Indianapolis Colts Injury Report: Mo Alie-Cox and Jalen Travis Ruled Out for Week 10 vs. Dolphins

The Indianapolis Colts released their Friday injury report for Week 10 of the NFL season, revealing multiple player absences ahead of their upcoming matchup against the Miami Dolphins.

Tight end Mo Alie-Cox has been ruled out for Sunday’s game due to a groin injury. With Alie-Cox sidelined, the team faces a thin tight end rotation and will need to lean heavily on Warren and Ogletree, alongside a potential practice squad elevation.

The Colts also ruled out linebackers Jaylon Carlies with a neck injury and Akeem Davis-Gaithers with a knee injury. CJ Allen and Bryce Boettcher are set to start at linebacker, while backups Austin Ajake and Tahj Chamnets face increased roles, with a practice squad call-up anticipated for West Weeks.

Long snapper Luke Rhodes has been ruled out with a hamstring injury. To fill the void left by Rhodes, the Colts signed long snapper Jacob Bobenmoyer to the practice squad earlier in the week and will need to make an elevation for Sunday.

Right tackle Jalen Travis was ruled out with a knee injury. His absence leaves the team searching for a replacement, which could involve starting Luke Tenuta or shifting Matt Goncalves to right tackle while starting Dalton Tucker at right guard.

Defensive tackle Jerry Tillery has been ruled out with a calf injury, prompting expectations for an expanded rotation featuring Tim Smith and Kevin Givens, as well as a possible practice squad elevation for Cam Ball.

Meanwhile, defensive end Arden Key and tight end Will Mallory are listed as questionable for Sunday’s game with hamstring injuries. Key managed to practice all week but has not played since the London game, while Mallory participated fully all week before sustaining a hamstring injury during Friday’s practice.