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The injury report for the Indianapolis Colts, which was revealed on Wednesday, has both positive and negative news in the early stages of preparation for their game against the Buffalo Bills (7-2).

It is instantly apparent that the three names that come to mind are wide receiver Michael Pittman Jr. (back/finger), linebacker Zaire Franklin (ankle), and offensive tackle Bernhard Raimann (concussion). Although the fact that Pittman and Franklin did not practice on Wednesday is cause for concern, it does not rule out either of them from participating in the week 10 matchup against the Bills because it is so early in the week.

Those two names will be the ones to keep an eye on as the practice progresses in the days that are to come. In particular, Pittman has not lived up to expectations this season, as he has only caught 30 passes for 366 receiving yards and two touchdowns through nine separate games. It is possible that his lingering back ailment is to blame for his poor season; therefore, it is expected that Pittman will be on the field between 60 and 70 percent of the time until he is healed.

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After missing the ninth week of the season against the Minnesota Vikings due to a self-reported concussion, offensive tackle Raimann is currently participating in practice, which is a very encouraging indication considering his absence. The fact that Raimann has blocking grades of 81.9 overall, 84.3 pass, and 73.0 run, as reported by Pro Football Focus, makes his probable return a significant one for Indianapolis sports teams.

On Sunday, the Colts will face a formidable Bills squad led by Josh Allen at Lucas Oil Stadium. In order to win, the Colts will need to have all of their stars and contributors available. When the Colts are able to pull off an upset on their own turf, it has the potential to assist Shane Steichen and Joe Flacco in regaining their momentum and reaching the.500 mark once more. As the game against the Bills approaches closer, we will be able to observe exactly what takes place on the practice field in Westfield.