Alec Pierce is currently in the league's concussion protocol after leaving the game against Denver in the first half. His status is uncertain, as concussion recovery varies for each player. With Pierce sidelined, Ashton Dulin is expected to step in as a deep-ball threat, while Michael Pittman Jr. and Josh Downs will likely become the primary targets in the passing game.

Alec Pierce left the game with a concussion and has entered the concussion protocol, raising concerns about the team's depth at wide receiver as they navigate critical games ahead.

Alec Pierce was targeted in the end zone during a critical moment in the game, but his chance for a touchdown was thwarted by Kris Abrams-Draine's timely deflection, forcing the Colts to settle for a field goal instead of extending their lead.

Alec Pierce sustained a concussion in the closing seconds of the second quarter after a collision while breaking up a pass in the end zone, adding to the Colts' injury woes during the game.

Alec Pierce is out with a concussion, leaving the Colts without one of their top playmakers. His absence increases the pressure on other receivers to step up, as the team continues to rely heavily on their ground game.