The Indianapolis Colts have been rolling in 2025, picking up a 3-1 record behind one of the league's most surprising offenses. Quarterback Daniel Jones has emerged as one of the best passers, and the team continues to surprise.

Pierce suffered a concussion in the third quarter against the Titans, which meant he was forced to sit out against the Rams. He's been a full participant for two straight practices. Franklin rested a sore ankle on Wednesday, but returned as a full participant on Thursday. Franklin has only missed one game over the past three seasons.

A key member of the Colts' offense returned to practice on Wednesday ahead of Indianapolis' Week 5 game vs. the Raiders.

Linebacker Zaire Franklin (ankle), running back Tyler Goodson (groin), cornerback Xavien Howard (personal), cornerback Kenny Moore (calf), and safety Daniel Scott (knee) did not practice for the Colts. Right guard Matt Goncalves (toe) was the team's only limited participant on Wednesday.

The Indianapolis Colts brought in a new cornerback after veteran Xavien Howard announced his retirement. The Indianapolis Colts announced they have signed first-year cornerback Keenan Garber to their practice squad on Tuesday morning.

The Indianapolis Colts announced they have released WR Tyler Scott from the practice squad.  The move was to clear room for veteran CB Mike Hilton, who

WR Coleman Owen: Undrafted out of Ohio, Owen led the Colts with 13 catches for 124 yards and a touchdown in the preseason, all while averaging 10.5 yards per return on punts. Owen is a likely practice squad target if he doesn't get picked up on waivers.

Coach Shane Steichen said Pierce (concussion) will practice Wednesday, James Boyd of The Athletic reports. It's unclear if Pierce remains in the concussion protocol after being deemed inactive for the Colts' Week 3 loss to the Rams,