Keenan Allen's expected role in the Colts' offense under new coach Shane Steichen
For draft strategy, keep Allen in the same tier you already had him in, but make a note to monitor beat coverage as camp and preseason unfold — Steichen's offensive tendencies and how he deploys his top receiver will matter a lot once real practice reports and depth-chart clarity emerge. Given his catch history and PPR floor, he still profiles as a solid volume receiver if the target share holds, but don't reach for him assuming a huge role bump just because his name is in the coaching-change conversation.
Daniel Jones is listed as involved but there's no substantive content about him in either source, so no actionable takeaway there for your rankings — leave his draft stock as is pending real news.
Bottom line: no add/drop or trade action warranted from this cluster. File it as a watch-list item, revisit Allen's ADP once camp reports with concrete role/target-share info start surfacing, and avoid overreacting to vague opinion pieces this early.
Wide receiver Keenan Allen wasn't on the field for the Colts' joint practice with the Falcons on Wednesday, but thoughts of what he'll look like in the offense were on head coach Shane Steichen's mind.