The Colts announced that Parris Campbell has been placed on injured reserve Tuesday. The wideout is dealing with a PCL injury in his knee and will miss at least three weeks while recovering.

Campbell remains out indefinitely, so a move to the IR isn't a surprise here. He'll miss at least three weeks based on the new IR rules. Campbell avoided an ACL tear.

Also, second-year wideout Parris Campbell suffered damage to the posterior cruciate ligament (PCL) in his left knee that will sideline him indefinitely, according to the source.

Michael Pittman and Zach Pascal could see more time with T.Y. Hilton possibly sucking up more targets. While Campbell will miss time, the good news is it's not an ACL tear as some though after the injury.

The Indianapolis Colts may have suffered another serious injury on offense, as wide receiver Parris Campbell was carted off the field in the first quarter during the Colts' Week 2 matchup against the Minnesota Vikings.

Related players: Michael Pittman, Zach Pascal

Campbell took a handoff from Philip Rivers, and was met by Vikings safety Harrison Smith, who hit him hard low around his left knee. Campbell immediately grabbed at his knee and remained on the ground. He had to be carted off the field. The Colts ruled him questionable to return. Campbell was likely a popular pickup in your league this week, now leaving owners scrambling once again. Pittman could see an uptick in snaps if Campbell does miss time.

Colts WR Parris Campbell was involved in a car accident according to George Bremer of The Herald Bulletin. According to head coach Frank Reich, “If you looked at his car, you wouldn’t say ‘minor.’”

Reich also said that Campbell is doing well.

It sounds like Campbell avoided a major injury. Hopefully he will be back on the practice field soon.

After injuries played havoc with his rookie season, Parris Campbell is starting to resemble the star the Indianapolis Colts believed they drafted in the second round in 2019.

“He looks strong, fast, explosive, good hands, understands the offense, consistent,” Colts head coach Frank Reich said. “I mean, it’s early, but that’s what we are looking for from him. Now we just need that to continue to build.”

The story said Campbell was a constant presence around the team facility in the offseason until the coronavirus pandemic forced everyone home. Even then, he stayed in Indianapolis and focused on all aspects of his craft. Campbell is just 62nd on our WR list.

Colts announce they have put Parris Campbell on IR.

Related players: Zach Pascal, Marcus Johnson, Ashton Dulin

As the tweet went on to say, it's the end to a disappointing season for Campbell who had to deal with a variety of injuries this season. The Colts are also without T.Y. Hilton right now leaving Pascal, Johnson and Dulin as their top-three.