2 notable changes to Colts vs. Commanders Week 4 injury report
There were two noteworthy changes made to the Indianapolis Colts' second Week 4 injury report.
The Indianapolis Colts posted their second Week 4 injury report, revealing two significant changes in comparison to the previous report. The first positive update is that wide receiver Ashton Dulin, who had missed the past seven practices and two games due to an ankle injury, was a full participant in Thursday's practice. Dulin's return has led to Anthony Gould being added to the active roster to assist in the return game, while Laquon Treadwell has taken on a larger role on offense.
The second noteworthy change is that wide receiver Keenan Allen, who had a rest day on Wednesday, was limited during Thursday's practice due to a groin injury. The severity of Allen's injury and its impact on his availability for Sunday's game remains uncertain.
Other players who had rest days on Wednesday included Jonathan Taylor and Charvarius Ward, both of whom were full participants in Thursday's practice. Grover Stewart was also given a rest day on Thursday. Mo Alie-Cox, who has been dealing with an illness, remains a non-participant. Akeem Davis-Gaither, who was previously a non-participant due to a knee injury, was upgraded to a full participant for the upcoming game.
Kicker Spencer Shrader, who had a groin injury, was a full participant once again, with Shane Steichen confirming on Monday that Shrader should be fine for the game.
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