Indianapolis @ Baltimore
Team Totals: Ravens 26.5, Colts 17.5
Concussed 18 snaps into Week 2 against the Texans, Anthony Richardson looks destined to sit at Baltimore, elevating Gardner Minshew into the starting lineup. One of the league’s top backups — and probably a starter on four or five other teams — Minshew went 19 of 25 passing (76%) for 171 yards (6.8 YPA) off the bench last week. Behind a leaky line, we can still attack Minshew with Baltimore’s D/ST. … After missing Week 1 with a broken forearm, Zack Moss returned against Houston, played 98% of the Colts’ offensive snaps, and handled 100% of the backfield opportunities en route to 107 yards and a score, finishing as Week 2’s RB10. Moss’ every-down role keeps him in RB2/flex play, although this is a much stiffer test, especially with C Ryan Kelly’s (concussion) availability in doubt. The Ravens have limited enemy running backs to just 3.6 yards per carry and the NFL’s fourth-fewest fantasy points.
Michael Pittman 10; Josh Downs 5; Moss 3; Kylen Granson, Will Mallory, and Alec Pierce 2. … Pittman’s 33% target share ranks fourth in the league, and he’s banked consecutive eight-catch games as fantasy’s overall WR12. He’s the lone Colts pass catcher this offense appears capable of supporting.
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