NFL Preview: Colts back on track against Dallas

NFL Preview: Colts back on track against Dallas

Dallas linebacker this competition can be very thin. Bradie James, who continues to nurse sore knee, missed Wednesday's practice, although the club to prepare it for precautionary reasons.

The Colts could sue, but to a limited picture to prevent further damage to the knee can be counted on. Keith Brooking on Wednesday (sprained foot) missed practice, but looks like he will be good to go.

If you do not agree with coach Jason Garrett is another matter, though - in the end, this season a lost opportunity to see some young players should serve as. Brooking, 35, is not one of them.

What Sunday Cowboys a run back monitor. Marion Barber Felix Jones with a calf strain but the nominal starter is hobbled could not seize the opportunity. Tashard third stringer to look for the option to step in and contribute to a variety of situations, especially near the goal line.

Injuries, more injuries. Andy weather was the story so far. RB Joseph Addai (neck) on Wednesday saw limited work is expected to play Sunday. WR Austin (concussion) Coley with - during the game is still suffering from concussion-related symptoms of November 21 New England Colts. Collie was killed on November 7 against Philadelphia before. Backup TE Brody Eldridge (ribs) was limited in practice this week, too.

A bright spot is the Colts red zone efficiency. Indianapolis 37 38 2010 in the red zone opportunities and scored first place in the league in that category. Colts have scored 26 TDs in first class red AFC and second in the NFL.

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Here's running back situation: out with the (stomach) Clinton Portis and Ryan Torain (knee) for a rookie agent Keiland Williams should start playing their third straight game without third is expected to miss. James Davis will get some looks.

Things do not get any easier skins after the game he Dallas, Jacksonville, as well as home contests against the Buccaneers and Giants are the dates .. this enemy last five (x2 Giants, of course) is a winning percentage of .545.

Offensive line banged up this week is some good news, like the LT David Diehl in training. It is unlikely he can play this weekend against Minnesota, but come back the next few weeks seems reasonable.

WR Hakeem Nicks (lower right leg) remain out of action this week, but to do it against next week against Minnesota is expected to return.