T.Y. Hilton has been a great fantasy receiver over the course of his career. He was incredible for the second half of the season, posting 50 catches for 917 yards but only two touchdowns. That ends up becoming 100 catches for 1,834 yards and four touchdowns over the course of a full season. Hilton gets a ton of yards, but his catches and touchdowns are concerns and the reasons he hasn't been able to enter the elite tier of fantasy receivers. The biggest concern is that Hilton isn't going to be as good of a fantasy option as he has in the past with Andrew Luck now retired. He should see a stat line closer to that which he had in 2017 when he had 57 catches for 966 yards and four touchdowns. Those are solid numbers, and they should be better this year with Hilton developing more chemistry with Jacoby Brissett and the Colts offense being much better as a whole now than it was back then. The issue is that Hilton was dramatically inconsistent that season and more should be expected again this year. Overall, Hilton isn't the same fantasy player without Andrew Luck, but he will still post solid numbers in a very inconsistent fashion. ​