Perriman was hoping to catch on with the Colts as a field stretcher but was unable to secure a spot on the 53-man roster in training camp. Perriman caught 4-of-5 targets for 34 yards in the preseason but didn’t do enough to separate himself from the pack. He’ll likely find a home at some point in the season and could even rejoin the Colts should an injury hit their receiver room.

Perriman has made his rounds through the league since being released from the Ravens after the 2017 season. He spent the last two seasons with the Buccaneers, totaling 20 receptions for 277 yards and two touchdowns over that span, and is little more than a one-dimensional deep threat. The former No. 26 overall pick will turn 30 in September and isn't expected to compete for any key role; however, his ability to break off a big play could result in a long score or two if he finds his way onto the field.

Per ESPN's Adam Schefter, the Colts are 'in discussions with him about signing there." Perriman spent the past two years in Tampa Bay, though a slew of injuries held him to 17 appearances over the pair of seasons. A reserve option for his second stint with the Bucs, Perriman totaled a 20-267-2 receiving line in 2021 and 2022 combined. Perriman has carved out a solid role as a journeyman receiver for hire and makes sense as a depth option for the young Indianapolis receiving room. He doesn't figure to hold any fantasy value as a Colt but should assume a leadership role in the locker room if he is signed.

The hamstring issue sidelined Perriman for Week 4. The Bucs got all of their receivers back last week, so even if Perriman is able to suit up, his status is immaterial to the offense.