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WR Devin Aromashodu, Indianapolis Colts

HT: 6-2, WT: 203, Born: 5-23-1984, College: Auburn, Drafted: Round 7

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2008 Projections

RSHYDY/RTDRECYDY/RTDFPT
David Dodds00056012.006
Bob Henry00033411.303
Jason Wood133.00915016.7015
Maurile Tremblay00057314.607


2008 Schedule

WeekOpponent
1 Chicago Bears
2at Minnesota Vikings
3 Jacksonville Jaguars
Bye week
5at Houston Texans
6 Baltimore Ravens
7at Green Bay Packers
8at Tennessee Titans
9 New England Patriots
10at Pittsburgh Steelers
11 Houston Texans
12at San Diego Chargers
13at Cleveland Browns
14 Cincinnati Bengals
15 Detroit Lions
16at Jacksonville Jaguars
17 Tennessee Titans


2007 Game Summaries

Week 14 - Aromashodu saw action late in the game during garbage time. He was targeted twice by Jim Sorgi, and caught one of them.

Week 15 - Aromashodu was the target when Manning threw his only interception. He caught two passes for 37 yards.

Week 16 - Aromashodu filled in for Anthony Gonzalez after Gonzalez left with a foot injury early on. TE Dallas Clark actually was the team's number two option, but Aromashodu showed an ability to get open if nothing else. Of course, that could have had something to do with the fact that there were about five players on the Colts that teams fear more than him, so he wasn't exactly a focus of the defense. More than his play in the game is what his role meant. With Marvin Harrison out and now Gonzalez hobbled, we got a better sense of the wide receiver pecking order on the Colts should anyone be unavailable during the postseason. And Aromashodu looks to be the next man in line.

Week 17 - Aromashodu saw significant playing time as one of only three healthy receivers to suit up for the Colts. His numbers were held down due to most of the passes thrown his way being too high and uncatchable.