Broncos TE Jacob Tamme has been one of QB Peyton Manning's favorite targets in camp so far.  That's not surprising considering the duo hooked up 67 times in Indianapolis back in 2010.  "A fast guy, looks like a receiver type," is how S Mike Adams described Tamme.  He should provide Manning with a reliable target over the middle of the field, although we're expecting WRs Demaryius Thomas and Eric Decker to be the primary playmakers in the passing game.  Tamme will also be competing for targets with TE Joel Dreessen.  We recognize the potential upside Tamme brings to the table, but we're not willing to bet on it at his current 8.04 ADP.

TE Jacob Tamme has signed a 3-year, $9 million deal to reunite with QB Peyton Manning in Denver. Tamme has been with Manning the past 4 seasons, including a 67-catch, 631-yard campaign back in 2010.  He's a similar player to TE Joel Dreessen, who the Broncos added this morning.  Tamme's familiarity with Manning gives him a leg up for the starting job, but neither guy is likely to produce as more than a mid-range TE2.

Colts TE Jacob Tamme (knee) is active for tonight's game against the Titans.  He'll play a full slate of snaps and should be in your starting lineup.

Colts TE Jacob Tamme (knee) returned to a limited practice on Wednesday and is listed as questionable for Thursday's game against the Titans.  There's been no indication that he's in danger of missing this one, but check back tomorrow night to make sure he's active.

Colts TE Jacob Tamme (knee) was held out of Tuesday's practice.  There's been no indication that he's in danger of missing Thursday night's game against the Titans, but check back on Wednesday for an update.

Colts TE Jacob Tamme (back) is active for today's game against the Bengals.  He's safe to get in your starting lineup.

Despite practicing in full both Thursday and Friday, Colts TE Jacob Tamme (back) is listed as questionable for Sunday's game against the Bengals.  No worries - Tamme is fully expected to play and makes a solid TE1 option.  Just check back around noon ET on Sunday to confirm that he's active.

With injuries to WR Austin Collie (hand) and TE Dallas Clark (hand/wrist), Colts TE Jacob Tamme is set to see an expanded role on offense.  “He has assets that allow him to be flexible, to play multiple positions,” HC Jim Caldwell said of Tamme on Thursday. “He can play in-line. He can play obviously wide receiver. He can play in the slot. He's a pretty versatile performer.”  Keep your expectations in check though -- Tamme has just 6 career receptions.  Consider him a low-end TE2 for now.