Arden Key has been a full-time starter during his first Colts season. The veteran defensive end is now in line to miss time, however. Key suffered a hamstring injury on Sunday, and head coach Shane Steichen said a spell on the sidelines would wind up being necessary after the game.
The Indianapolis Colts are getting a tough injury update, after a big win over the Washington Commanders. Indianapolis will have to play for a while without one of their top defensive players.
ESPN’s Jeremy Fowler reports Colts DE Arden Key is expected to miss three to four weeks with a hamstring injury. Key, 30, is a former third-round pick of the Raiders out of LSU back in 2018.
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The Indianapolis Colts will be without starting defensive end Arden Key for a while after a hamstring injury suffered in London. Key was hurt during Sunday’s 30-13 win over the Washington Commanders.
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