Reich says T.Y. Hilton "re-aggravated the quad."

Related players: Parris Campbell

Reich added, "We'll see how he progresses this week," according to the rest of the tweet. Obviously Hilton's status is in question for Week 4. Campbell could benefit the most of Hilton can't go in Week 4.

Devin Funchess, who signed a one-year contract with the Indianapolis Colts in the offseason, suffered a broken collarbone in Sunday's overtime loss to the Los Angeles Chargers. He had three catches for 32 yards.

NFL.com had the initial report. It also reported that Funchess will seek a second opinion but that surgery is likely.

Related players: Parris Campbell, Chester Rogers, Zach Pascal, Deon Cain

Funchess is listed as the team's WR2 meaning rookie Campbell could now see a bump in playing time and targets as a result of Funchess' injury. Rogers, Pascal and Cain all move up the depth chart as well.

Rookie receiver Parris Campbell will miss his third day of practice with a hamstring injury.

Coach Frank Reich was full of superlatives for Parris Campbell's ability on Sunday and that's also the day Campbell tweaked his hamstring. Hamstring issues are fairly common early in camp and this could be a non-issue, but they also can linger. Keep your ear to the ground.

Colts head coach Frank Reich has been impressed with rookie WR Parris Campbell.

Related players: T.Y. Hilton, Devin Funchess

Campbell, the rookie out of Ohio State, put on a show with two red zone TDs. After that, Reich said: "What he did in the red zone weren’t hybrid, gadget, slot receiver type plays. They were legit, NFL, I’m going to be a stud receiver plays.” Campbell is 65th on our WR list and third among Colts WRs behind Hilton and Funchess. Looks like Campbell is at least in the mix for a WR3 role.

Fourth-year wide receiver Chester Rogers was, arguably, the best player on the field during Tuesday’s practice open to reporters.

Whether it was his diving sideline catch or his leaping, fingertip grab later in the workout, Rogers’ presence was felt throughout. Rogers, per usual, showed his ability in space, where he is often at his best because of his ability to make defenders miss. With veteran T.Y. Hilton and rookie Parris Campbell sidelined, Rogers got extensive work with the first-team offense and quarterback Jacoby Brissett. He took full advantage.

Indy's WR room is certainly a crowded one with T.Y. Hilton, Deon Cain's impending return from injury and the additions of Devin Funchess and Parris Campbell this offseason. Rogers has shown flashes of production in his three-year tenure with the Colts but averaged just 7.1 PPR points per contest last season. He needs to show more consistency to be fantasy relevant, but Indy's offense has the ability to support a deep receiving corps.