Colts' Key Players Rehabbing for Next Season

0:00On April 20th, Colts General Manager Chris Ballard dropped some positive injury updates on a bunch of key players rehabbing for next season. We're talking quarterback Daniel Jones, defensive tackle DeForest Buckner, Kicker Matt Schrader, and Rookie's quarterback Justin Wally and Safety Hunter. Wolder, these guys are making strides and the team is feeling good about most of them heading into training camp. Ballard highlighted Jones, who tore his Achilles in week 14 last season and had surgery right after. His camp is optimistic. He'll be ready to roll by training camp start. Folks even spotted him walking around at the Masters recently, which is a solid sign he's on the mend. Buckner's situation stands out as the biggest wildcard though. The 32-year-old vet dealt with a neck injury starting in week 9 last year. He tried coming back but wasn't himself by week 16, landing on injured reserve for the rest of the season. Neck issues like that are no joke for a player with his mileage. Schrader should be good to go after his knee tweak in week 5, but he's walking into a fierce battle for the kicking gig against Blake Group.

1:05Who? Balled out in relief last year. Meanwhile, Wally and Wolder were camp stars as Rookie's before season-ending injuries sideline them before they even played a snap. All eyes on these rehab stories is training camp nears. They could shape the cult's whole lineup and push for a stronger run next season.