The Indianapolis Colts have placed tight end Jelani Woods on season-ending injured reserve after he underwent surgery for turf toe. This marks a challenging period for Woods, who also missed the entirety of the previous season due to a hamstring injury, resulting in two consecutive years without playing. In his absence, tight ends Kylen Granson and Mo Alie-Cox are expected to step up and fill the gap left by Woods.

Jelani Woods, the tight end for the Indianapolis Colts, has undergone successful surgery to address his turf toe injury. While he is expected to be sidelined for multiple months, there is hope that he could return towards the end of the season, potentially aiding the Colts in their playoff push.

Indianapolis Colts tight end Jelani Woods has undergone a procedure to address a turf toe injury, which is expected to sideline him for approximately four months. This injury raises concerns about his position on the team's roster, as he was previously projected to be omitted from the final 53-man roster due to competition from other tight ends. Woods missed the entire 2023 season due to hamstring injuries but had shown some promise in the preseason opener.

Indianapolis Colts tight end Jelani Woods is set to undergo surgery this week to address a turf toe injury. The procedure will sideline him indefinitely, as reported by NFL Network's Ian Rapoport. This news raises concerns for the Colts' tight end position and fantasy managers who may have relied on Woods in their lineups.

Raekwon Davis, the Indianapolis Colts' defensive tackle, returned to practice after being sidelined due to elevated blood pressure. He expressed gratitude for the medical staff catching the issue early, allowing him to resume training. Davis is expected to make his preseason debut soon. Meanwhile, tight end Jelani Woods will miss significant time due to a toe injury, impacting the Colts' roster decisions. For the Bengals, defensive end Myles Murphy suffered an injury during practice, raising concerns about his availability.

Indianapolis Colts tight end Jelani Woods, who has been on injured reserve with a hamstring injury since August, suffered a setback with his other hamstring during rehab. Head coach Shane Steichen did not commit to Woods returning in 2023. Mo Alie-Cox and Kylen Granson have been sharing tight end duties, but they are not recommended fantasy pickups.

Kylen Granson led Colts TEs with 3 targets in Sunday's win over the Titans, but he saw negative development for his role. Andrew Ogletree led the position in snaps, playing 40 to Granson's 26, according to Pro Football Focus. Granson still led in routes, but that lead shrank to 12-9 -- with TE Mo Alie-Cox adding 7 routes. That 42.9% route rate marked a second straight dip vs. 56.7% in Week 4 and 67.3% in Week 3. Ogletree added 2-16 receiving on 2 targets, and Alie-Cox caught his lone target for 17 yards. With TE Jelani Woods still due back from IR soon, it's tough to see any Colts TE as worth rostering in redraft leagues right now.

The Colts have placed TE Jelani Woods on IR due to a hamstring injury, which will keep him out for at least the first four games of the season. Woods had been dealing with hamstring trouble throughout the offseason. While he showed promise as a rookie, he is currently not worth rostering in redraft leagues.