Colts, Patriots Report Key Injuries, Rookie Progresses in Training Camp

The Indianapolis Colts returned to training camp following their preseason opener, with quarterback Anthony Richardson practicing despite a recent dislocated pinky finger, signaling a positive recovery. Rookie defensive tackle J.T. Tuimoloau also showed promising performance after a knee injury, while rookie cornerback Justin Walley was placed on injured reserve, creating a depth challenge at the cornerback position. To address injuries, the Colts signed veteran cornerback Duke Shelley, who impressed with his physical run defense during the preseason game, potentially securing a spot on the practice squad. Wide receiver Adonai Mitchell and tight end Tyler Warren continue to stand out in camp, demonstrating their value to the team's offense. Meanwhile, the New England Patriots concluded their open training camp focusing on red zone work, with standout performances from rookie receiver Efton Chism and safety Craig Woodson, as well as rookie guard Jared Wilson excelling in pass rush drills. The Patriots' defense showed improvement despite missing key edge rushers, and the offense displayed some fight, highlighting potential as they prepare for the regular season.