Rookie Justin Walley tore his ACL and will miss the season, complicating Indy’s depth at corner. His absence underscores the urgency of Howard’s addition and increases the short-term reliance on the veterans and Brents’ eventual comeback.

Walley, a rookie, suffered a season-ending ACL in camp, leaving the Colts thin at outside CB. His injury opens a clearer path for veteran additions and depth chart movement as the season approaches, with Brents/Jones and Womack III contending for roles behind Ward/Howard.

Walley’s season-ending ACL injury peppered the Colts’ CB depth with a major blank. His absence compounds the challenge for Indy’s secondary, escalating the importance of the remaining depth and their ability to absorb reps early in the season.

Walley is out for the season with an ACL injury, compounding Indy’s cornerback depth issues. His absence places additional pressure on the remaining corners and could reshape the Colts’ defensive depth chart and spin on early-season matchups.

Walley’s season-ending ACL devastates Colts’ rookie depth at corner. His loss compounds the situation in the secondary and raises the workload for remaining corners and safeties, increasing the opportunities for opposing pass games and elevating the value of Colts defensive depth players in DFS and dynasty formats.