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Charvarius Ward's Comeback: Health vs Football

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Charvarius Ward, Indianapolis Colts cornerback, is gearing up for the 2026 season, despite three concussions last year. His social media post and GM Chris Ballards confirmation hint at a comeback. Ward, a top-performing corner when healthy, could form a formidable duo with Sauce Gardner. However, recurring concussions may force him to consider football versus life after the game.

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Charvarius Ward's Comeback: Health vs Football

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NFL News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Charvarius Ward's Comeback: Health vs Football. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

On March 30, Indianapolis Colts' Cornerback Charvary's Ward looks ready to suit up again for the 2026 season, despite battling three. Concussions last year that landed him on injured reserve. He dropped a motivational question on his social media, hinting at his comeback plans, and Colts' GM Chris Ballard confirmed just weeks ago that all. Signs point to Ward pushing forward. Ward, the 29-year-old veteran, only started seven games, racking up 25 tackles, seven passes defenced, and a fumble recovery. But his performance popped when healthy earning top 10 PFF grades at corner, right behind teammate Saw Skarner. Fans barely saw the star duo of Ward and Gardner together, just once in week 12 against the Kansas City Chiefs, as injuries sideline both. Including Ward's freak pre-game concussion in week 6. If Ward stays healthy, he could lock down the league opposite Gardner, but those recurring head knocks mean he might soon face the big call on.

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