Colts kicker Matt Gay has returned to full practice after missing Wednesday's session due to a quad injury. With the Colts set to face the Bears this weekend, Gay appears ready to play. However, his fantasy value may be limited due to the team's low implied total of 22.5 points.

Colts kicker Matt Gay is facing another injury setback as he did not practice on Wednesday due to a quad issue. After missing the season opener with a hernia, this new injury raises concerns for his availability in Week 3 against the Bears. Fantasy owners should consider alternative options at kicker as updates on his status will be provided leading up to the game.

Colts kicker Matt Gay has successfully completed a full week of practice and is not listed on the final injury report, allowing him to return to action against the Packers after missing the season opener due to a hernia. However, with the Colts having a modest implied total of 21.75 points, Gay may not be the best fantasy option this week.

Colts kicker Matt Gay participated fully in Wednesday's practice, indicating he is on track to play against the Packers this weekend after missing the season opener due to a hernia. Despite his return, the Colts have a modest 22-point implied total for the game, suggesting that fantasy managers might want to consider other options for their lineups in Week 2.

The Indianapolis Colts will be without kicker Matt Gay for their Week 1 matchup against the Houston Texans due to a hernia injury. In his place, Spencer Shrader has been elevated from the practice squad to take over kicking duties. Fantasy managers should adjust their lineups accordingly, as Gay's absence could impact scoring opportunities for the Colts.

Colts kicker Matt Gay is dealing with a hernia and has been listed as questionable for the upcoming game against the Texans. He did not participate in practice throughout the week, raising concerns about his availability. The Colts may consider signing Spencer Shrader from the practice squad if Gay cannot play, making it a situation to avoid for fantasy lineups in Week 1.

Colts kicker Matt Gay is currently dealing with a groin injury, making him questionable for the upcoming season opener against the Texans. Head Coach Shane Steichen indicated that the injury does not appear to be long-term, but fantasy managers should consider looking for alternative options ahead of their drafts.

Jack Jones of the Las Vegas Raiders disputes being called offside on a key field goal attempt by the Indianapolis Colts, which ultimately led to the Raiders' loss and elimination from the playoffs. Jones claims he timed his get-off with the snap and was not lined up offsides, even showing video evidence on social media. Raiders interim coach Antonio Pierce refrained from criticizing the officials and acknowledged that the penalty went against them. The Raiders have had a season plagued by penalties and self-inflicted errors, making it difficult for them to win games.

Jack Jones of the Las Vegas Raiders disputes being called offsides on a key field goal attempt by the Indianapolis Colts, which ultimately led to the Raiders' loss and elimination from the playoffs. Jones claims he timed his get-off with the snap and was not lined up offsides. The Raiders' interim coach, Antonio Pierce, did not criticize the officials but acknowledged that penalties have been a problem for the team throughout the season.

Colts kicker Matt Gay is not listed on the final injury report and is safe to use in Week 16 fantasy lineups.

Colts kicker Matt Gay did not practice due to a hip injury. His status for Sunday's game against the Falcons is uncertain. Fantasy owners should consider adding a replacement kicker.

Matt Gay of the Indianapolis Colts made history by becoming the first player in NFL history to convert four field goals of 50 yards or longer in a single game. His 53-yard field goal in overtime secured a 22-19 victory for the Colts against the Baltimore Ravens. Gay's performance showcased his big leg and the Colts' faith in him as their kicker.

Luke Rhodes, an undrafted free-agent linebacker turned long snapper, has signed a four-year contract extension with the Indianapolis Colts, making him the highest-paid long snapper in the NFL. Rhodes will receive $2.5 million in guarantees and $6.465 million in new money. The Colts have also recently invested in their kicking game by signing kicker Matt Gay to a four-year contract.