Alec Pierce Health, Injury Updates & History

Pierce picked up a hand/wrist injury in Week 1, which turned out to just be a bruise, and will be se...

WR1 is set to play Week 1 after a lengthy recovery process from an ankle procedure during the offseason

Pierce was activated from the PUP list Thursday as he continues recovering from ankle surgery in March, the Colts wide receiver will begin ramping up his practice activity with hopes of being ready for the regular-season opener against the Ravens

Pierce remains sidelined as he continues recovering from offseason left ankle surgery, an earlier projected return window has passed without him getting back on the field, though Colts general manager Chris Ballard said Pierce has not suffered a setback and the team remains encouraged by his progress

Pierce remains without a timetable for his return as he continues rehabilitating from left ankle surgery, Colts head coach Shane Steichen praised his progress and said he's doing a strong job with his rehab, though Indianapolis has not established a target date for his return to practice as the team continues to take a cautious approach

Recovering from offseason left ankle surgery, Pierce missed OTAs and mandatory minicamp and has been placed on the Active/PUP list to begin training camp. Colts GM Chris Ballard said he is "a week or two away" from returning to practice, though his progress will continue to be closely monitored entering the season.

Listed full participation for another week, and will be available in Week 6 for the Colts

Listed as a full participant Wed. and Thurs., but failed to pass concussion protocol, and will be ruled out for Week 5

DNP all week due to his concussion, and due to his history, we'll continue to monitor his progress

Exited the Week 3 game against the Titans for a concussion evaluation, unlikely to return, has a history of concussions which could mean missing more time after today