NFL side Indianapolis Colts‘ quarterback
Carson Wentz is set to see noted foot specialist Robert Anderson, according to
media reports, further delaying his start with the new team.

Wentz’s first camp barely got off the ground
before he suffered a foot injury. The Colts initially hoped that the injury was
minor, but the team appears to be growing more concerned about the seriousness
of it. The team hopes that Wentz does not need to undergo a surgical procedure,
but if he does require that, his time away from the field could stretch into
the regular season. The latter scenario is not expected to involve many games,
NFL Network Insider said.

The start of the season is six weeks away and
this may turn out to be nothing for the Colts but Wentz is missing out on
valuable time with the team as he is still new in the setting.

The training camp is Wentz’s first with the
Colts who traded two draft picks with the Philadelphia Eagles for the services
of the number 2 overall pick of the 2016 draft. The quarterback is attempting
to reclaim a future that was once very bright in Philadelphia before a
disastrous 2020 season led to the end of his time with the Eagles.

The Colts finished last season with wildcard
entry into the postseason after finishing second in AFC South division. They
lost to the Buffalo Bills in the wildcard playoff. The team hopes to hit the
ground running and get another playoff berth this season too