Pittman continues to offer a strong target share for the Colts, delivering solid WR2/low-WR1 value in Week 6 depending on opponent and game flow. His involvement remains a cornerstone of Indy’s passing game.

Pittman Jr. is the Colts’ primary target complementing Jones’ aerial attack. He’s pivotal in stretching the field, freeing space for Downs and Warren, with red-zone opportunities emphasized to exploit Arizona’s defensive gaps.

Pittman anchors high-volume targets on early downs, delivering substantial catch totals and red-zone looks as part of a deep Colts receiving corps.

Pittman’s physicality and blocking prowess hint at a potential linebacker-like mentality in a two-way setup. Fantasy relevance would ride on offense-first usage, with any two-way involvement providing supplementary upside.

Pittman sits as a high-end WR2 with a mid-teens PPR floor (roughly 15-16 PPG) and three-plus games above 15 points. Facing a Raiders defense that’s struggled vs WRs, he carries top-10 upside if he finds the end zone and continues steady target volume (29 targets, 21 receptions, 234 yards, 3 TD).