Rivers will be available to play in the Colts' Week 15 game against the Seattle Seahawks at Lumen Field. 

The Colts, as of Friday afternoon, have not decided who will play quarterback on Sunday against the Seattle Seahawks. But if it's Philip Rivers, he won't be expected to be the only reason why the Colts pull out of a three-game losing streak. 

Gardner will miss his second consecutive game, while the Colts will be without their starting right tackle and both primary kick returners on Sunday against the Seattle Seahawks. 

Jones posted on Instagram Thursday night expressing his gratitude for the encouragement he's received over the last few days.

14 current Colts players, including Mo Alie-Cox and Jonathan Taylor, were on the team in 2020 when Rivers led the Colts to an 11-5 record and a playoff appearance.

Colts defensive tackle DeForest Buckner returned to practice this week, but has been on injured reserve since early November with a neck injury he sustained in Week 9 against the Pittsburgh Steelers. 

The Ed Block Courage Award is given annually to a player to recognize them for courageous play. 

Leonard sustained a knee injury during the Colts' game against the Jacksonville Jaguars on Sunday but said he feels "really good" on Wednesday.

The Colts opened Buckner's 21-day window to be activated from injured reserve on Wednesday.

Philip Rivers on Wednesday was on the field at the Indiana Farm Bureau Football Center in a red No. 17 practice jersey, slinging the ball around and going through a Week 15 practice for the Colts. So how, exactly, did we get to this point? 

The Colts are in wait-and-see mode as Philip Rivers and Riley Leonard begin practice on Wednesday ahead of Sunday's game against the Seattle Seahawks at Lumen Field. 

With the Colts placing Daniel Jones on injured reserve Tuesday, Rivers is able to wear the No. 17 he's worn every year of his career.