Indianapolis Colts receiver Donte Moncrief gets into a contract year arriving off an injury-riddled, disappointing 2016 campaign.

The 6-foot-2 receiver gained just 30 receptions for 307 yards in eight games last season, but put up more effective touchdowns. New Colts receivers trainer Sanjay Lal believes Moncrief can escape in 2017.


"I don't know exactly how he was coached, what was demanded of him previously, " Lal said Mondy, via Zak Keefer in the Indianapolis Star. "All I know has been me, it's a blank record. And I see this piece of clay that may be one of the better receivers within the league. He has all the tools. "

Moncrief owns the dimension, speed, tackle-breaking ability and sideline-catch acumen for you to star opposite T. Y. Hilton in the Colts' offense. The 23-year-old remains considered one of Indy's best red-zone items, something sorely missed whenever he was out last season. His improved route-running during his three-year campaign, to go along regarding his physical tools, could earn Moncrief a major season, if he stays wholesome.

Moncrief is slated to start out opposite Hilton, with newly signed Kamar Aiken arranged to push former first-round pick Phillip Dorsett to the third receiver role. If Andrew Luck continues healthy and Moncrief lives approximately Lal's praise, the Colts can come back to their high-flying ways associated with 2014.
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