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Colts Rookie Tuimoloau Shines Before Preseason Injury Setback

Summary

  • Colts rookie DE JT Tuimoloau had sack, pass defended, 2 tackles for loss in preseason debut
  • Tuimoloau sustained knee injury, will not return against Ravens
  • Colts hope Tuimoloau's injury is minor, need him to boost pass rush in 2025 season
Colts Rookie Tuimoloau Shines Before Preseason Injury Setback

In a promising start to his NFL career, Indianapolis Colts rookie defensive end JT Tuimoloau put on an impressive performance in his preseason debut against the Baltimore Ravens. Tuimoloau, who was drafted in the second round with the 45th overall pick, stacked up a sack, a pass defended, and two tackles for loss before sustaining a knee injury that will keep him out for the remainder of the game.

The Colts were hoping Tuimoloau's addition would help bolster their defensive edge room and provide more power and talent to their pass rush. Pairing him with other promising young players like Kwity Paye, Laiatu Latu, and Samson Ebukam was seen as a strategic move to improve Indianapolis' ability to pressure opposing quarterbacks.

Tuimoloau's impressive college career at Ohio State, where he recorded 22 tackles for loss, 12.5 sacks, and 61 tackles in 2024, made him an enticing prospect for the Colts. The team is now hoping that his knee injury is minor and that he can return to the field soon to help their defense in the 2025 campaign.

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FAQ

Colts rookie defensive end JT Tuimoloau had a sack, a pass defended, and two tackles for loss in his NFL preseason debut against the Baltimore Ravens.
Unfortunately, Colts rookie JT Tuimoloau sustained a knee injury during the preseason game against the Ravens and will not return to the game.
The Colts are hoping Tuimoloau's knee injury is minor, as they need his talent and production to boost their pass rush and defensive pressure in the 2025 NFL season.

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