The hamstring injury that sidelined Downs in training camp appears to be something that he won't have to deal with going into Week 1. That certainly helps his case to be a solid bench WR, especially in PPR leagues, making him worthy of a pick around Round 10. Last year, Downs set a career-high by averaging 13.1 PPR points per game with seven games of at least 15.1 PPR points. Four of those seven games came with Joe Flacco, lending hope that the Colts quarterback change to Daniel Jones will keep Downs around that same range. Known for his quickness out of the slot, Downs is a reception-dependent Fantasy option with low touchdown potential. We'd keep his name in mind when you start looking for occasional contributors once your starting lineup is built.