Colts eye six cornerbacks and a center to fill an open roster spot after Week 2, staging seven workouts including Isaiah Bolden, Tre Flowers, Keenan Garber, Daequan Hardy, Keenan Isaac, Nik Needham and Jimmy Morrissey. Injuries tighten the depth chart as Indy weighs immediate help at cornerback and an interior blocker, with Chris Lammons likely to land on the 53-man roster and a corresponding practice-squad shuffle looming.

Jaylon Jones is on IR and Charvarius Ward was in concussion protocol, underscoring why the club is expanding CB options. The workouts signal a practical, depth-focused move rather than a blockbuster signing, with the potential for one of the tested players to secure a roster spot as Indy races to bolster a vulnerable unit.

Engram's return to the Broncos offense has been slower than hoped. Week 1 yielded 3 catches for 21 yards, but a calf issue limited him in Week 2 to 1 grab for 12 on two targets as Denver eases him back. Bo Nix noted the plan is to stay patient and let opportunities come, while Indy’s defense keyed on Sutton and Engram. That pressure opened the door for Troy Franklin, who popped with eight catches for 89 and a TD, signaling layered target distribution ahead.

With Engram not yet unleashed, fantasy managers should watch for workload ramp in coming weeks and favorable matchups. If Denver continues to spread targets and Franklin stays involved, Engram’s ceiling could rebound as the offense grows more cohesive, especially in games where the run game stalls the box front. Engram's value remains projectable but contingent on continued involvement.