Colts Week 2 preseason versus Green Bay highlighted Indianapolis’ depth and some standout performers according to Pro Football Focus. Chris Lammons led the way with an 88.4 grade, delivering two pressures and a sack as a blitzer and showing solid coverage with three pass breakups. Jelani Woods followed at 86.7, drawing heavy targets (six) and contributing as a blocker on seven plays, even though he gained just 22 receiving yards. Tyler Warren (85.9) secured a 25-yard catch and flashed as a potential explosive target, while Luke Tenuta (85.7) stepped in at right tackle after injuries to Braden Smith and Blake Freeland, posting favorable marks in the run game and pass protection. Anthony Gould (85.2) served as a reliable option with three catches for 30 yards, including a long gain negated by a penalty. On the negative side, Adetomiwa Adebawore (29.8) showed some address, but struggled in the run game, and Marcus Haynes (38.8) faced difficulties in run defense. PFF cautions that grading is only one tool, but these marks shape roster discussions and fantasy angle considerations as Colts navigate their depth chart.

Robbie Chosen, the former Robby Anderson, is making waves not just for his on-field abilities but also for his personal journey of transformation. After spending two seasons with the Miami Dolphins, he recently shared his motivations behind the name change during a youth football camp in Fort Lauderdale. Emphasizing a new identity shaped by spirituality, he expressed a desire to leave a positive legacy for his children and the community. Chosen's story resonates deeply with fans, highlighting the intersection of sports and personal growth.

Throughout his career, Chosen has been a versatile asset on the field. While he initially joined the Dolphins in 2023, his evolving identity has become a focal point, showing how personal reflection can influence one's career. This evolution is not just a rebranding; it's about aligning his professional life with personal values. As he trains young athletes, Chosen imparts more than football skills; he shares life lessons derived from his journey of self-discovery.

The Indianapolis Colts have activated cornerback JuJu Brents from injured reserve after a lengthy absence due to a knee injury. Brents, who last played in Week 1 against the Houston Texans, had been sidelined for fifteen games but is set to return for the Colts' regular season finale against the Jacksonville Jaguars.

In a corresponding move, the Colts waived cornerback Chris Lammons. Brents had a promising rookie season in 2023, participating in nine games and recording impressive stats including 43 tackles and an interception. His return comes at a critical time for the Colts defense, which struggled significantly in their last game, allowing 45 points to the New York Giants.

Despite being out of playoff contention, Brents aims to make a positive impact against a struggling Jaguars offense, facing off against rookie standout Brian Thomas Jr. The Colts are keen to see how Brents performs after his long layoff and whether he can regain full capacity on the field.

The Indianapolis Colts are adjusting to new starting quarterback Joe Flacco as they prepare for a Week 9 matchup against the Minnesota Vikings. The latest injury report reveals only one absence, with left tackle Bernhard Raimann recovering from a concussion.

Key offensive players Ryan Kelly and Braden Smith returned to practice, which is crucial against a Vikings defense known for its pass rush. Meanwhile, wide receivers Josh Downs and Michael Pittman Jr. are also back on the field, providing Flacco with essential targets.

On the defensive side, Genard Avery is healthy, while Kwity Paye's hamstring issue raises concerns. The upcoming report will clarify the availability of players for the Sunday Night Football game.

The Indianapolis Colts are seeing a positive shift in their locker room as ten players were full participants in Thursday's practice. This is crucial as they prepare for a key matchup against the Houston Texans, aiming for the top spot in the AFC South.

Highlighted players include running back Jonathan Taylor, returning from a high ankle sprain, and defensive lineman DeForest Buckner, who is back after a short stint on injured reserve. The return of wide receivers Josh Downs and Michael Pittman Jr. could significantly bolster the offense.

On the defensive side, linebacker E.J. Speed is also back in action, while some players like Genard Avery and Jaylon Carlies missed practice. The final injury report before the game will be pivotal for the Colts' strategy.