Instead, it looks like Mack may be here to stay after all, while Wilkins may still have lingering effects from his illness-otherwise, elevating Jackson makes little sense. Meanwhile, it looked like Wilkins was finally back and had a shot to become the Colts third-string running back again-assuming veteran Marlon Mack was moved ahead of next week’s trade deadline.
The Colts waived defensive tackle Khalil Davis to make room in the defensive line room. The 2020 All-SEC defensive lineman could eventually become a key contributor as he works himself back from an often explosion-sapping injury.įor what it’s worth, he is immediately eligible to play Sunday against the Titans-maybe even as a rotational backup in limited snaps. The 6’6”, 276 pound and incredibly long armed (35 1/4”) defensive lineman could add another versatile pass rusher along the Colts defensive line-similar to departed veteran Denico Autry’s old role. Odeyingo had also been recently practicing following his rehabilitation from a season-ending torn Achilles he suffered last season collegiately with the Vanderbilt Commodores-and the Colts would’ve had one more week to potentially activate him otherwise. Of course, among the biggest moves are the Colts activating 2021 2nd round pick Dayo Odeyingbo from the Non-football Injury List and waiving former 2018 5th round pick Jordan Wilkins, who had recently just begun practicing again following a lengthy absence from a listed non-football illness.
We have elevated RB Deon Jackson and S Josh Jones to the active roster from the practice squad for #TENvsIND.- Indianapolis Colts October 30, 2021
We have activated LB Jordan Glasgow from IR and DE Dayo Odeyingbo from the NFI list, and waived DT Khalil Davis and RB Jordan Wilkins.
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