Colts pass rusher Arden Key expected to miss 3–4 weeks with hamstring
Indianapolis Colts pass rusher Arden Key is expected to miss about ̄3–4 weeks after suffering a hamstring injury, per Jeremy Fowler. The starter had been flagged as likely to miss time by head coach Shane Steichen on Monday. Th…
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Indianapolis Colts pass rusher Arden Key is expected to miss about ̄3–4 weeks after suffering a hamstring injury, per Jeremy Fowler. The starter had been flagged as likely to miss time by head coach Shane Steichen on Monday.
Jeremy Fowler (@JFowlerESPN): Colts pass rusher Arden Key is expected to miss aboutthree-to-four weeks with a hamstring injury, per sources. Head coach Shane Steichen said Monday that Key, a starter, would miss 'some time.'
The timeline makes Key questionable for roughly the next month of games as the Colts manage their pass-rush rotation without him. His absence thins a position group that has leaned on its starting edge rushers for pressure early this season.
Steichen had said Monday that Key, a starter, would miss 'some time'; Indianapolis plays at home against the Packers in Week 5; Key's projected return would fall around early November if the timeline holds. Key's expected return would land around the midpoint of the season, giving Indianapolis a window to manage its pass-rush rotation while he rehabs.