We have elevated K Michael Badgley to the 53-man roster from the practice squad and activated QB Sam Ehlinger from IR.

We have placed WR Parris Campbell on IR and waived QB Jacob Eason and DT Chris Williams.

Related players: Zach Pascal, Brett Hundley

Pascal should see an increased role with Campbell out for a while, and potentially for the season. He'll slide in behind Michael Pittman and T.Y. Hilton. Hilton's status for this week is a bit in doubt but isn't considered long-term. The team also made a QB move and eventually Ehlinger could end up being the team's QB2 behind Carson Wentz. It's worth noting because Wentz hasn't exactly been a pillar of health over the last couple of years. For now, it looks like Hundley is still the team's backup, at least until Ehlinger gets up to speed. Ehlinger was the team's sixth round pick and is a rookie.

Despite two sprained ankles, Colts quarterback Carson Wentz started and played every offensive snap in the loss to Tennessee on Sunday.

Related players: Brett Hundley, Jacob Eason

Wentz wasn't great, and finished 19-of-37 passing for 194 yards. He was sacked only twice, but Tennessee hit him 10 times throughout the contest. The story said the hope for Wentz is to get him more practice time this week, but at this point he looks to be good to go for Week 4, an early afternoon, Sunday road game at Miami.

Carson Wentz was 19-of-37 for 194 yards in a 25-16 loss and head coach Frank Reich said after the game that the team’s offensive playcalling was affected by Wentz being less than 100 percent. While Wentz wasn’t in full form, Reich said there was never a second thought about playing him once he was medically cleared.

“I thought Carson did a good job understanding what his limitations were and playing within that,” Reich said, via the team’s website. “He’s our quarterback. We felt like him at 70, 80 percent, whatever he is is our best option to beat a very good football team on the road. We make a couple more plays in that game and I think they’re there. I think they’re there to be made by all of us — coaches, players. I think there’s plenty of opportunities in this game, a closely contested game, to win that game.”

Related players: Jacob Eason, Brett Hundley

We'll have to see how Wentz came out of Week 3 with his ankle injuries, but so far he seems to be on track for Week 4, and will hopefully be playing at a higher percentage. Hundley would likely be next up of Wentz can't go even though Eason filled in after Wentz got hurt in Week 2. Eason did throw a costly interception which then led to Hundley taking more of the first team reps when Wentz couldn't practice last week.

Colts QB Carson Wentz looks to have taken part in walkthroughs today without a cast or boot on his newly sprained ankle, according to Zak Keefer of The Athletic.

Related Player: Jacob Eason

Wentz has an injury list only rivaled by Josh Jacobs at this point. Wentz's status for Week 3 is unknown but being able to walk without a noticeable limp or protection is positive.

Carson Wentz is not being ruled out for Sunday yet.

Related players: Jacob Eason

The tweet said HC Frank Reich will get more detail from the doctors after this media availability Monday so we could know more later, but likely not until later this week. Reich did say if Eason has to play, he'll be ready.

Colts QB Carson Wentz is dealing with injuries to not just one ankle, but both ankles sources say.

Related players: Jacob Eason

He’s having tests today to determine the severity of his sprains suffered yesterday, Rapoport went on to say. Eason had to finish the game for the Colts and would be the assumed starter in Week 3 if Wentz is unable to play.

"I can just tell you we feel good about where we're at right now," said HC Frank Reich about Carson Wentz.

Related players: Jacob Eason

Keefer went on to say in his tweet that Wentz begins rehab this week. While it's positive news, Reich also declined to specify if the team has any update on where he'll fall in the 5-12 week timetable. Reports have said Wentz has a shot to be ready Week 1.

Colts QB Carson Wentz is trending to start Week 1. Chris Mortensen of ESPN tweeted Wednesday morning that Jacob Eason and Sam Ehlinger are practicing/competing for the back-up quarterback job, which puts Wentz's recovery timeline closer to five weeks than 12 as originally expected after foot surgery.

The same goes for OG Quenton Nelson who underwent the same surgery days later. While a return for the start of the NFL season is the best case scenario for Wentz, concerns about his mobility and game readiness will deservedly be questioned. A healthy Wentz is also great news for the offensive weapons on the Colts.

The decision has been made to undergo surgery and remove it. 5-12 weeks.

Related players: Jacob Eason

HC Frank Reich says Wentz had an old foot injury dating back to perhaps high school according to doctors. Over time, the broken bone came loose and caused pain. Reich said the decision on surgery was very clear cut for their doctors and outside doctors, according to the tweet. Other tweets on the matter have the Colts optimistic Wentz can return on the earlier end of the timeline. Wentz will be able to throw during walkthroughs and the team added in 2-3 weeks they should have a better idea of Wentz's overall timeframe. For now, Eason is the team's QB1.