Overview
- The NFL announced on Friday that Cam Taylor‑Britt was suspended one game for violating the league’s personal conduct policy.
- Taylor‑Britt pleaded guilty in January to reckless driving and a no‑license charge stemming from 2025 incidents and served five days in jail.
- The league will allow Taylor‑Britt to participate in preseason practices and games before he serves the Week 1 suspension, making him eligible to return in Week 2.
- The penalty delays the Colts debut of the one‑year free‑agent signing who reunited with defensive coordinator Lou Anarumo and deepens the competition for the No. 3–4 cornerback role behind Sauce Gardner and Charvarius Ward.
- Missing the Sept. 13 home opener against Baltimore matters for Indianapolis because the team is finalizing depth and roster decisions during training camp and the preseason.