Rookie safety AJ Haulcy's status for the Indianapolis Colts' Week 1 matchup with the Baltimore Ravens remains up in the air as of Monday.
According to The Athletic's James Boyd, head coach Shane Steichen said that the team will see how the week goes for Haulcy before determining his status for the season opener.
Haulcy has been sidelined the last two weeks with an ankle injury.
#Colts HC Shane Steichen says they'll see how this week goes regarding rookie S A.J. Haulcy, who's been sidelined with an ankle injury. Didn't rule him in or out for Sunday's opener against the #Ravens.
— James Boyd (@RomeovilleKid) September 7, 2026
Haulcy, a third-round pick by the Colts, spent the offseason and training camp competing with Hunter Wohler for the strong safety role alongside of Cam Bynum. Haulcy seemed
to be the front-runner for those snaps until the ankle injury sidelined him.
Coming out of LSU, Haulcy brings added versatility and impressive ball skills to the Colts' secondary.
On Wednesday, we will get the Colts' first injury report of the week, getting a better idea of where Haulcy is at.
If he can't go in Week 1, the Colts will likely turn to Wohler.
This article originally appeared on Colts Wire: Rookie's status for Colts' Week 1 game vs. Ravens up in the air
