Henry Anderson Injury: Updates on Colts DT's Knee and Return

Indianapolis Colts defensive tackle Henry Anderson was forced to leave the team's Week 9 win over the Denver Broncos with a serious knee injury that forced the team to place him on injured reserve, ending his season.

Continue for updates.

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Anderson Believed to Have Torn ACL

Monday, Nov. 9

While Anderson has yet to undergo an MRI for the knee injury, Ian Rapoport of NFL.com reported that initial tests suggested the defensive tackle likely tore his ACL.

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Pagano Comments on Anderson's Injury

Sunday, Nov. 8 

"Henry Anderson got a pretty significant knee injury," head coach Chuck Pagano told reporters. "I don't know how bad it is right now, but he'll have an MRI."

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Anderson's Injury Further Weakens Struggling Colts Defense

Anderson, 24, has been excellent for Indianapolis this season, registering 31 tackles and a sack while replacing veteran Arthur Jones, who was put on injured reserve in the preseason after requiring ankle surgery. The loss of Anderson is a major blow for a defense that has struggled all season long and for a Colts team that broke a three-game losing streak Sunday while fighting for its postseason life.