Woods drew six targets and 22 receiving yards, with solid run-blocking on seven snaps. His 86.7 grade reflects strong two-way value as a pass catcher who doubles as a blocker, suggesting ongoing involvement as a primary TE target and red-zone option in a versatile Colts offense.

Woods and Mallory are both in the mix for the final roster spot at tight end, with Woods offering athletic upside and red-zone potential; Mallory has shown steadiness, which could help him win the receiving-first role in two-TE sets.

Woods, a tight end, brings a unique combination of size and athleticism, pivotal for the Colts’ passing attack. However, his ongoing injury history raises concerns about his durability. He will be competing for a role that maximizes his receiving ability and complements other tight ends.

Jelani Woods is expected to be a prominent contributor in the tight end position, adding a dynamic aspect to the Colts' offense. His development will be key to the passing game.

Jelani Woods is expected to contribute primarily in the passing game, offering a tall target for quarterbacks.