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Pierce's Ankle Surgery: No Worries for Colts Camp

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Alec Pierce, Indianapolis Colts wide receiver, underwent routine surgery on his ankle, ensuring hell be ready for training camp. After signing a $144 million deal, Pierces breakout season with 47 catches, 1,003 yards, and 6 TDs makes him the top target following Michael Pittman Jr.s departure. With improved route running and elite deep ball skills, Pierce is set to continue dominating defenses.

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Pierce's Ankle Surgery: No Worries for Colts Camp

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It's April 20th, from breaking news to Sunday matchups. This is NFL News Today, powered by AI. Indianapolis Colts wide receiver, Alec Pierce, just had some clean up surgery on that ankle injury from last season. General manager Chris Ballard says it's routine, and Pierce should be good to go for training camp in Mitzala, July. He signed a huge four-year deal worth $114 million, with 84 million guaranteed, making this news hit different for. He's right after that ink dried. Coming off a breakout year at 25 years old, Pierce hauled in 47 catches for 1,000 three yards and six touchdowns over 15. Games. His 21.3 yards per reception led all wideouts in the league for the second straight season. With Michael Pittman Jr. now gone, Pierce steps up as the top target, and he's levied up his route running while staying elite on deballs and contested catches. Doctors see no long-term problems from the ankle fix, so expect Pierce to keep stretching

the field and lighting up defenses when camp kicks off.

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