Nelson Agholor Fantasy

The Indianapolis Colts are expected to be in the market for wide receivers this offseason, and they've already been linked to Philadelphia Eagles impending free-agent wide receiver Nelson Agholor. Agholor had his best season in 2017 when Frank Reich and Mike Groh were offensive assistants -- they are both with the Colts now. In just 11 games in 2019, Agholor disappointed with 39 receptions for 363 yards and three touchdowns. An injury ended his season early, but he couldn't take advantage of DeSean Jackson's injury that kept him out for the majority of the year. A change of scenery would probably serve him well, but he wouldn't be guaranteed a large role in Indy's run-first offense with questions at quarterback.

Feb. 21st • 2:48 PM

Philadelphia Eagles wide receiver Nelson Agholor (knee) didn't practice all week and has officially been ruled out for the wild-card game against the Seahawks on Sunday. Agholor hasn't played since Dec. 1 and won't be a lock to return in the Divisional Round if the Eagles advance. With Agholor, Alshon Jeffery (foot) and DeSean Jackson (abdomen) hurt, J.J. Arcega-Whiteside, Greg Ward and Robert Davis will continue to operate in three-receiver sets. Ward is your best bet as a low-priced DFS long shot, but Dallas Goedert will likely be the team's top pass-catcher against Seattle, even if Zach Ertz (back, ribs) plays.

Jan. 3rd • 5:31 PM

Philadelphia Eagles rookie running back Miles Sanders (ankle) and wide receiver Nelson Agholor (knee) are not at practice on Thursday. Despite not practicing, Sanders is expected to play in the wild-card game on Sunday night against the Seahawks. Agholor, on the other hand, is not expected to be available. As the fourth most expensive running back at DraftKings this weekend ($6,200), Sanders has some obvious bust potential if he's limited or reinjures his ankle. If he can't play or is limited, Boston Scott and Jordan Howard would serve as the Eagles two backs. Philly will have J.J. Arcega-Whiteside, Greg Ward and Robert Davis in three-wide sets. None of them are particularly attractive in fantasy, but Ward has the most upside as a deep DFS sleeper.

Jan. 2nd • 2:16 PM