The Indianapolis Colts had multiple key players end the year on IR due to injuries.
The two of them seem to be rehabbing together, as they posted on their Instagram stories in the same location.
WR Ashton Dulin and CB Dallis Flowers are both attempting to make full recoveries from injuries sustained last year. Dulin tore his ACL during training camp, and Flowers tore his achilles during the regular season.
Both players are working back from leg injuries, so seeing both reach the running stage of their rehabs is a big step towards their return. Dulin and Flowers may play on opposite sides of the ball, but both are critical special team contributors. Dulin acts as the team's starting gunner when healthy, and Flowers is the team's best option as a kick returner.
Colts GM Chris Ballard recently spoke on Dulin and how his injury affected the team more than people realize at the 2024 Scouting Combine. He mentioned that Dulin is a crucial depth WR who can play in the slot and on the outside. His role on the special team is one the team never found a reliable replacement for during the season.
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