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Grade: B+
Michael Pittman Jr. carried this entire unit. If it weren’t for him, the offense would have flopped massively. He’s the top priority this offseason after setting career-high marks in receptions (109) and receiving yards (1,152).
Rookie slot receiver Josh Downs showed immense promise during the first half of the season and then seemingly hit a rookie wall during the second half. How much of that was due to a nagging knee injury isn’t clear, but he has potential to be a strong option over the middle.
Alec Pierce was streaky in Year 2 but came along a bit during the second half. Having Richardson’s rocket arm should provide more opportunities in 2024.
Overall, the Colts need to add another playmaker to this room while continuing the development of the young receivers.
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