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Colts vs. Titans: Keys to victory in Week 5

Here’s how the Colts can beat the Titans in Week 5.

The Indianapolis Colts continue their homestand in Week 5 with an AFC South rivalry game against the Tennessee Titans.

The division is currently a very contested race. All four teams hold the same record entering this week and need a win to continue their push for the South’s best. The Colts, in particular, are looking to right the wrongs of several games past and break a five-game losing streak against Tennessee.

Here are the keys to victory for overcoming the prowess of the Titans:

Colts’ Drew Ogletree clears concussion protocol

Drew Ogletree looks good to go for Week 2.

Indianapolis Colts tight end Drew Ogletree was cleared from the concussion protocol and will play against the Houston Texans in Week 2, the team announced Saturday.

Ogletree suffered a concussion during the season opener on a 20-yard reception against the Jacksonville Jaguars. He quickly progressed through the protocol as the week went on, capping the week with a full participation at practice on Friday.

Because he still had to be cleared by the independent neurologist, he was given a questionable tag on the final injury report. However, he was cleared Saturday and the questionable tag was removed.

Ogletree should be active now that he’s been cleared, and he may even see a slightly bigger role due to the fact that fellow tight end Kylen Granson was added to the injury report Saturday due to a hamstring injury. He’s considered questionable to play for the divisional matchup.

If Granson can’t play or is limited due to the injury, we may see the debut of rookie Will Mallory.

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2 ruled out, 5 questionable in Colts vs. Texans

Here are the injury designations for the Colts and Texans in Week 2.

The Indianapolis Colts (0-1) and Houston Texans (0-1) are entering a divisional matchup in Week 2 that likely will be impacted by injuries on both sides.

On the final injury report, the Colts didn’t rule any players out but did have two players listed as questionable, including one starter. For the Texans, two starters were ruled out for the game while three others are listed as questionable, two of which are starters.

UPDATE: We swapped Colts tight end Drew Ogletree for Kylen Granson. Ogletree was cleared from the concussion protocol and taken off the injury report while Granson was a late addition to the injury report due to a hamstring injury.

Here’s a look at the injury designations for the Week 2 matchup.

Colts vs. Texans: Final injury report for Week 2

Here’s the final injury report for the Colts and Texans in Week 2.

The Indianapolis Colts (0-1) and Houston Texans (0-1) released their final injury reports Friday ahead of the Week 2 matchup at NRG Stadium.

The Colts didn’t rule any players out on their final injury report and have two listed as questionable, including one starter.

Here’s a look at the final injury report for the Colts in Week 2:

*DNP = Did Not Participate — LP = Limited Participant — FP = Full Participant*

Player	Injury	Wed. 9/13	Thur. 9/14	Fri. 9/15	Status
G Quenton Nelson	Toe	DNP	DNP	LP	*Questionable*
TE Drew Ogletree	Concussion	DNP	LP	FP	*Questionable*
T Braden Smith	Knee/Ankle	DNP	FP	FP	—
RB Zack Moss	Forearm	FP	FP	FP	—
P Rigoberto Sanchez	Illness	—	—	DNP	—

Notes

RB Zack Moss is without a designation and should be the leader in the backfield as he makes his debut.
TE Drew Ogletree is still in the protocol but the fact that he was a full participant Friday without the red non-contact jersey means he’s close to returning. He likely still needs to be cleared by the independent neurologist.
G Quenton Nelson returned to practice Friday and appears to be a game-time decision.
RT Braden Smith appears good to go while P Rigoberto Sanchez was added to the injury report due to an illness but is without a designation.

Here’s a look at the final injury report for the Texans in Week 2:

Player	Injury	Wed. 9/13	Thur. 9/14	Fri. 9/15	Status
LB Neville Hewitt	Illness	DNP	DNP	LP	Questionable
S Jalen Pitre	Chest	DNP	DNP	DNP	Out
T Laremy Tunsil	Knee	DNP	LP	DNP	Questionable
S Jimmy Ward	Hip	DNP	DNP	DNP	Out
S Grayland Arnold	Hamstring	LP	FP	FP	—
LB Blake Cashman	Hamstring	LP	LP	FP	—
T George Fant	Shoulder	LP	FP	FP	—
WR John Metchie	Hamstring	LP	LP	FP	—
LB Denzel Perryman	Ankle/Wrist	LP	FP	FP	—
TE Dalton Schultz	Thigh	LP	FP	FP	—
WR Robert Woods	Rest	LP	FP	FP	—
RB Dare Ogunbowale	Hamstring	FP	FP	FP	—
QB C.J. Stroud	Shoulder	—	—	LP	Questionable

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Colts vs. Texans: Updated injury report in Week 2

Here’s a look at the updated injury report for the Colts and Texans in Week 2.

The Indianapolis Colts (0-1) and Houston Texans (0-1) released their updated injury reports Thursday ahead of the Week 2 matchup at NRG Stadium.

Here’s a look at the updated injury report for the Colts in Week 2:

*DNP = Did Not Participate — LP = Limited Participant — FP = Full Participant*

Player	Injury	Wed. 9/13	Thur. 9/14	Fri. 9/15	Status
G Quenton Nelson	Toe	DNP	DNP
TE Drew Ogletree	Concussion	DNP	LP
T Braden Smith	Knee/Ankle	DNP	FP
RB Zack Moss	Forearm	FP	FP

Notes

RB Zack Moss seems to be on track to return in Week 2.
TE Drew Ogletree is making progress as he returned to practice Thursday, though he’s still in the concussion protocol.
G Quenton Nelson missed his second consecutive practice so he definitely is in danger of missing this game.
RT Braden Smith returned to practice in a full capacity so he should be good to go barring a setback..

Here’s a look at the updated injury report for the Texans in Week 2:

Player	Injury	Wed. 9/13	Thur. 9/14	Fri. 9/15	Status
LB Neville Hewitt	Illness	DNP	DNP
S Jalen Pitre	Chest	DNP	DNP
T Laremy Tunsil	Knee	DNP	LP
S Jimmy Ward	Hip	DNP	DNP
S Grayland Arnold	Hamstring	LP	FP
LB Blake Cashman	Hamstring	LP	LP
T George Fant	Shoulder	LP	FP
WR John Metchie	Hamstring	LP	LP
LB Denzel Perryman	Ankle/Wrist	LP	FP
TE Dalton Schultz	Thigh	LP	FP
WR Robert Woods	Rest	LP	FP
RB Dare Ogunbowale	Hamstring	FP	FP

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Colts vs. Texans: Initial injury report for Week 2

Taking a look at the initial injury reports for the Colts and Texans in Week 2.

The Indianapolis Colts (0-1) and Houston Texans (0-1) returned to the practice field Wednesday and released their initial practice injury reports ahead of the Week 2 matchup at NRG Stadium.

Here’s a look at the initial injury report for the Colts in Week 2:

*DNP = Did Not Participate — LP = Limited Participant — FP = Full Participant*

Player	Injury	Wed. 9/13	Thur. 9/14	Fri. 9/15	Status
G Quenton Nelson	Toe	DNP
TE Drew Ogletree	Concussion	DNP
T Braden Smith	Knee/Ankle	DNP
RB Zack Moss	Forearm	FP

Notes

RB Zack Moss logged his first full practice of the season after being limited all throughout Week 1.
TE Drew Ogletree remains in the concussion protocol from the injury he sustained in the opener. He’s certainly a question mark and one to monitor throughout the week.
G Quenton Nelson suffered his injury in the opener but returned to finish the game while RT Braden Smith played 100% of the snaps in Week 1.
Despite suffering a bone bruise, QB Anthony Richardson (knee/ankle) was not on the injury report to begin the week, which means he’s going to play barring a setback.

Here’s a look at the initial injury report for the Texans in Week 2 (will be updated):

Player	Injury	Wed. 9/13	Thur. 9/14	Fri. 9/15	Status
LB Neville Hewitt	Illness	DNP
S Jalen Pitre	Chest	DNP
T Laremy Tunsil	Knee	DNP
S Jimmy Ward	Hip	DNP
S Grayland Arnold	Hamstring	LP
LB Blake Cashman	Hamstring	LP
T George Fant	Shoulder	LP
WR John Metchie	Hamstring	LP
LB Denzel Perryman	Ankle/Wrist	LP
TE Dalton Schultz	Thigh	LP
WR Robert Woods	Rest	LP
RB Dare Ogunbowale	Hamstring	FP

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5 observations from Day 10 of Colts training camp

Our own Meghan Hall gives her five observations from Day 10 of Colts training camp.

As the first game of the preseason approaches, the Indianapolis Colts are making final tweaks to how they will show up at Orchard Park on Saturday when they visit the Buffalo Bills.

That included a lighter training camp practice on Thursday, which was their 10th practice since the opening of camp. While we conducted a quick roundup of what went down, we’ll dive a bit deeper into the day’s practice.

Here are five observations from Day 10 of Colts training camp:

5 bold predictions entering Colts training camp

Here are five bold predictions for the Colts as they enter training camp.

Training camp awaits the Indianapolis Colts, and so do many new possibilities. With a revamped coaching staff and several new pieces from the draft and free agency, the Colts are ready to put it together.

Entering new seasons always brings more hope regardless of how a team may have finished the previous season. The Colts are a prime example of this considering their new additions at head coach and quarterback.

Here are five bold predictions entering Colts training camp:

5 Colts players with the most to gain at training camp

These Colts have the most to gain at training camp in 2023.

With training camp around the corner, the Indianapolis Colts can look forward to a clean slate from last season and a chance to improve.

Head coach Shane Steichen is leading the charge and fans can expect that, at minimum, a culture shift will happen.

With a culture shift comes a change in mindset and a push for growth for many players.

Here are five Colts players with the most to gain at training camp this year:

5 under-the-radar Colts players to watch at training camp

Taking a look at five under-the-radar Colts to keep an eye on at training camp.

The Indianapolis Colts start training camp next week where temperatures will be hot, but several Colts battles will be hotter. The team needs a spark, and these players could provide a much-needed boost.

With head coach Shane Steichen now leading the team, who will thrive under his leadership?

Here are the five under-the-radar Colts players to watch: