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T.Y. Hilton left the Indianapolis Colts' Week 12 game with a back injury, and if he is forced to miss any more time, that will create some nice opportunity for Phillip Dorsett to step up as the team's number-two wideout.

While he wasn't productive with Scott Tolzien throwing to him on Thursday, Dorsett matched his season-high with 6 targets and was on the field for 75% of the team's offensive snaps -- a number that is sure to rise even higher if Hilton sits.

Dorsett has also been the Colts' second-most efficient wideout, behind only Hilton, with a 0.78 Reception NEP per target on the season, and won't need a huge workload to offer strong upside against a New York Jets defense that our metrics had ranking 28th against the pass heading into Week 12.