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On Monday, the Indianapolis Colts announced that both starting wide receiver Alec Pierce (ankle) and projected starting rookie linebacker CJ Allen (calf) would begin training camp on PUP. The former wasn’t a surprise at all, as Pierce is expected to return later on in training ca…
One of the best deep threats in the entire NFL, Alec Pierce, has been added to the physically unable to perform list as he recovers from offseason ankle surgery.
There's no reason yet to panic about Alec Pierce's injury, but he won't be ready for Day 1 of training camp.
Wide receiver Alec Pierce was on the verge of reaching free agency in March, but the Colts kept him off the market with a four-year, $114MM offer. Pierce is their clear-cut No. 1 wideout going into 2026, but he will not be available to start training camp. The Colts have placed P…
The Colts will open training camp with two important players on the physically unable to perform list. Wide receiver Alec Pierce and rookie linebacker CJ Allen have both been placed on the PUP list as Indianapolis begins camp. The designation means both players are not ready to p…
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The Colts placed linebacker CJ Allen and wide receiver Alec Pierce on the active/physically unable to perform list.
The Colts placed Pierce (ankle) on the active/PUP list Monday, Stephen Holder of ESPN.com reports. Visit RotoWire.com for more analysis on this update.
The Indianapolis Colts have a new number one receiver. Alec Pierce’s new $114 million deal makes him the big man on campus. Well, at least the big man in the receiver room for the Colts. If he can build on last year, he has a chance to earn every penny. Beyond his own abilities, …
According to CBS Sports Jared Dubin, the Indianapolis Colts have some work to do regarding the league’s “best triplets,” as the trio of starting quarterback Daniel Jones, running back Jonathan Taylor, and wide receiver Alec Pierce came in as just the NFL’s 21st best playmaking tr…
While he fell short of the sticks, Indianapolis Colts wide receiver Alec Pierce did receive votes for being among the NFL’s Top 10 wideouts in an annual league survey conducted by NFL general managers, executives, and coaches (via ESPN’s Jeremy Fowler): Also receiving votes: Alec…
Colts lead wideout Alec Pierce has only continued to improve, and who knows? Maybe he can make the jump next season.
Several wide receivers have flashed high-end talent without fully delivering on their fantasy potential. That could change in 2026. Fantasy football breakout wide receivers such as Luther Burden III, Emeka Egbuka and Alec Pierce are positioned to outperform their current ADPs tha…
Nic Bodiford identifies best ball players to avoid in Rounds 6-10, including Colts WR Alec Pierce.
The Indianapolis Colts are undergoing an overhaul in their wide receiving room. Michael Pittman Jr. departed Indy after six seasons with the team. Alec Pierce and especially Josh Downs will be expected to step up their game Downs Role To Expand Andrew Moore of Sports Illustrated …
Entering last season, the Colts featured a wide receiver surplus. They rostered longtime No. 1 target Michael Pittman Jr. to go with deep threat Alec Pierce, slot cog Josh Downs and former second-round pick Adonai Mitchell. Trades have since halved that quartet. The Colts include…
Michael Pittman Jr. is gone. He was traded by the Indianapolis Colts to the Pittsburgh Steelers. It was a tough decision, but given the big time money the Colts were handing out to Alec Pierce and Daniel Jones, it had to be done. Unfortunately, Pierce is out for at least another …
After trading Michael Pittman Jr. to the Steelers in March, the Colts are on track to head into the season with a questionable receiving corps. Their four-year, $114MM offer was enough to keep deep threat Alec Pierce from leaving in free agency, but his status for training camp i…
Before the ink was dry on a brand new $114 million deal, Alec Pierce found himself undergoing ankle surgery which carried a 4-6 month timetable. This isn’t to imply that anything was calculated or malicious, but that was some bad timing because that’s a lot of time on the shelf. …
Alec Pierce missing this much time has to have the Colts feeling on edge.
Murray's time in Minnesota has gotten off to a rocky start, while Pierce won't even see the field for Indianapolis for the next several months
The Washington Commanders "dodged a bullet" by not signing free agent WR Alec Pierce following his offseason ankle surgery. The post Commanders ‘Dodged Bullet’ With $114 Million Free Agent Miss appeared first on HEAVY.
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Pierce (ankle) revealed Wednesday that he underwent surgery this spring after not getting the results he wanted from a platelet-rich plasma (PRP) injection at the start of the offseason, JJ Stankevitz of Colts.com reports. Visit RotoWire.com for more analysis on this update.
During ‘Day 2’ of mandatory team veteran minicamp, Indianapolis Colts starting wide receiver Alec Pierce shared more specifics on his initial ankle injury, which following a late March minor cleanup surgery, has an expected 4-6 month timeline of recovery (via FOX59/CBS4’s Mike Ch…
It sounds like Colts wide receiver Alec Pierce could realistically be returning to the football field during late training camp now.
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The Indianapolis Colts are ready to make some noise during the 2026 season. Indy had a hot start in 2025, going into their bye week at 8-2. Unfortunately, Daniel Jones’ Achilles injury sunk the back half of the season. Fans have to be hopeful that one other key offensive player w…
Coach Shane Steichen acknowledged Tuesday that Pierce, who is bouncing back from an offseason ankle procedure, isn't a lock to be ready for the start of training camp, Stephen Holder of ESPN.com reports. Visit RotoWire.com for more analysis on this update.
Daniel Jones has continued to make progress while recovering from the Achilles tear which ended his debut Colts season. An increase in his level of practice participation has taken place recently. Jones has been able to take part in seven-on-seven drills in OTAs lately, as detail…
With the 2017 through 2021 classes already reviewed, the next stop in the Chris Ballard draft review series is 2022. This was a pretty solid class, especially considering the Colts did not have a first-round pick. The strength of the class is obvious. Alec Pierce developed into a…
The Colts were on pace to have one of the league’s best passing offenses in 2025 before Daniel Jones‘ season-ending injury. As a result, Alec Pierce was only player to eclipse 1,000 receiving yards with Michael Pittman and Josh Downs both seeing statistical regression from the ye…
I've been doing some mock drafts early on just because I'm lowkey bored and I see people saying that a good strategy is to hero rb and take one early then spam WR's and gather more RB later on but I feel like thats really wrong. I've noticed that at around picks 7-9, the quality …