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Sunday, Nov 11, 2018 11:29 AM

#JAXvsIND Inactives List (2018, Week 10)

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Colts.com

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INDIANAPOLIS — The following players are inactive for today's 2018 Week 10 matchup against the Jacksonville Jaguars at Lucas Oil Stadium:

• T/G Denzelle Good

• CB Nate Hairston

• TE Ryan Hewitt

• S Mike Mitchell

• DT Hassan Ridgeway

• TE Erik Swoope

• DE Kemoko Turay

Lineup changes

The Colts are expecting the following lineup changes today:

— Pierre Desir is expected to start for Nate Hairston at cornerback.

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