
Mo Alie-Cox Fantasy
- Height / Weight
- 6'5" / 267 lbs.
- Date of Birth (Age)
- September 19, 1993 (28)
- Experience
- 5th Season
- Drafted
- 2017 / Rd. / Pk. (IND)
- College
- Virginia Commonwealth
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Mo Alie-Cox News
Indianapolis Colts third-round rookie tight end Jelani Woods will occupy the second Y tight end spot behind Mo Alie-Cox in his rookie season. The Colts think Woods' blocking is fairly refined and will bank on quarterback Matt Ryan to catch him up as a receiver to even a fraction of the way he did for Kyle Pitts in Atlanta last year. Kylen Granson is the one true F tight end on the roster, and he'll get a chance to grow as a receiver with Ryan under center. Woods is a beast at 6-foot-7, 259 pounds, and he can also run, but with both Alie-Cox and Granson in the picture following Jack Doyle's retirement, it's unlikely that Woods will produce much in his first NFL season.
The Indianapolis Colts re-signed tight end Mo Alie-Cox to a three-year, $18 million deal on Monday, according to a source. Alie-Cox has proven to be a very reliable blocker for the Colts and is useful as a pass-catcher in the red zone. In 17 games last year, he had 24 receptions for 316 yards and a career-high four touchdowns on 45 targets. The 28-year-old should have a bigger role alongside Kylen Granson now that Jack Doyle has retired, but the Colts are currently without a quarterback after trading Carson Wentz to the Washington Commanders last week. Depending on who the Colts have under center in 2022, Alie-Cox could be a much more attractive low-end TE1 weekly streamer for his red-zone prowess.
Indianapolis Colts tight end Mo Alie-Cox caught three of five targets for 28 yards during a 23-20 Week 17 loss against the Las Vegas Raiders. The towering fourth-year tight end has seen his target share spike in the last two weeks, earning at least four targets during this stretch and returning consistent fantasy value for the first time since Week 7. Jack Doyle and Kylen Granson are integral pieces in the offense as well, so it really is a guessing game in regards to which tight end Carson Wentz will favor. The Jacksonville Jaguars defend the tight end position fairly well, so Alie-Cox remains a risky prospect if you're competing in a Week 18 championship game.
Depth Chart
- Offense
- Defense
QB | Matt Ryan |
Nick Foles | |
RB | Jonathan Taylor |
Nyheim Hines | |
LWR | Michael Pittman Jr. |
Mike Strachan | |
RWR | Alec Pierce |
Dezmon Patmon | |
SWR | Parris Campbell |
Ashton Dulin | |
LTE | Mo Alie-Cox |
Kylen Granson | |
LT | Matt Pryor |
Bernhard Raimann | |
LG | Quenton Nelson |
Jason Spriggs | |
C | Ryan Kelly |
RG | Danny Pinter |
Will Fries | |
RT | Braden Smith |
Dennis Kelly |
LDE | Kwity Paye |
Tyquan Lewis | |
DT | DeForest Buckner |
Curtis Brooks | |
NT | Grover Stewart |
Eric Johnson | |
RDE | Yannick Ngakoue |
Dayo Odeyingbo | |
WLB | Darius Leonard |
E.J. Speed | |
MLB | Bobby Okereke |
Zaire Franklin | |
LCB | Isaiah Rodgers |
Rodney Thomas | |
SS | Rodney McLeod |
Nick Cross | |
FS | Julian Blackmon |
Armani Watts | |
RCB | Stephon Gilmore |
Brandon Facyson | |
NB | Kenny Moore II |
Tony Brown |
PK | Rodrigo Blankenship |
Jake Verity |