control and strong hands remind him of the Green Bay Packers superstar. Head coach Jon Gruden offered this: 'Edwards has great ability … he looks like T.O.,” Gruden said on NFL Network last week. “He looks like one of the No. 1 wideouts in the league'. While hearing coaches talk up younger players is nothing new for this time of the year, this is a reminder that Edwards has a chance to emerge as a top option in the Raiders passing attack, especially if Carr's affinity for the wideout continues to grow. Currently 87th in our wide receiver rankings, Edwards could scream up draft boards with a strong showing during the preseason.

Courtland Sutton (ACL) returning to form

The Athletic

1 hour ago

According to Nick Kosmider of The Athletic, Denver Broncos wide receiver Courtland Sutton has flashed since returning to the practice field.

Fantasy Impact:

Courtland Sutton has been making a number of exciting plays in training camp, so much so that Kosmider opined that Sutton is flashing his Pro Bowl form. It is great news that Sutton has started turning heads after a slow start to camp. Fantasy managers can now feel more confident that he is trending towards a full recovery and will still be the same receiving threat he was before the injury. Currently, our 36th ranked receiver, Sutton, has the tools to outperform his ADP as the 31st receiver off the board by a fair margin.

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Joe Judge: Appear to have 'missed' the 'worst-case scenario' with Kenny Golladay

New York Daily News

yesterday · 2:44 PM EDT

Giants head coach Joe Judge told reporters that WR Kenny Golladay is seeing a doctor to determine the extent of his hamstring injury and that he appeared to have 'missed' the 'worst-case scenario.'

“In terms of a worst-case scenario, I think we’ve kind of avoided that, in terms of dealing with it," said Judge. "But we’ll see what the timetable looks like. Injuries are different for every player, so we’ll have to see how his body responds and make sure we do right by him.”

Fantasy Impact:

Golladay has had soft tissue injuries in the past and is coming off a prolonged absence in 2020 while with the Detroit Lions. It is realistic to not expect Golladay on the practice field for a large chunk of August.

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