Colts’ Zack Moss suffers broken arm, expected to miss six weeks
The Indianapolis Colts running back room took another hit Monday as Zack Moss suffered a broken arm during training camp practice. He is expected to miss roughly six weeks.
Moss left practice early after suffering the injury during team drills. He was visibly frustrated, slamming his helmet down while holding his wrist.
Mike Garafolo of NFL Network was the first to report the news.
#Colts RB Zack Moss suffered a broken arm at practice today, source says. Expected to miss about six weeks.
— Mike Garafolo (@MikeGarafolo) July 31, 2023
Throughout the offseason and first week of training camp, Moss had been running with the first-team offense during Jonathan Taylor’s absence.
The backfield for the Colts is in major flux following Moss’ injury. The contract dispute for Taylor, and his current placement on the active/PUP list, has kept the star off the field.
The Colts may look to free agency for a potential addition. Sixth-round pick Evan Hull — along with Deon Jackson, Jake Funk and undrafted free agent rookie Zavier Scott — will take the reps in the meantime.
Moss is in the final year of his rookie contract.
