Jelani Woods

A recurrent hamstring injury cost Woods his 2023 season, yet reports suggest he's on track to contribute to the offense as he embarks on his third season with the Colts. Not only did this 6-foot-7 tight end reach the end zone on his first two career catches as a rookie, he converted 16 first downs on his 25 catches in 2022. The Colts have leaned on a frustrating committee approach at the position for several seasons, including Shane Steichen's first year at the helm. If the team pivots to instead consolidate work in Woods' favor, the ingredients for a sleeper season are present. It further helps that the team didn't pick a tight end in the draft. Speculating on Woods will only require a very-late investment in most drafts.