Colts dont rule out any player for Week 18 vs. the Texans
After a lengthy opening injury report, Indianapolis Colts head coach Shane Steichen had a positive report to share with the media. The Colts aren't ruling out a single player for their Week 18 matchup with the Houston Texans. This means all the players currently on their active roster at least have a chance to play […]
After a lengthy opening injury report, Indianapolis Colts head coach Shane Steichen had a positive report to share with the media.
The Colts aren't ruling out a single player for their Week 18 matchup with the Houston Texans.
This means all the players currently on their active roster at least have a chance to play this week, including CB Kenny Moore II and RB Zack Moss, who missed last week's game.
Now, this doesn't mean everyone is going to be active quite yet. A player that will still be monitored over the next couple of days ahead of their game on Saturday is starting center Ryan Kelly. He returned to practice on Thursday but was seen in a boot on Tuesday and Wednesday. Him practicing gives him at least a shot to play, which would be huge for the Colts. A win in Week 18 would send them to the playoffs, but a loss would end their season. Having their entire starting offensive line would be a significant boost.
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