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WR Michael Pittman, IND (2 Viewers)

Who would you rather have for the rest of the year. Pittman or Evans (missing the next 3 games at least). Currently filling the Evans hole with waiver wire pickups.
 
At this point, he might be a sabotage drop candidate.

I benched him and Waddle for Tillman in what should have been solid match-ups because I just couldn't bare to see them underperform in my lineup again.

I can forgive this one a little because the Vikings D really just put the lock down on the whole offense.

But it's not going to get much easier. Remaining schedule......BUF, NYJ, DET, NE, BYE, DEN, TEN, NYG. The JAX game is too late for most (Week 18). Some garbage time opps, but only 2 games left where the offense should have smooth sailing.

He's in the no man's land where you can't trust him to start, and can't trade him.
 
Also, between Buf, NYJ, and Detroit up next. If some combination or all of them make Flacco look as bad as Minny just did, we're going to be right back where we started with Richardson pretty soon.
 
Michael Pittman Jr. played through 2024 season with fractured back

While Pittman first noticed something was off during training camp in August, the fracture was discovered following the Colts’ Week 3 victory over the Bears. But Pittman still elected to play through the pain. “We were doing it every four weeks, but then I just got to a point I’m like, ‘I don’t really care what the scan says, I’m going to play either way,’” Pittman said.

Pittman, who signed a three-year contract extension with the Colts last March, caught 69 passes for 808 yards with three touchdowns. While his numbers were down in 2024, he doesn’t seem to regret his decision to play. “That’s just what you have to do for the guys,” Pittman said.
 
Michael Pittman Jr. played through 2024 season with fractured back

While Pittman first noticed something was off during training camp in August, the fracture was discovered following the Colts’ Week 3 victory over the Bears. But Pittman still elected to play through the pain. “We were doing it every four weeks, but then I just got to a point I’m like, ‘I don’t really care what the scan says, I’m going to play either way,’” Pittman said.

Pittman, who signed a three-year contract extension with the Colts last March, caught 69 passes for 808 yards with three touchdowns. While his numbers were down in 2024, he doesn’t seem to regret his decision to play. “That’s just what you have to do for the guys,” Pittman said.
Wow - we knew the guy was tough, but that goes above and beyond.
 
Michael Pittman Jr. played through 2024 season with fractured back

While Pittman first noticed something was off during training camp in August, the fracture was discovered following the Colts’ Week 3 victory over the Bears. But Pittman still elected to play through the pain. “We were doing it every four weeks, but then I just got to a point I’m like, ‘I don’t really care what the scan says, I’m going to play either way,’” Pittman said.

Pittman, who signed a three-year contract extension with the Colts last March, caught 69 passes for 808 yards with three touchdowns. While his numbers were down in 2024, he doesn’t seem to regret his decision to play. “That’s just what you have to do for the guys,” Pittman said.
Wish I’d known this. Also glad I didn’t sell low - had a few offers, but nothing that really helped me.

Has to be considered good news for those of us who roster him.
 
Michael Pittman Jr. played through 2024 season with fractured back

While Pittman first noticed something was off during training camp in August, the fracture was discovered following the Colts’ Week 3 victory over the Bears. But Pittman still elected to play through the pain. “We were doing it every four weeks, but then I just got to a point I’m like, ‘I don’t really care what the scan says, I’m going to play either way,’” Pittman said.

Pittman, who signed a three-year contract extension with the Colts last March, caught 69 passes for 808 yards with three touchdowns. While his numbers were down in 2024, he doesn’t seem to regret his decision to play. “That’s just what you have to do for the guys,” Pittman said.
Wish I’d known this. Also glad I didn’t sell low - had a few offers, but nothing that really helped me.

Has to be considered good news for those of us who roster him.
I’ma big fan of Pittman . His QB is what worries me
 

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