Indianapolis Colts wide receiver Alec Pierce is expected to hit the field in Week 1, a massive boost for the team and a personal win for Pierce after battling back from offseason ankle surgery. It’s a huge development as the Colts gear up for their season opener.
Pierce’s Fight Back to the Field
Dude had one goal all offseason: be ready for Week 1. Pierce went through ankle surgery, but he set that finish line for his recovery from day one. He’s been back on the practice field for a little over a week, and honestly, that’s all the team needed to see. Head coach Shane Steichen confirmed on Monday, telling reporters that Pierce “should be good to go” against the Ravens. Talk about grinding through rehab!
A Full Arsenal for Daniel Jones
This is absolutely massive for the Colts’ offense, especially with quarterback Daniel Jones making his first start since tearing his Achilles last season. Getting Pierce back means Jones will have his full receiving corps at his disposal. And it’s not just Pierce! Keenan Allen is also expected to play after being arrested recently, and tight end Tyler Warren has returned from a groin injury. That’s every weapon lined up and ready for action.
So, all eyes on Week 1. The Colts are rolling into their first game against the Ravens with their primary pass-catchers healthy and ready to go. What a way to start the season, seeing Pierce fight back and the offense looking complete for Daniel Jones. It’s gonna be a wild opener!
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Originally reported by Pro Football Talk.
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