Colts look in preseason form.

The Atlanta preseason game did not showcase the Indianapolis Colts in their mid-season form, revealing a team still searching for answers. Most players utilized were second stringers, with the regular season's starting lineup likely to be determined by individual second stringers filling in for starters. No specific team details were mentioned, but the league-wide practice squad cuts totaling 20 or so players are a common occurrence.

The team's roster, consisting of around 90 players, must be trimmed down to 53, along with 16 Practice Squad members who must include at least 10 rookies and up to six experienced players. The interior line featured LG Tucker, C Kreutz, and RB Morrissey, with Tucker likely practicing LG run plays and Morrissey checking his ability beyond backup Center.

Kreutz might have been cut, but no definitive decisions were made. DEs were seen moving more during the preseason, potentially preparing them for coverage. The defense's overall performance suggests a need for additional depth, possibly through a veteran backup linebacker. The quarterback situation remains uncertain, with concerns over both starters and potential free agent acquisitions.

Overall, the preseason performance has not significantly altered expectations for the Colts' readiness for the opening game.