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Raimann

Raimann still has not practiced since injuring his knee in practice a couple Wednesdays ago. His Week 13 status is probably up in the air at this point. The rest of this list is the usual inactives for Indianapolis, with three repeats and third quarterback Ehlinger joining Land — who had played in 10 of 11 games so far for the Colts this year despite just one tackle.

Rookie Matt Gonclaves will draw the start. He has spent the better part of the past three weeks at left tackle because of Raimann’s multiple injury woes. Per Pro Football Focus, Gonclaves has allowed seven pressures and three sacks on 103 pass-blocking reps this season.

Raimann popped up with a knee injury on Wednesday and did not practice all week. His status going forward remains extremely questionable. The only other Colts player who was questionable this week is E.J. Speed (knee), who is active. All other players here are healthy scratches, and Ehlinger is officially the third quarterback.

Colts beat writer James Boyd said Raimann was spotted at the team facilities “wearing a brace and walking with a limp” on Friday. He did not participate in the final practice of the week before being ruled out. Head coach Shane Steichen said he is confident the knee injury is not a long-term issue for Raimann. Matt Goncalves took over for Raimann after he exited last week’s game and would presumably draw the start on Sunday.

The Colts’ stud left tackle is dealing with a new medical issue, this time a knee injury suffered in Week 10. With Anthony Richardson once again named the starting quarterback, it would behoove the offense to treat Raimann’s injury with caution. They will need their offensive line at full strength to keep Richardson clean.

Raimann missed last week with a concussion but had clear protocol in time to return for Week 10. The Colts will now turn to Matt Goncalves with Raimann out.

Raimann missed Week 9 while working his way through the league’s concussionn protocol. He logged multiple full practices this week and is good to go versus Buffalo.

This is Raimann’s second consecutive full practice participation, signaling a Week 10 return for the Colts’ starting left tackle. The talented pass protector and run blocker returns in time for a potential shootout with the Bills.

Raimann missed Week 9 with a concussion. He was out of the non-contact jersey for Wednesday’s practice meaning he has made progress through the league’s concussion protocols. He should be cleared for action by the end of the week.

Raimann suffered the concussion in Week 8 but his symptoms didn’t show up until Monday after the game. Blake Freeland will likely take his spot in the lineup this week. Third-round rookie Matt Goncalves is also an option.