Joining us now, a guy that feels like he's under duress every time he comes on this program,

I'm sure, from ESPN.com, Stephen Holder joining us. Stephen, let's get right to the first thing's first year, and that is the Colts injury report. You know, I would assume, obviously, at this point on a Tuesday, there's really no new information on some of those, notably Kenny Moore and Alec Pierce that are hurt.

Sometimes there are also those that we hear about, and you go, wait a minute, I didn't realize that they were under question in terms of their health status.

Where do things stand right now in terms of the health of the Colts?

Well, it's pretty apparent at this point, I think, that Kenny Moore is not going to play this week.

That's not confirmed.

They haven't said that outright, but every indication is that he will not play this week.

So I think they're planning for that.

Mike Hilton, which that was reported yesterday, that the former Cincinnati Bengals Corner,

he has joined the practice squad as of today officially,

so they can promote him on Sunday if they need him.

And remember, he has a history of playing in the slot.

And so he has shown the versatility to be able to play in there.

Is he the player he used to be?

I don't think so.

And that's just a reality.

But he is experienced and he could do it on short notice.

So that's where they are there.

Look, Alex Pierce, you know how these concussions are.

You don't know, frankly, until you see how the player responds in the following days.

So too early to know, he's got to go through the steps,

and he can't really do that for the most part until you get out there in practice.

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