Michael Pittman Jr. had a disastrous outing against the Broncos, contributing to the Colts' downfall with a critical fumble. As one of the team's highest-paid skill position players, his performance raises questions about consistency and accountability within the organization.

Michael Pittman Jr. is struggling to find his footing this season, particularly since Anthony Richardson's return to the starting lineup. His fantasy production has plummeted, averaging just 8.2 points per game since Week 8, with only one finish over 10 fantasy points during that span. Despite a 22.3% target share, many of his targets have been deemed uncatchable, and he ranks low among wide receivers in fantasy points. Facing a tough matchup against the Titans, his prospects for improvement appear bleak.

Michael Pittman Jr. took responsibility for his mistakes in the loss to Denver, expressing regret for showing frustration on the field and for a rare fumble that contributed to the Colts' turnover issues.

Michael Pittman Jr. contributed to the Colts' struggles with a critical fumble that compounded the team's issues in the second half. His mistake was part of a broader pattern of poor execution and turnovers that ultimately led to the Colts' defeat.

With Alec Pierce out, Michael Pittman Jr. will take on increased responsibility in the passing game, becoming a key target for Anthony Richardson as the Colts look to maintain their offensive momentum against the Broncos.