Colts hit the practice field for first day of mandatory minicamp: Injury updates, player absences and major blow as safety Daniel Scott torn Achilles.

Colts provide injury updates following first minicamp practice

On Tuesday, the Indianapolis Colts hit the practice field for their first day of mandatory minicamp. Injury updates were provided by James Boyd of The Athletic who was in attendance.

The Colts had several players missing from practice on Tuesday, including wide receiver Michael Pittman and tight end Mo Alie-Cox. Pittman had injured his knee during OTAs two weeks ago and was held out of practice as a precautionary measure. Alie-Cox missed last week’s practice due to an undisclosed injury but was back on the field on Tuesday. Receiver Alec Pierce was a new addition to the injury report and did not participate, reasons were undisclosed.

Braden Smith and Ashton Dulin continue to be absent from practice. Smith is recovering from offseason knee surgery while Dulin is still dealing with an ACL injury from last summer. There is no timeline yet for their return.

Safety Daniel Scott suffered a torn Achilles and will miss the entire 2024 season, which is a major blow for Scott who also missed his rookie season due to an ACL injury. Head coach Shane Steichen expressed sympathy for Scott and emphasized the importance of a positive attitude during the recovery process. Updates will be provided as more information becomes available.

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