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The Minnesota Vikings placed center Ryan Kelly on Injured Reserve after he suffered a concussion in Week 17, limiting him to eight games this season, and signed interior lineman Henry Byrd from the practice squad. Michael Jurgens is expected to start in Kelly's place against the Lions, while the team also made roster moves including elevating linebacker Sione Takitaki and downgrading tight end Gavin Bartholomew due to injury.
During Week 16 against the Giants, Vikings players J.J. McCarthy, Ryan Kelly, and Jordan Mason suffered injuries, with McCarthy sustaining a hand injury, Kelly a concussion, and Mason an ankle injury, impacting the team's performance in the game.
Vikings' center Ryan Kelly has been placed on injured reserve after suffering his second concussion of the season, missing at least four games, which impacts the team's offensive line depth alongside other injuries. Kelly's concussion history raises concerns about his future play, and the team is adjusting their lineup accordingly.
Colts center Ryan Kelly expressed opposition to extending the NFL regular season to 18 games, citing the physical toll on players and the negative impact on those trying to establish themselves during the preseason. He emphasized that while fans may not value preseason games, they are crucial for undrafted and late-round players. Any move to 18 games would require negotiation and there is no current timeline for such discussions.
Indianapolis Colts center Ryan Kelly, an NFLPA executive committee member, strongly opposes NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell's proposal to expand the regular season to 18 games, citing the physical toll on players and the negative impact on undrafted and late-round players. The NFLPA is expected to push back against the proposal, which would require collective bargaining to implement.
Indianapolis Colts right tackle Braden Smith has been ruled out for their game against the Jacksonville Jaguars due to foot, wrist, and hip injuries. Tight end Mo Alie-Cox and center Ryan Kelly are listed as questionable, with Alie-Cox working through the concussion protocol and Kelly dealing with a foot/ankle injury. If Alie-Cox is unable to play, rookie Will Mallory may take his place, while Wesley French could replace Kelly at center if necessary.
Indianapolis Colts quarterback Anthony Richardson and center Ryan Kelly are set to return to practice this week, with Richardson taking starter reps despite remaining in the concussion protocol. Richardson suffered a concussion in Week 2 but has put up solid numbers in his two games, while Kelly is also progressing in his recovery from a concussion.
Indianapolis Colts' center Ryan Kelly and running back Jonathan Taylor will play key roles in helping rookie quarterback Anthony Richardson adjust to the NFL. Kelly's veteran experience and relationship-building skills will be important as Richardson acclimates to NFL defenses, while Taylor will serve as Richardson's "best friend" on the field, providing protection and serving as a safety valve on check-downs.
Indianapolis Colts General Manager Chris Ballard has received trade offers for center Ryan Kelly and cornerback Kenny Moore, but the team sees more value in keeping both players in their lineup. Moving on from either player would open about $8 million in cap space. Kelly and Moore were both Pro Bowlers for the Colts before struggling in 2022, but the team is banking on them bouncing back as part of a larger rebound in 2023.
Indianapolis Colts' general manager Chris Ballard announced that Pro Bowl players Ryan Kelly and Kenny Moore II will remain with the team in 2023, despite receiving trade offers. Kelly, a three-time Pro Bowl selection, struggled in the 2022 season, while Moore II missed five games and struggled to find his footing in a new defensive scheme. The Colts will be looking to improve their offensive line under new coach Tony Sparano Jr. and hope Moore II can return to his normal level of production in his second season under defensive coordinator Gus Bradley.