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Sauce Gardner, Tyler Warren injury updates ahead of Colts v. Jaguars

Sauce Gardner and Tyler Warren appear to be heading in the right direction in their return from injury.

On the Indianapolis Colts' first Week 8 injury report, both players were listed as limited participants. Of note, the Colts held a walkthrough on Wednesday, so this injury report is only an estimate of player availability.

Gardner suffered a calf injury against the Tennessee Titans in Week 6 and did not play last week in Minnesota. Reports say that Gardner is considered week-to-week.

Warren has missed the last two games working through a groin injury he sustained in practice prior to the Titans' matchup.

We will see what the rest of the week holds for these key Colts players.

Elsewhere on the injury report, Matt Goncalves (ankle), Anthony Gould (concussion), Drew Ogletree (knee), and Tim Smith (ankle) were limited.

Justin Walley (knee) and Bryce Boettcher (groin) were non-participants. Walley exited this past Sunday's game, while Boettcher was inactive.

CJ Allen (ankle) was a full participant after not playing on Sunday. Colts' DC Lou Anarumo said Allen was set to start in Minnesota prior to the ankle injury popping up.

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