Keenan Allen Ruled Out for Colts Game in London Due to Groin Injury

Indianapolis Colts wide receiver Keenan Allen will miss Sunday’s game against the Washington Commanders at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium in London due to a groin injury, PenseBet reported Saturday.

Keenan Allen Ruled Out After Missing Friday Practice

The decision to rule out the veteran wide receiver came Saturday after conditioning and practice assessments over the course of the week. Allen was limited in practice earlier in the week before missing Friday’s session entirely, prompting the team to list him as questionable before ultimately making him inactive for the international matchup.

The six-time Pro Bowler has recorded 13 receptions for 100 yards and one touchdown in his first season with Indianapolis. While his early production has been modest, his absence removes a trusted target for the Colts’ quarterback on crucial third downs.

WR-thin Colts lose vet Allen to groin injury ahead of London game:

Nick Westbrook-Ikine Promoted From Practice Squad

To offset the loss of Allen, the Colts elevated wide receiver Nick Westbrook-Ikine from the practice squad. Westbrook-Ikine was active last Sunday during the team’s victory against the Houston Texans.

Indianapolis enters the London contest with several other options in its receiving corps. Josh Downs, Laquon Treadwell, Deion Burks, Anthony Gould, and Ashton Dulin fill out the rotation alongside Westbrook-Ikine, though Dulin carries an injury designation for Sunday’s kickoff.

Keenan Allen Ruled Out for Colts Game in London Due to Groin Injury

Darius Slayton Awaits Potential Debut

Wide receiver Darius Slayton remains an option to see his first game action since joining the franchise last month. Slayton has not played a snap for Indianapolis since his arrival, and Sunday’s contest in London could provide his first opportunity on the active matchday roster.

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