Ashton Dulin checked in with an 81.5 grade, delivering solid receiving work and dependable hands for Indy. His involvement helped balance a Colts offense that leaned on Warren and Latu’s fronts, contributing meaningful fantasy receipts and a stable floor for deeper leagues.

Dulin connected on an 18-yard sideline play and partook in Richardson’s early drive sequence, illustrating a vertical-component role in Indy’s receiving corps that could grow with QB dynamics and game-script volatility.

Dulin figures as a quick, reliable target while Richardson grows into the offense. If protection stabilizes, Dulin could yield a steady target floor in the quick-game, with deeper shots emerging as reads sharpen. His role remains contingent on how quickly the Colts’ protection and rhythm come together.

Ashton Dulin was the receiver that Bilhal Kone was covering at the time of the injury.

Ashton Dulin has re-signed with the Colts, ensuring the team retains a critical piece of their receiving corps. His speed and route-running ability provide depth and options for the Colts' offense.