2026 Week 8 Fantasy Football Injury Report: Tyler Warren, Anthony Gould, Drew Ogletree

According to ProFootballTalk (NBC Sports), the Indianapolis Colts' Wednesday injury report carries a handful of fantasy-relevant names. Tight end Tyler Warren (groin), receiver Anthony Gould (concussion), and tight end Drew Ogletree (knee) were all listed as limited. Warren has missed the last two games. The Colts held a walk-through rather than a full practice to open the week, which softens the "limited" tag slightly — but it doesn't change the uncertainty heading into Week 8.

Tyler Warren

Warren is the headline here. He's listed as questionable and has already sat out two games with this groin issue, so a limited Wednesday appearance doesn't guarantee anything. If he can't go, Will Mallory would be next in line for receiving work among the tight ends — Mallory is averaging 4.5 targets per game this season despite only 2.0 receptions, suggesting volume is there when opportunities open up. Mo Alie-Cox is the depth-chart No. 2, but Mallory's target share makes him the more relevant waiver add if Warren is ruled out. Watch Thursday and Friday's reports before making any lineup decisions.

Anthony Gould

Gould is in the concussion protocol, which carries its own unpredictable timeline — the report gives us no detail on where he stands beyond "limited." He's questionable for Week 8. If he misses the game, Laquon Treadwell would be the most likely route-running beneficiary, averaging 3.7 targets per game across 74.8% snap share (the percentage of offensive plays a player is on the field). Josh Downs and Keenan Allen already command the top two target shares on this offense, so the upside for any Gould replacement is capped.

Drew Ogletree

Ogletree is limited with a knee injury but carries no injury designation yet. Given that Warren is already banged up, Indianapolis may be careful with Ogletree too — but we have no timeline or severity detail from the report beyond "limited." He and Warren share the same potential beneficiaries, so if both miss time, Mallory's role becomes genuinely interesting.