COLTS: Bob Sanders Out ‘Indefinitely’ With Bicep Injury
Indianapolis Colts safety Bob Sanders has a torn biceps tendon and is out indefinitely, if not for the season, two team sources told ESPN NFL Insider Adam Schefter.
It is not the same arm in which Sanders had the biceps tendon tear last season. He is scheduled to vist Dr. James Andrews on Wednesday to help determine how long he will be out.
Sanders, the league’s 2007 defensive player of the year, was injured on the Texans’ first offensive series when a pass was deflected by Colts safety Antoine Bethea into Sanders’ face mask.
Sanders left his feet and landed awkwardly on his arm.
He missed all but two games last season with knee and biceps injuries and all but six games in 2008 with other injuries.
He’s now played in 48 career games and missed 49 — a number that could increase if the elbow injury is season-ending.
Sanders, a two-time Pro Bowler, was drafted by the Colts in the second round of the 2004 draft out of Iowa.