Chester Rogers

Forced into action almost out of necessity due to a variety of injuries and lack of depth at wide receiver, Rogers put together his best season as pro in 2018, amassing 53 receptions, 485 yards and two touchdowns, logging the second-most snaps of any Indy receiver save for T.Y. Hilton. Despite the amount of playing time and relatively acceptable counting stats, Rogers was largely ineffective considering the workload, boasting a measly 9.2 yards per reception out of the slot. By the end of the season, both Zach Pascal and Dontrelle Inman developed into more effective weapons, with Rogers merely acting as a safety net for quarterback Andrew Luck to the tune of an average target depth of 6.5 yards. The Colts made a point of improving their wide receiver corps this offseason, signing Panthers castoff Devin Funchess and adding Parris Campbell in the second round of the draft. Campbell in particular could wind up pushing Rogers out of the No. 3 WR spot, thanks in large part to his dynamic speed (4.31 40-yard dash). In any case, the role lost much of its appeal after Luck announced his retirement in late August.