Thanks to Lockout, Colts Tight End Dallas Clark Forced to Rehab Out of Local Sports Medicine Center

Indianapolis Colts tight end Dallas Clark was limited to playing in just six games last season before suffering a season-ending against the Washington Redskins in Week 6. Thanks to the current lockout as players and owners look to work out a new deal to save the 2011 season, Clark is forced to rehab his wrist outside of the Colts facility. According to ESPN AFC South blogger Paul Kuharsky, Clark is rehabbing at St. Vincent Sports Medicine in Indianapolis since he’s not allowed inside the Colts’ training complex. As part of the lockout procedure, players are forbidden from using the team’s facilities–so Clark has been forced to rehab on his own. As Kuharsky indicates, Clark’s progress seems to be going well and he’s expected to be ready to go by the time training camp rolls around–assuming there’s a deal reached before then. Since 2007, Clark has emerged as one of Peyton Manning’s favorite targets in the passing game and is arguab...