Colts have WR Collie, CB Lacey back, but 8 are sidelined

Published: Nov 03, 2010 at 02:53 PM

INDIANAPOLIS -- Injury problems continue for the Indianapolis Colts, who got two players back while eight others missed practice.

Receiver Austin Collie and cornerback Jacob Lacey returned to practice Wednesday. Collie is recovering from thumb surgery two weeks ago, and Lacey has an injured foot.

Pro Bowl defensive end Robert Mathis and receiver Anthony Gonzalez are missing practice with knee injuries.

Jerraud Powers is sidelined for a foot injury, linebacker Clint Session for an elbow, running back Joseph Addai for a shoulder, tight end Brody Eldridge for a rib, running back Mike Hart for an ankle and right tackle Ryan Diem for a quadriceps.

Indianapolis visits Philadelphia on Sunday.

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