Ryan Kelly Fantasy Stats

Minnesota Vikings center Ryan Kelly (concussion) was activated from the injured reserve on Saturday. Kelly has been on the IR due to concussions he suffered in Week 2 and Week 4. However, Kelly won't carry an injury designation into Sunday's Week 12 matchup against the Green Bay Packers. The return of Kelly is a welcoming sight for this Vikings offensive line. His return to the field should help give this offense a boost.

According to ESPN's Adam Schefter, Minnesota Vikings center Ryan Kelly (concussion) was placed on Injured Reserve. He will now miss at least four weeks. The 32-year-old, who signed a two-year deal with the Vikings in March, is considered one of the best centers in the National Football League. However, he's battled numerous concussions throughout his career, with two of them occuring this season. With Minnesota's offensive line struggling to keep opposing defenders away from the quarterback, losing another starter isn't an ideal situation. With that said, rookie Vershon Lee, who was elevated from the practice squad, could be in line for more work against the Cleveland Browns and beyond.

Minnesota Vikings center Ryan Kelly (concussion) has been ruled out for the remainder of Sunday's Week 4 contest against the Pittsburgh Steelers. He has been diagnosed with the fifth concussion of his career, including his second this season. The 32-year-old will face an uphill battle to play next Sunday against the Cleveland Browns, as he would need to clear concussion protocol within one week. Michael Jurgens will take over as the Vikings' center in the interim.

Minnesota Vikings center Ryan Kelly (head) has exited Sunday's game against the Pittsburgh Steelers and is being evaluated for a concussion. Kelly has a significant history of head trauma, as he has already suffered four documented concussions during his career, including one earlier this season. If the Vikings' medical personnel establish that Kelly has another concussion, it would be the fifth of his career. The 32-year-old plays every snap when healthy, but he's had trouble staying on the field lately.

Indianapolis Colts head coach Shane Steichen said the team will open the 21-day practice window on Wednesday for center Ryan Kelly (knee) and linebacker Jaylon Carlies (leg) to return from Injured Reserve. While both players will be eligible to return to practice on Wednesday, it doesn't mean that they will be active for the big Week 15 contest in Denver versus the Broncos. Neither player is fantasy relevant, but Kelly is a key player on Indy's offensive line that they would love to have back in a pivotal game this weekend. The 31-year-old veteran is confident that he can return in 2024 after having arthroscopic surgery on his right knee. Kelly went on IR before Week 10, so this weekend is the first game he'll be eligible to return for. His availability for Sunday's contest will likely depend on how he looks in practice from Wednesday through Friday.

Indianapolis Colts center Ryan Kelly (calf) exited during the second half of Sunday's game against the Tennessee Titans and was subsequently ruled out. The 31-year-old had missed the Colts' last two games with a neck injury before returning for Week 6, so the timing of his new ailment is suboptimal. The Colts will continue to evaluate Kelly in the days leading up to their Week 7 clash against the Miami Dolphins. If Kelly is unable to suit up next week, Tanor Bortolini would likely start at center.

Indianapolis Colts center Ryan Kelly (concussion) did not practice on Friday and has been ruled out for Week 12 against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. It's a downgrade after Kelly returned to a full practice session on Thursday following a limited practice to kick off the week of preparation on Wednesday. The Colts are going to play it safe with the three-time Pro Bowl center after he suffered his second concussion of the year in the Week 10 win over the New England Patriots in Germany. The Colts have their bye last week, but the 30-year-old remains in the league's concussion protocol and will miss this weekend's game. Wesley French is in line to get the start on Sunday. Kelly's absence could have a negative impact on quarterback Gardner Minshew and the Colts offense.

Indianapolis Colts center Ryan Kelly (concussion) has been ruled out for the remainder of Week 2 versus the Houston Texans. The talented starter has been a key staple of the Colts' offensive line. Wesley French will log snaps at center in his absence.

The Indianapolis Colts placed center Ryan Kelly on the Reserve/COVID-19 list on Saturday and also activated safety Khari Willis (calf) from Injured Reserve. Losing All-Pro Kelly in Week 13 against the Houston Texans is notable for Indy's offensive line. However, it may not matter all that much for running back Jonathan Taylor, the NFL's leading rusher, as he'll be going up a Houston defense that has allowed the second-most rushing yards per game (135.6). Danny Pinter should be snapping the ball to quarterback Carson Wentz on Sunday. As of training camp, Kelly was unvaccinated, and if he still isn't vaccinated, he'll be quarantined for 10 days. Luckily, the Colts are on their bye in Week 14. Willis has two interceptions and 1.5 sacks in seven games and will return to a secondary that was shredded by Tom Brady in Week 12.

Indianapolis Colts center Ryan Kelly inked a four-year contract extension Thursday that will pay him $50 million, thereby making him the leagues highest-paid center. Kelly will be integral to the acclimation of quarterback Philip Rivers to the Colts roster in his first season, while also being an anchor of the offensive line for the stylings of running backsMarlon Mack and Jonathan Taylor. While Kelly won't have any fantasy consideration as a center, his presence up front should help boost a Colts offense that passed for only 194.3 yards per game last season.