Doug Marrone announced on Tuesday that Nick Foles will be the team's starting quarterback in Week 11 against the Colts and rookie Gardner Minshew will return to being the backup.

Related players: D.J. Chark

Minshew wasn't great in a loss to the Texans in London on Sunday, and it may have left a lasting impression as he turned the ball over on three consecutive possessions in the final quarter, even though the game was pretty much over by that point. Foles was injured Week 1 with a broken collarbone but Marrone said the decision came down to experience, which was on Foles' side. The Jags play at the Colts in Week 11 after their Week 10 bye. Maybe the biggest question is will Foles have the chemistry with Chark, who broke out this season with Minshew throwing him the ball.

Jaguars are placing WR Marqise Lee (shoulder) on injured reserve.

Related players: Chris Conley, Dede Westbrook, D.J. Chark, Keelan Cole, C.J. Broad

Conley, of course, busted out last week week so it looks like he's going to step in nicely as at least WR3 behind Dede Westbrook and D.J. Chark. Conley should be a popular pickup this week if still available. Cole and Broad could move up the depth chart as well.

Miles Sanders is averaging just 3.5 yards per carry, which ranks 24th of 30 running backs with at least 50 carries.

But he’s caught 13 passes for 219 yards, the eighth-most receiving yards in the league by a running back. He’s got five catches of 30 yards or more — he had only one in college — and that’s more than every wide receiver in the NFL other than Will Fuller of the Texans and D.J. Chark of the Jaguars.

Related players: Jordan Howard

QB Carson Wentz and Sanders have connected on several wheel routes, and the duo looks like they've been running that play for years. Sanders admits he hasn't shown much in the run game, according to the story, which has left the door open for Howard. But look for Sanders to continue to be used in the passing game at the very least.