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Xavier Worthy didn't do much with his opportunities in Week 1, but it's notable that he led the team with a 22.2% target share and 30% first-read share (7.0 aDOT). Worthy was only able to finish with 18 receiving yards (0.67 YPRR), one red zone target, and one deep target. Worthy could be the team's WR1 if this usage holds this season, which would be a passing of the torch from Rashee Rice to him, but it's just a one-game sample, so I'm not getting ahead of myself. Worthy could offer some flex upside this week against a pass defense that was ripped apart in Week 1 by Lamar Jackson. In Week 1, Indy allowed the most yards per target and the second-most fantasy points per opportunity to receivers.