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Colts vs. Saints: Final injury report for Week 8

Here’s a look at the final injury report for the Colts and Saints in Week 8.

The Indianapolis Colts (3-4) and New Orleans Saints (3-4) released their final injury reports Friday ahead of the Week 8 matchup at Lucas Oil Stadium.

Here’s a look at the final injury report for the Colts in Week 8:

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

Colts Injury Report
Player Injury Wed. 10/25 Thu. 10/26 Fri. 10/27 Status
CB JuJu Brents Quad DNP DNP DNP Out
TE Kylen Granson Concussion DNP DNP LP Out
DT Eric Johnson Ankle DNP DNP FP Questionable
RB Zack Moss Elbow/Heel DNP LP DNP Questionable
T Braden Smith Hip/Wrist DNP DNP DNP Out
CB Tony Brown Ribs — — DNP Questionable
DT DeForest Buckner Rest — — DNP —
C Ryan Kelly Rest — — DNP —

Notes

  • It’s no surprise regarding the three players who were ruled out. TE Kylen Granson appears to be progressing so look for his status next week.
  • RT Braden Smith hasn’t practiced since injuring his hip during the Thursday practice in Week 6. He will miss his third consecutive game.
  • DT Eric Johnson II has been trending in the right direction all week and his full participation status Friday is encouraging for his chances to play.
  • The fact that RB Zack Moss was downgraded Friday after being a limited participant the day before may suggest he didn’t respond well to practicing. He’s likely a game-time decision.
  • CB Tony Brown was a new addition to the report Friday so there’s a chance the Colts are without two cornerbacks.

Here’s a look at the final injury report for the Saints in Week 8:

Saints Injury Report
Player Injury Wed. 10/25 Thu. 10/26 Fri. 10/27 Status
G/T James Hunt Ankle DNP DNP DNP Out
RB Alvin Kamara Illness DNP FP FP —
LB Demario Davis Knee LP LP LP Questionable
TE Jimmy Graham Illness LP LP LP Questionable
S J.T. Gray Hamstring LP DNP LP Questionable
QB Taysom Hill Chest LP LP LP Questionable
TE Juwan Johnson Calf LP LP FP —
S Tyrann Mathieu Foot LP LP FP Questionable
S Marcus Maye Hamstring/Illness LP LP DNP Questionable
T Ryan Ramczyk Concussion LP FP FP —
T Landon Young Hip LP LP FP —
RB Kendre Miller Shoulder FP FP FP —
G Max Garcia Illness — LP LP Questionable
CB Alontae Taylor Hip — LP LP Questionable
G/T Andrus Peat Ankle — — LP Questionable

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Colts rule out 3 players vs. Saints in Week 8

Three Colts have been ruled out for Week 8.

The Indianapolis Colts ruled out three players Friday ahead of the Week 8 matchup against the New Orleans Saints.

Those three players include cornerback Julius Brents (quad), right tackle Braden Smith (hip/wrist) and tight end Kylen Granson (concussion).

Brents was not expected to play this week after suffering a quad injury during the Week 8 loss against the Cleveland Browns. In his place, fellow rookie Jaylon Jones will likely get the start while Darrell Baker Jr. also should see an uptick in snaps.

It also wouldn’t be a surprise if Ameer Speed made his Colts debut after he was claimed off waivers last week.

Smith will miss his third consecutive game due to a hip injury he suffered during the Thursday practice before the Week 6 game against the Jacksonville Jaguars. He hasn’t practiced since the injury. It will be rookie Blake Freeland making his third consecutive start right right tackle and his fifth consecutive start overall.

Granson will miss his second consecutive game due to a concussion, but he was seen wearing the red non-contact jersey at Friday’s practice, which suggests he’s making progress through the concussion protocol.

The Colts will release the full injury report with designations later Friday afternoon.

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Colts vs. Saints: Updated injury report for Week 8

Here’s the updated injury report for the Colts and Saints in Week 8.

The Indianapolis Colts (3-4) and New Orleans Saints (3-4) released their updated injury reports Thursday ahead of the Week 8 matchup at Lucas Oil Stadium.

Here’s a look at the updated injury report for the Colts in Week 8:

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

Colts Injury Report
Player Injury Wed. 10/25 Thu. 10/26 Fri. 10/27 Status
CB JuJu Brents Quad DNP DNP
TE Kylen Granson Concussion DNP DNP
DT Eric Johnson Ankle DNP DNP
RB Zack Moss Elbow/Heel DNP LP
T Braden Smith Hip/Wrist DNP DNP

Notes

  • RB Zack Moss was the only player to improve his status, logging a limited practice Thursday.
  • The Colts seem to be preparing to be without CB Julius Brents who seems unlikely to play due to the quad injury he suffered in Week 7.
  • TE Kylen Granson will need to practice Friday in order to have a chance to clear the protocol.
  • T Braden Smith still has not practiced since injuring his hip during the Thursday practice in Week 6, and he appears unlikely to play against the Saints.

Here’s a look at the updated injury report for the Saints in Week 8:

Saints Injury Report
Player Injury Wed. 10/25 Thu. 10/26 Fri. 10/27 Status
G/T James Hunt Ankle DNP DNP
RB Alvin Kamara Illness DNP FP
LB Demario Davis Knee LP LP
TE Jimmy Graham Illness LP LP
S J.T. Gray Hamstring LP DNP
QB Taysom Hill Chest LP LP
TE Juwan Johnson Calf LP LP
S Tyrann Mathieu Foot LP LP
S Marcus Maye Hamstring/Illness LP LP
T Ryan Ramczyk Concussion LP FP
T Landon Young Hip LP LP
RB Kendre Miller Shoulder FP FP
G Max Garcia Illness — LP
CB Alontae Taylor Hip — LP

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Colts vs. Saints: Initial injury report for Week 8

Here’s a look at the Wednesday injury report for the Colts and Saints in Week 8.

The Indianapolis Colts (3-4) and New Orleans Saints (3-4) released their initial injury reports Wednesday ahead of the Week 8 matchup at Lucas Oil Stadium.

Here’s a look at the initial injury report for the Colts in Week 8:

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

Colts Injury Report
Player Injury Wed. 10/25 Thu. 10/26 Fri. 10/27 Status
CB JuJu Brents Quad DNP
TE Kylen Granson Concussion DNP
DT Eric Johnson Ankle DNP
RB Zack Moss Elbow/Heel DNP
T Braden Smith Hip/Wrist DNP

Notes

  • Despite not practicing, TE Kylen Granson is progressing through the protocol. He has a chance to clear the protocol if he can practice Thursday.
  • CB Julius Brents suffered his quad injury during the Week 7 loss, and there’s a chance he will miss some time.
  • RB Zack Moss is a new addition to the injury report, and DT Eric Johnson suffered his ankle injury during the Week 7 loss.
  • T Braden Smith still has not practiced since injuring his hip during the Thursday practice in Week 6.

Here’s a look at the initial injury report for the Saints in Week 8:

Saints Injury Report
Player Injury Wed. 10/25 Thu. 10/26 Fri. 10/27 Status
G/T James Hunt Ankle DNP
RB Alvin Kamara Illness DNP
LB Demario Davis Knee LP
TE Jimmy Graham Rest LP
S J.T. Gray Hamstring LP
QB Taysom Hill Chest LP
TE Juwan Johnson Calf LP
S Tyrann Mathieu Foot LP
S Marcus Maye Hamstring LP
T Ryan Ramczyk Concussion LP
T Landon Young Hip LP
RB Kendre Miller Shoulder FP

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Colts’ Julius Brents suffers quad injury vs. Browns

Julius Brents will not return due to a quad injury.

Indianapolis Colts cornerback Julius Brents suffered a quadriceps injury against the Cleveland Browns and will not return to the game.

Brents suffered his injury during the second quarter on a sideline throw to Browns tight end David Njoku. He was in visible pain and walked off the field with a serious limp.

A few minutes after the third quarter start, Brents was ruled out. Taking his place will be Darrell Baker Jr. on the outside along with fellow rookie Jaylon Jones.

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Studs and duds from Colts’ 37-20 loss to Jaguars

Checking out the studs and duds from the Colts’ 37-20 loss to the Jaguars.

The Indianapolis Colts (3-3) lost their second game against the Jacksonville Jaguars (4-2) on Sunday down at TIAA Bank Field by a 37-20 score.

Despite leading after their first drive, Indianapolis could never find a consistent rhythm and put forth their worst performance of the season.

And after showing some brief life in the fourth quarter, Indianapolis looked lost and not ready to play for the division lead.

Here are the studs and duds from the Colts’ loss in Week 6:

5 takeaways from Colts’ 37-20 loss to Jaguars

Here are five takeaways from the Colts’ 37-20 loss to the Jaguars.

Death, taxes, and the Indianapolis Colts losing to the Jacksonville Jaguars in Duval County.

This marks the ninth straight loss for the Colts in Jacksonville and it is the first time that the Jags swept the season series since 2017. The offense started the game off on a good note with a field goal drive to start the game but it was all downhill after that. Gardner Minshew had his worst performance as a Colt.

He was shaky all afternoon. Minshew was responsible for the four turnovers by the Colts and could have had some more if the Jaguars defenders didn’t drop interception opportunities. The Indy defense had a slow start but started to play better as the game went on but got no help from the offense until it was too late.

There are not many positives to take from Indianapolis in this dreadful loss but here are five takeaways from the matchup:

Tracking Jalen Carter’s path to NFL Defensive Rookie of the Year entering Week 6

We’re ranking the 2024 NFL Defensive Rookie of the Year candidates and tracking Philadelphia #Eagles’ defensive tackle Jalen Carter’s chances ahead of Week 6

Jalen Carter was the initial first-round pick to sign his rookie deal.

Before the season, the former Georiga All-American manifested huge goals, and through four weeks in Sean Desai’s system, he’s on his way toward a triumphant affirmation.

Carter wants to win the NFL’s Defensive Rookie of the Year award and heading into a Week 6 matchup against the Jets and Quinnen Williams at MetLife Stadim,  the defensive tackle has staked his claim to that award and a potential Pro Bowl and All-Pro nomination.

We’re tracking Carter’s path to winning the award from now until Week 17, and ahead of Sunday’s game against the Jets, it’s Carter’s award to lose after the Christian Gonzalez injury news from two weeks ago.

Tracking Jalen Carter’s path to NFL Defensive Rookie of the Year award entering Week 5

We’re ranking the 2024 NFL Defensive Rookie of the Year candidates and tracking Philadelphia #Eagles’ defensive tackle Jalen Carter’s chances

Jalen Carter was the initial first-round pick to sign his rookie deal.

Before the season, the former Georiga All-American manifested huge goals, and through four weeks in Sean Desai’s system, he’s on his way toward a triumphant affirmation.

Carter wants to win the NFL’s Defensive Rookie of the Year award, and heading into a Week 5 matchup against the Rams and Aaron Donald at Sofi Stadim,  the defensive tackle has staked his claim to that award and a potential Pro Bowl and All-Pro nomination.

We’re tracking Carter’s path to winning the award from now until Week 17, and ahead of Sunday’s game against the Rams, it’s Carter’s award to lose after the Christian Gonzalez injury news.

Tracking Jalen Carter’s path to NFL Defensive Rookie of the Year award entering Week 4

We’re ranking the 2023 NFL Defensive Rookie of the Year candidates and tracking Philadelphia #Eagles’ defensive tackle Jalen Carter’s chances via @Thacover2NFL

Jalen Carter was the initial first-round pick to sign his rookie deal.

Before the season, the former Georiga All-American manifested huge goals, and through three weeks in Sean Desai’s system, he’s on his way toward a triumphant affirmation.

Carter wants to win the NFL’s Defensive Rookie of the Year award, and heading into a Week 4 matchup against Washington at Lincoln Financial Field, the defensive tackle has staked his claim to that award and a potential Pro Bowl and All-Pro nomination.

We’re tracking Carter’s path to winning the award from now until Week 17, and ahead of Sunday’s game against the Commanders, it’s Carter’s award to lose.