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Colts owner Jim Irsay made it clear on Thursday his coaching staff wont be rushing Wentz back ahead of schedule. 

The Colts announced last week that both Wentz and Nelson would be sidelined five to 12 weeks after undergoing operations to repair the same foot injury. 

Nick Mensio recaps Wednesday’s news out of training camps, checking in on Carson Wentz, Dak Prescott, Rashod Bateman and others., Page 1

Colts RB Jonathan Taylor joined "Good Morning Football" on Wednesday morning to discuss how the excellent finish to his rookie year has helped him prepare for 2021.

Colts Depth Chart Projection After Two Weeks Of Training Camp | 93.5 & 107.5 The FanINDIANAPOLIS – It’s about time for the Colts to see an actual opponent. The Carolina Panthers are coming to Grand...

After both underwent operations last week for the same foot injury, Colts quarterback Carson Wentz and guard Quenton Nelson are trending toward recovering in time for next months regular-season opener, sources told ESPN.

Quarterback Carson Wentz and guard Quenton Nelson are trending towards being available for the Colts’ Week 1 opener against the Seattle Seahawks, according to ESPN’s Chris Mortensen. It should be...

20 In order to be actually confronted with a true quarterback controversy, a team must first possess multiple NFL-caliber quarterbacks. And if we’re being honest, it’s not yet clear whether the Colts have even one starting-level quarterback behind injured Carson Wentz. But while Jacob Eason will get every opportunity to be the starter during Wentz’s absence, he isn’t the only quarterback in the picture. And that is because Sam Ehlinger h...

Colts QB Carson Wentz has very successful foot surgery By Zac Wassink  |  Last updated 8/3/21 Indianapolis Colts coach Frank Reich told reporters Monday that quarterback Carson Wentz required surgery to repair the foot injury he suffered last week in practice.  According to Joel A. Erickson of the Indianapolis Star, Reich offered a positive update on his signal-caller Tuesday.  "Very successful surgery," Reich said of the procedure. "Best-case scenario. What’s that mean?...

Dadgummit, Philip Rivers might not be done playing in the NFL, after all. Roughly seven months after announcing his retirement following 17 pro seasons, Rivers told the Los Angeles Times Sam Farmer that he hasnt closed the door on a comeback late in the 2021 season. Rivers was clear hes focused on coaching high school football currently, but if there is an NFL team that needs him toward the tail end of the season, a comeback could be in the works. "Im just going to stay ready," Rivers, 39, told...