Colts’ Ryan Kelly, Bernhard Raimann remain in concussion protocol

Indianapolis Colts center Ryan Kelly and left tackle Bernhard Raimann remain in the concussion protocol, per head coach Shane Steichen on Wednesday.

Both Kelly and Raimann were inactive during the Week 4 overtime loss to the Los Angeles Rams due to concussions. Kelly has missed the last two games while Raimann was placed on the protocol during the middle of the week because he developed symptoms after Thursday’s practice.

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Along with Kelly and Raimann, defensive end Kwity Paye also is in the protocol after developing symptoms following the Week 4 game.

On Kwity Paye: We didn’t ask about Paye today, his symptoms developed after Sunday’s game, he hasn’t had enough time to clear yet https://t.co/qDDQWzBMBD

— Joel A. Erickson (@JoelAErickson) October 4, 2023

The Colts held a walkthrough instead of a typical practice Wednesday to help the players rest a bit after consecutive overtime games, but a practice report will still be released.

Kelly and Raimann still have time to clear the protocol in order to play against the Tennessee Titans in Week 5, but the following two practices will be crucial.