Wentz out indefinitely

[AlwaysSunnyinIndy]

Originally Posted by Hoopsdoc

It says he felt a “twinge”. That says ligament more than bone.

Of course, it’s all just speculation right now.

Silver says it could be both.

https://twitter.com/MikeSilver/statu...94824540033025

I'm told the Wentz foot injury involves a bone and a ligament... Colts had been hoping for better news, are bracing for possible surgery

[Hoopsdoc]

Originally Posted by AlwaysSunnyinIndy

Silver says it could be both.

https://twitter.com/MikeSilver/statu...94824540033025

This is a disaster for the Colts.

They can’t afford for Wentz to miss training camp and preseason with the brutal first part of the schedule and now it’s looking like he’s missing AT LEAST that. Probably more.

This might be the death blow to the season already, 3 days into camp.

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In his final season in the NFL, Payton Manning was plagued by plantar fasciitis. I suppose that we'll find out soon enough exactly what it is with Wentz, and the subsequent treatment for it.

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[HoosierinFL]

I kinda wanted Eason more than Wentz anyway, so let’s see what he’s got.

Even Ehlinger feels more promising

[Oldcolt]

I totally agree with Omaha on this. I would add that being 60% vaccinated as a team will most likely cost us a game or two. Keep that first Ballard. Let’s find out about Eason!

[rcubed]

Agree. Just roll with eason and see what happens.


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Last year, the Colts showed they were a complete team with a 39 year-old Philip Rivers as their QB. Rivers was a great quarterback in his prime, and he was still a very good quarterback last year, but he had the mobility of a turtle ...... and he was literally untouched in the playoff game against the Bills in 46 pass attempts.

I agree with apballin on this one ..... we got this.

The Colts will play the Patriots in the 2021 AFC championship game that is played in January of 2022.

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