Colts Injury Report: Mostly Healthy | Indianapolis Colts News

0:00On September 12th, alright, let's talk about the Indianapolis Colts injury situation heading into their first game against the Baltimore Ravens. The main takeaway is that most of the squad is good to go. White receiver Alec Pierce, who's been dealing with the heal issue, practiced in a limited capacity all week but doesn't have a game designation, meaning, he's expected to play, he might be on a pitch count though, just to ease him back in. Safety AJ Halsey, who's slated to start, also finished the week with full practices and no game designation, so he should be ready to roll. He'll likely be splitting time at strong safety with Hunter Wooler. Defensive tackles deforese Buckner and Grover Stewart, along with cornerback char various ward, were held out of some practices for rest, but there, all clear to play. Ward has been managing a back issue throughout the offseason. Quarterback Anthony Richardson and center-centric van pran Granger both shook off illnesses this week and are available, though they'll likely be, backing up their positions, is

1:00good to see them healthy for the opener. The only real concern on the injury report is linebacker Austin Ajayke. He's nursing a hamstring problem and has been given a questionable designation for Sunday's game. He mispractice late in the week, so he'll probably be a game time decision. So, overall, the Colt are looking pretty healthy for their matchup against the Ravens. A few guys are managing minor things or coming back from illness, but it seems like they'll have most of their key players ready to compete. This has been Indianapolis Colt News Today, powered by AI. I'm Corey with The Story.