The Indianapolis Colts placed three players on the reserve/COVID-19 list on Monday, including quarterback Carson Wentz.
Earlier this season, Wentz declined to say whether he is vaccinated and was wearing a mask when speaking to vaccinated reporters.
A player who is placed on the COVID-19 list as close contact must miss five days; only an unvaccinated player can be designated as close contact. A player who tests positive could miss up to 10 days, depending on vaccination status. It is unclear whether Wentz tested positive or is a close contact of someone who has it.
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Wentz was supposed to return to practice on Monday after missing significant time in training camp due to foot surgery. Wentz has not participated in 11-on-11 drills since July 29. He appeared on track to play in Week One against Seattle after going through 7-on-7 drills in practice last week
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