Colts to be without wide receiver Keenan Allen due to groin injury vs. Commanders
Indianapolis will enter its game against Washington in London without veteran receiver Keenan Allen, who is sidelined by a groin injury.
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Indianapolis Colts wide receiver Keenan Allen will miss Sunday's game against the Washington Commanders in London due to a groin injury, further thinning an already shorthanded receiver group for the team.
Allen, a veteran receiver brought in to add experience and reliability to the Colts' passing offense, had been expected to play a significant role for Indianapolis this season. His absence leaves the team with reduced depth at the position heading into the international matchup.
The Colts have dealt with injury issues at wide receiver this season, and Allen's absence adds to those concerns as the team prepares to face the Commanders outside the United States. How Indianapolis adjusts its offensive game plan without Allen is likely to be a key storyline heading into the game.
No further details on the severity of the injury or a potential return timeline were included in the available reporting. The Colts are expected to provide further updates on Allen's status as the week progresses.
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