Latest Colts injury report: Week 6 Friday Practice
The Indianapolis Colts obviously won't have their starting QB, as Anthony Richardson was placed on IR. But outside of that notable injury, the Colts are getting healthy ahead of their Week 6 matchup. Thursday's practice saw all eligible players practice for the Colts. Friday's practice is always a big one because the team will give […]
The Indianapolis Colts obviously won't have their starting QB, as Anthony Richardson was placed on IR. But outside of that notable injury, the Colts are getting healthy ahead of their Week 6 matchup.
Thursday's practice saw all eligible players practice for the Colts.
Friday's practice is always a big one because the team will give an official designation for their Week 6 game. It also could be big information on the players currently in the NFL's concussion protocol as they progress through the steps required to return to the field.
Friday's Injury Report:
No Designation:
- Shaquille Leonared
- Kwity Paye
- Bernhard Raimann
- DeForest Buckner
- Grover Stewart
The majority of the players on the Colts injury report have been given no designbation for Week 6. This means they all will suit up and are available for this Sunday's game. The biggest development here being starting LT Bernhard Raimann and Edge Kwity Paye who have been in the NFL's concussion protocol for over a week and now will return to the field with the team.
Questionable:
- Mo Alie-Cox
- Ryan Kelly
Ryan Kelly is a late addition to the teams injury report with a ankle/foot injury. This normally means he suffered the injury near the end of Thursday's practice which held him out today. Kelly has been having a terrific rebound season this year and has already had to miss two games due to a concussion he suffered earlier this season. We likely wont get more information on this front until game day.
Out:
- Braden Smith
The Colts did rule out an offensive lineman but not one that has missed a game yet this season. As starting RT Braden Smith suffered a hip injury on Thursday on top of the foot and wrist issues he's been battling and now will miss Week 6. With Smith out the team will turn yet again to rookie Blake Freeland who will not move from the left side back to where he has practiced the most with the colts on the right side.
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