Colts Could Be Without Key Offensive Starter ‘Well Into Training Camp’
Summary
The Indianapolis Colts' top wide receiver, Alec Pierce, signed a $114 million contract but recently had ankle surgery that could keep him out of training camp and preseason. This leaves the team with fewer experienced receivers as quarterback Daniel Jones also recovers from injury.Key Facts
- Alec Pierce had a strong 2025 season with 47 catches, 1,003 yards, and six touchdowns.
- Pierce signed a four-year, $114 million contract extension with the Colts.
- The Colts traded former top receiver Michael Pittman Jr. to the Steelers before the draft.
- Pierce had ankle surgery in March and faces 4 to 6 months of recovery.
- His recovery timeline means he might miss much of training camp and the preseason.
- Pierce's injury had caused soreness for nearly two seasons and surgery was necessary.
- Without Pierce, the Colts’ wide receiver options are mostly inexperienced players.
- Quarterback Daniel Jones is also recovering from a season-ending injury, limiting practice time.
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