Professor

Colts’ Morris likely out for season; knee surgery today | IndyStar.com

Strong-side linebacker Rob Morris is scheduled for surgery today to repair a torn tendon in his left knee. His season likely is over.

Uncertainty hovers over the other four prominent players injured in the game: eight-time Pro Bowl wide receiver Marvin Harrison (bruised left knee), former Pro Bowl safety Bob Sanders (bruised ribs), running back Joseph Addai (bruised shoulder) and tight end Ben Utecht (concussion).

Until doctors clear the ailing players, Dungy will follow instincts engrained in him since he first became an NFL assistant coach with Pittsburgh in 1981. “If as coaches we were planning, we’ll plan for all of them to be out,’’ he said.

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bigboy

That may hurt if they actually faced some one this week before the bye...

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Justin

There is a lot of talent on that list

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RoyWilliams

Alot of injuries but they should all be good to go except Morris. His will hurt as hes lost for the season.

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ball in the baskett

it would really hurt the colts if addai doesent play he has been a monster

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Professor

Kenton Keith has been pretty good too, but I don't know how reliable he can be holding on to the ball. Time will tell, if addai is out, If Keith can't do squat, they may resign dee dee dorsey.

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