Colts Injury Updates: Pierce, Jones, Buckner, More

0:00On April 20th, Colts players hit the Indiana Farm Bureau Football Center this week to kick off their 2026 voluntary off-season program. General manager Chris Ballard dropped updates on several guys coming back from injuries, keeping fans hopeful for training camp and beyond. Wide receiver Alec Pierce had a cleanup on his ankle and will sit out OTA's and mini-camp in May and June, but he's on track for camp with no long term. Issues after his big 1,000 yard season last year. After back Daniel Jones, nursing a torn Achilles from December is throwing and moving well, eyeing week 1 if his body cooperates. Defensive tackle DeForest Buckner had neck work after a late-season return and should be ready by camp 2. Kicker Spencer Schrader, out since a torn ACL last October, is back to booming kicks, including a 54-yarder and Hillbattle-Blake group who went perfect after joining in December. 2025 draft picks cornerback Justin Wally and safety hunter Woller are wrapping up rehab

1:03from pre-season setbacks with high hopes for starting spots. Meanwhile, veteran corner Kenny Moore, the second requested a trade after nine years and Ballard respected that move. Quarterback Anthony Richardson is training in Jacksonville Post-I injury, clear for action, but trade talks haven't panned out yet. He's still a... Colt for now. As these recoveries progress, the team's gearing up for a strong summer push.