Garcon will still play at Baltimore and shouldn't be limited in any way after practicing fully Thursday and Friday. He remains a mediocre WR3 option.

La Canfora confirms the obvious -- that Gonzo won't play Sunday against the Ravens -- but says he is "expected" to resume practicing next week. Gonzalez would be just three weeks removed from knee surgery in Week 12, so the Colts definitely wouldn't immediately reinsert him into the starting lineup. We'd bet heavily against him helping anyone in the fantasy playoffs as well.

"I felt like I was close the last time," Gonzalez said. "So in that sense, it's a little hard to say. I do feel the 'scope I had helped a lot." Gonzalez did not offer a return date, though, and the Colts have yet to set a timetable. With Pierre Garcon and Austin Collie playing well, Gonzalez has not been missed this season. The Colts have no reason to rush him back.

Collie isn't known to be in danger of missing Sunday's game against the Ravens. Both he and Pierre Garcon are mediocre WR3 options in fantasy leagues this week.

Garcon assured that he's OK to play this week, so expect him to continue splitting production with Austin Collie against the Ravens Sunday.

Garcon was also on the Week 9 injury report with an ankle issue, but hasn't missed a game all year. He seems unlikely to sit out Sunday at Baltimore.

Addai missed over a quarter of action in Sunday night's win over the Patriots with a finger injury, but was cleared to return and finished with a pair of touchdowns. He'll be a low-end RB2 option this week against the Ravens.