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Keiaho

Terms weren’t disclosed. The San Diego State produce should be a backup as a rookie. He was the final Colts draft pick to sign.

The second-year player is hopeful he’ll get medical clearance for Indy’s Week 2 game, but it appears he’ll be listed as questionable at best on Friday.

The severity of the injury is unknown, but he intends to keep playing no matter what. Keiaho finished the win with six tackles, one pick, and a pass breakup.

Sanders was injured in Week 4 and was removed from the game as the Colts had a comfortable lead. It is still early in the week and they are likely to play if they practice by Friday. T Tony Ugoh (ankle), WR Roy Hall (shoulder), LB Clint Sessions (hamstring) and returner T. J. Rushing also sat out.

Tyjuan Hagler should pick up another start against the Bucs.

Tyjuan Hagler will return to his special teams role. Keiaho had six stops (all solo), an interception, and pass breakup in Week 1 before missing Week 2.

Head coach Tony Dungy indicated Keiaho could practice on Thursday. His status will likely be made close to game time with Tyjuan Hagler, primarily a special teams contributor, in line to make his first NFL start. OL Charlie Johnson (knee) and CB Tim Jennings (knee) also missed Wednesday’s practice.

Tyjuan Hagler will take Keiaho’s spot on the weak side against the Titans this weekend. Give Tennessee starting RB LenDale White a slight upgrade.