WR D.J. Chark Jr. 

Emerging as Jacksonville’s number one receiver, Chark has had a breakout year and is really cementing himself as one of the best young receivers in the AFC. The second-year wideout out of LSU has 43 catches for 692 yards and six touchdowns on the season. He is also averaging 16.1 yards per catch.

Stopping Chark will be huge for the Colts secondary, which has struggled in recent weeks with less talented receivers. Pierre Desir will most likely be on Chark if he is healthy, but look for rookie Rock Ya-Sin to also be on the outside in coverage as well.

Locking up Chark in the red zone will be an objective for the Colts defense on Sunday.