Pelissero with the follow-up that it was a sprained PCL and MCL. The local beat reporters are now stressing that Parris' MCL was the main ligament that was sprained.

https://twitter.com/TomPelissero/sta...95278302588929

https://twitter.com/jimayello/status...93648790335491

Update
 

Campbell likely out long term, and that is a BS hit for the knees there.

https://www.stampedeblue.com/2020/9/...-term-injuries

I wouldnt resign geathers. Move Speed back there. Hes fast enough and hits hard

With Parris Campbell being out for an extended time - the Colts brought in a familiar face for a visit today - WR Marcus Johnson. I would assume the "visit" was to get a COVID-19 test.

I went back and Decker's games played on Pro Football Reference for the 2015 season. It looks like he only missed 1 game. It will probably take Campbell longer, so he will definitely get IR'd. So maybe 3 games or after the bye week.

Get the fuck outta bounds why even take that hit???

Rock Ya-Sin is out of the hospital, anyone hear what is up with him? He has not been cleared to play next week and someone on reddit said something about a heart attack??

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Franco Harris was often criticized and called "soft" for doing this, but he was able to make a Hall-of-Fame career for himself ...... plus, he is now 70 years-old and he's not suffering from dementia and/or Parkinson's Disease in spite of playing the brutal sport that he did for 12 and-a-half seasons between 1972 and 1984.


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The Colts signed TE Hale Hentges to their practice squad. Not surprising given the injuries to Jack Doyle and Trey Burton.

Mo was great on Sunday but there is very little experience backing him up - there were 3 rookies between the roster and practice squad (Noah Togiai, Farrod Green, and Charlie Taumoepeau) for back up TE's.

I have read instances of Covid causing heart attacks in young people. Twice I believe. Could be too much cocaine also, his name is Rock.