INDIANAPOLIS - The Indianapolis Colts won't know until later this week whether quarterback Carson Wentz will play at Tennessee after spraining both ankles in Sunday's loss to the Rams.
Colts officials do not yet have a timeline for a return.
Wentz hurt his right ankle midway through the fourth quarter and did not return. Wentz hurt his left ankle earlier in the game.
If Wentz can't play, Jacob Eason is expected to make his first NFL start.
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