Here are the inactive lists for tonight’s Indianapolis Colts-Tennessee Titans game.
Indianapolis: RB Joseph Addai, RB Mike Hart, WR Austin Collie, G Jacques McClendon, DT Ricardo Matthews, LB Clint Session, CB Kelvin Hayden
Tennessee: QB Rusty Smith (3rd QB), WR Lavelle Hawkins, T Troy Kropog, DE Dave Ball, DT Sen’Derrick Marks, LB David Thornton, CB Ryan Mouton, S Robert Johnson
Published: December 7th, 2010 | Tags: Austin Collie, Peyton Manning, Indianapolis Colts, Tennessee Titans, Joseph Addai, Austin Collie, Pierre Garcon, Blair WhiteThe Colts will be without WR Austin Collie (concussion) and RB Joseph Addai (neck) vs. the Titans on Thursday, team owner Jim Irsay said via his Twitter account. (That’s right, the owner is sending out injury reports on Twitter.)
Collie has not played since being injured against the Patriots in Week 11. And in those three games, QB Peyton Manning has thrown 11 interceptions. Manning, however, had some success last year against the Titans, throwing for 579 yards with four touchdowns and an interception in 2009. And the quarterback told reporters that he is not breaking from his routine.
WR Blair White is a solid No. 3 receiver in most fantasy formats. WR Pierre Garcon has heated up in recent weeks to notch at least five receptions in each of his last four games. Including eight receptions for 56 yards and a touchdown against the Cowboys in Week 13. Garcon is a good start on Thursday, even though the Titans have been tough on opposing receivers this year.
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Saints coach Sean Payton says he’s optimistic Reggie Bush will be able to finally come back from his broken right leg at Dallas on Thanksgiving.
Bush, who’s missed eight games since fracturing his right fibula, is listed as questionable after practicing on a limited basis this week. Payton says it was tough to gauge whether Bush is 100 percent because the Saints did not practice at full
If the Saints decide not to play Bush, Payton says fullback Heath Evans could see more action as a ball carrier because Ladell Betts is out with a sprained neck. Chris Ivory and Julius Jones are New Orleans’ only other healthy running backs.
