Will Fries is facing a significant challenge as he is likely to miss the upcoming game due to a lower leg injury that could be season-ending. His absence adds to the Colts' struggles along the offensive line, which has already been impacted by injuries, including the loss of center Ryan Kelly. Coach Shane Steichen emphasizes the need for the offensive line to be physical and efficient in the run game to improve overall performance.

Will Fries is recognized for having a breakout season, earning an elite overall grade of 86.9. Unfortunately, a serious injury has limited his playing time, but his performance prior to the injury has solidified his place among the top right guards in the division.

Will Fries was establishing himself as one of the better guards in football before suffering a season-ending injury in Week 5. His 86.9 overall grade ranks second among guards with 250 or more snaps, showcasing his ability to excel in both run and pass blocking.

Will Fries is sidelined for the rest of the season due to a tibia injury sustained against the Jacksonville Jaguars. Prior to his injury, he was playing the best football of his career, making his absence a significant loss for the Colts.

Will Fries has been a standout right guard for the Colts, showcasing impressive blocking metrics with an overall grade of 86.9 in September. His performance in both pass and run blocking was critical until he suffered a severe tibia injury that required surgery. With Fries sidelined, the Colts will look to Dalton Tucker and Tanor Bortolini to fill the gap, placing significant importance on the right guard position as they prepare for their upcoming game against the Titans.