After a rainy, sloppy, and absolutely ugly loss to the Tennessee Titans a week ago, the New York Giants fell to 5-9 on the season.

Sticking on the offensive side of the ball, receiver Russell Shepard (ankle) and starting center Spencer Pulley (quad) are both inactive as well.

With the absence of Landon Collins and Alec Ogletree, Ebron will surely be a favorite target for Luck and could add another end zone trip to his already impressive season.

After an impressive rookie year where Engram hauled in 64 receptions for 722 yards and six touchdowns, he’s had to deal with various injuries that have sidelined him for five total games throughout this season.

Engram could be the key for this Odell-less offense today, as the Colts are the worst team in the NFL this season defending tight ends – having given up 89 receptions for 1,030 yards thus far.

Vernon has been underwhelming and fairly disappointing the previous two seasons, as a nagging ankle injury has severely limited his production.