IND · TE · Age 32
Alie-Cox sits as Indianapolis's clear TE2 behind Tyler Warren, an ascending, target-earning tight end who is the focal point of the Colts' passing game. His snap share has climbed over his most recent outings (22% to 42%) while his target share has stayed confined to the single digits and low teens, consistent with a blocking-first, touchdown-dependent role rather than a real receiving package. This profiles as a clear sell or, at best, a deep-bench hold for spec Warren-injury insurance over the next 1-2 years — not a buy target in dynasty formats.
Of the 8 age-28 tight ends most similar to Mo Alie-Cox's 2021 season, 3 finished TE1, 1 finished TE2, 3 finished TE4+, 1 missed the season.
Based on just 8 analogs — directional, not a forecast · veteran comps draw on 2017-onward history.
“Missed season” = a comp played fewer than 4 games the next year (injury, benching, or out of the league) — an availability rate, not a dynasty-value call.
+2 more analogs
Tyler Warren is entrenched as Indianapolis's TE1 and the focal point of the passing offense after a strong rookie season, capping Alie-Cox to a TE2 role with single-digit-to-low-teens target shares.
Alie-Cox is playing on a one-year deal signed in March 2026, leaving his role and roster spot beyond this season unresolved and dependent on Indianapolis's tight end room decisions each offseason.
Alie-Cox has not missed a regular-season game since 2020, a workload-reliability trait that supports a dependable, if capped, weekly role as a blocking-first tight end.
| Format | Value | vs Best |
|---|---|---|
| PPR SFBest | 3 | — |
| PPR 1QBBest | 3 | — |