Colts sign CB Kenneth Harris, waive CB Mekhi Blackmon

This is a minor roster shuffle with essentially no fantasy relevance, but it's worth flagging since both names could show up on waiver wires or depth charts in draft software. The Colts signing CB Kenneth Harris while waiving CB Mekhi Blackmon is a corner-back transaction, and defensive backs almost never carry standalone fantasy value outside of deep IDP (individual defensive player) leagues. Even in those formats, a straight roster swap like this tells you nothing about role, snap share, or scheme fit yet, so there's nothing actionable to project.

For Blackmon, this is a clear negative signal for his outlook in Indianapolis — being waived means he's off the roster and, barring a re-signing, not competing for defensive snaps or return duties there. If you have him stashed in an IDP league, this is a drop candidate unless he lands elsewhere with a clearer path to playing time; monitor waiver wires for his next destination before making that call.

For Harris, this is a new opportunity to at least be on the roster, but a low-confidence transaction report with no context on depth chart standing, draft pedigree, or special-teams role means you shouldn't add him in standard leagues. Even in IDP formats, corners need to lock down a starting or high-snap nickel role before they're worth a roster spot.

Bottom line: no start/sit or add implications here for standard fantasy formats. In IDP leagues, treat this as a "monitor" situation for training camp battles rather than a spot to react on right now — wait for beat reporting on actual defensive roles before drafting either player.