Blair White (shoulder, questionable) missed Colts practice for a second straight day Friday.

Slot receiver Blair White was added to the Colts' injury report Thursday after missing practice with a shoulder injury.

Phillip B. Wilson of the Indianapolis Star expressed no concern over White's status for this week's game. More than most teams, the Colts give their receivers extra time off on Wednesday and Thursdays to deal with nicks and bruises. We're tentatively expecting White to play in Week 10.

According to the Indianapolis Star, Blair White will "undoubtedly" be the Colts' starting slot receiver in Week 10 against Cincinnati.

White will play the Austin Collie role as Peyton Manning's inside receiver. The undrafted rookie out of Michigan State also may have a chance for multiple "starts" after Collie was ruled out for Week 10 so quickly Tuesday. White will be a more than viable WR3 candidate for as long as Collie is out.

Blair White caught three passes for 42 yards in Sunday's loss to the Eagles.

White only got on the field after Austin Collie suffered a concussion in the second quarter. So his five targets should be taken seriously. With Collie likely to miss at least one week, White is worth an add as the starting No. 3 receiver.

Blair White did not receive any targets in the Colts' Week 8 win over Houston.

Anthony Gonzalez was on the field in three-wide sets. Safely cut White in favor of Gonzalez.

The Indianapolis Star's Phillip B. Wilson believes it doesn't make "much of a difference" to fantasy leaguers whether Blair White or Anthony Gonzalez starts in the slot this week.

Wilson thinks White will start in Austin Collie's slot role, but Gonzalez will "work his way into the mix." If he can stay healthy, Gonzalez has the benefit of a history with Peyton Manning. We wouldn't recommend relying on either one as a starter until we see some obvious separation.

The Indianapolis Star considers Blair White the primary replacement for Austin Collie (hand surgery) coming out of the Colts' bye week.

The Star acknowledges that Anthony Gonzalez (ankle) "might" be ready to return to game action, in which case he would take over the No. 3 role. Gonzalez is the better waiver pickup at this point, but White isn't a bad stash in deeper leagues.

Colts WR Blair White caught two passes for 20 yards in the team's Week 4 upset loss to Jacksonville.

It was a quiet second NFL appearance, as Peyton Manning preferred eating up the Jags with Dallas Clark and Reggie Wayne. White will return to fantasy irrelevance once Pierre Garcon (hamstring) gets back healthy.

Blair White had a nice NFL debut, posting three catches for 27 yards and a touchdown Week 3 against the Broncos.

White was active due to Pierre Garcon's injured hamstring, and was targeted six times. White made some nice plays, burning rookie CB Perrish Cox on a beautiful juke move to pull away on his 9-yard touchdown reception. He's a nice name to keep in the back of your head for the future in case another Colts WR goes down with an injury.

Colts signed WR Blair White from their practice squad.

The Colts only kept four receivers on the 53-man roster this year, so White answers the question "What will they do with Pierre Garcon and Anthony Gonzalez both out?" White will suit up as the No. 3 receiver against Denver this week. The undrafted rookie out of Michigan State closed out the preseason with seven catches for 132 yards against the Bengals.

Colts waived WR Blair White, CB Danny Gorrer, OT James Williams, S Ashton Hall, and DE Ervin Baldwin.

White, an undrafted rookie from Michigan State, may have earned himself a spot on the practice squad by being the lone Colts receiver to form a "rapport" with Curtis Painter in the preseason. The rest here were camp bodies.