The Indianapolis Colts safety position may have gotten a bit thinner during Wednesday's minicamp practice.
Though it's initially unclear how severe the injury is, Colts safety Michael Tutsie suffered an apparent non-contact injury during Wednesday's practice.
He was able to walk off the field under his own power, but he did not return to practice.
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According to James Boyd of The Athletic, Tutsie got his left thigh/hamstring wrapped by a trainer after walking to the sideline.
Looks like #Colts S Michael Tutsie got his left thigh/hamstring wrapped by a trainer. https://t.co/ojBgRLAsj1
— James Boyd (@RomeovilleKid) June 5, 2024
This isn't great news after the Colts lost 2023 fifth-round pick Daniel Scott to a torn Achilles during OTAs. It's the second year in a row the California product suffered a season-ending injury during offseason workouts.
Tutsie is an Indianapolis native who attended Warren Central High School. He was teammates with Colts cornerback Julius Brents and was a four-time FCS champion with North Dakota State.
After going undrafted in 2023, Tutsie attended the Colts' rookie minicamp. He signed with the Colts in June before being waived/injured during training camp. August. Tutsie was released from the injured reserve list two weeks later with an injury settlement.
He then signed a reserve/future contract with the Colts in January following the end of the 2023 regular season.
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