Colts Injury Update: CB Kenny Moore, Other Key Players Return to Training Camp Practice

The Indianapolis Colts received some encouraging injury news on Monday, as cornerback Kenny Moore (groin), wide receiver Zach Pascal (hamstring), and tight end Jack Doyle [full pads] (neck) all returned to training camp practice—while safety Julian Blackmon (knee) and wide receiver Marcus Johnson (undisclosed) made their debuts.

Colts head coach Frank Reich stated that there’s still not a clear timetable on injured tight end Trey Burton (calf), but he’s expected to be out a matter of weeks (and presumably more than just two weeks right now).

Meanwhile, second-year wideout Parris Campbell is still in the concussion protocol following a minor car accident he was in last week—but was running on the side.

Reich did provide an update on defensive tackle Sheldon Day (knee), who underwent a minor procedure following a ‘freak injury’ in early training camp drills—and is currently rehabbing but has no immediate timetable for his return.

The Colts are in relatively good shape injury-wise (*knock on wood*), but a lot can still change with a little over a week until the NFL’s regular season starts.