Troy Dye's position on the depth chart could be challenged if Junior Colson returns and performs well, potentially pushing Dye down as Colson looks to make an impact amidst the injuries affecting other linebackers.

Troy Dye led the Chargers in total tackles this week, playing 76.5% of the defensive snaps. Despite not being a full-time player, his snap share is encouraging for deeper leagues, making him a viable option as the Chargers navigate their linebacker rotation. With the potential return of Denzel Perryman, Dye remains a logical target for those in need of depth heading into Week 14.

Troy Dye is expected to step up in the absence of Denzel Perryman, who is out for a second consecutive game. Dye, along with Nick Niemann, split reps against the Ravens, with Dye recording three tackles. The Chargers are counting on him to contribute significantly to the defense, especially with injuries impacting their lineup.

Troy Dye replaced Perryman in the fourth quarter and, with Junior Colson on injured reserve and Perryman dealing with an injury, he could see an expanded role. However, his playing time is not expected to be full-time, making him a deeper league option for IDP managers. Dye played 50% of the Chargers' defensive snaps in the fourth quarter with Perryman out.

Troy Dye was involved in a controversial defensive holding call during the game, which many believed should have been correctly attributed to him for holding Kareem Hunt at the goal line. This penalty played a crucial role in setting up the Chiefs' game-winning touchdown, with commentators noting the referees' mistake in identifying the wrong player for the infraction.