News, highlights, updates from Colts' training camp practice No. 11
With help from those in attendance at today's practice, we will help keep you up to date with the latest news and highlights from what takes place.
Be sure to check back in throughout the practice as this article is updated as reports come in.
Indianapolis Colts' remaining 2025 training camp schedule
August 10th - 4:00 PM start
August 11th - 4:00 PM start
August 14th - 3:00 PM start (Joint practice with Packers)
This article originally appeared on Colts Wire: Colts training camp: Updates, news, highlights from practice No. 11
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