Mo Alie-Cox

Alie-Cox has progressed nicely since moving away from basketball to football and he's shown flashes of what he can be from time to time. With Doyle above him on the depth chart, it's unlikely that we see Alie-Cox take that massive step forward to being a weekly fantasy contributor, but he's worth monitoring to start the season to see if he can take this job away from Doyle. If he does, we could be looking at the next big breakout TE.

After just 24 targets in his first two seasons, Mo Alie-Cox looked like he was finally going to break out after his 111 yard effort in week 2, which was followed by consecutive games with touchdowns. Sadly, his production waned as Trey Burton and Jack Doyle were finally fit together and he lost all fantasy relevance down the stretch. Now a restricted free agent, he seems most likely to return to Indy and slot in as the TE2 behind Jack Doyle, with a chance of supplanting the veteran within the next couple of seasons. He's never likely to be a top ten tight end, but he does offer some upside in deeper leagues.