The Indianapolis Colts today released their Friday injury report for Week 4 of the NFL season ahead of their Sunday game against the Pittsburgh Steelers.

Cornerback Kenny Moore has been ruled OUT for Sunday’s game against the Steelers due to a hip injury. Moore injured his hip late in last weeks game against the Bears and has missed practice all week because of it. With Moore out expect Samuel Womack to get the start in his place at nickel corner.

Defensive end Kwity Paye been ruled OUT for Sunday’s game against the Steelers due to a quad injury. Paye injured his quad against the Bears and has been unable to practice all week. With Paye out expect a rotation of Laiatu Latu, Dayo Odeyingbo, Isaiah Land and Tyquan Lewis if he plays, at defensive end.

Right tackle Braden Smith is listed as QUESTIONABLE for Sunday’s game against the Steelers with a knee injury. Smith missed practice Wednesday but practice full on Thursday before missing practice again on Friday so it is has to judge which direction his availability is going in. If Smith cannot play Sunday expect either second year Blake Freeland or rookie Matt Goncalves to start at right tackle.

Defensive end Tyquan Lewis is listed as QUESTIONABLE for Sunday’s game against the Steelers with calf and wrist injuries. Similar to Smith, Lewis managed a full practice this week but also missed two others so it throws shade on his availability for Sunday. If Lewis is out Sunday it leaves the Colts very thin and I experienced at defensive end.

Center Ryan Kelly is listed as QUESTIONABLE for Sunday’s game against the Steelers with a neck injury. Kelly popped up in the injury report on Thursday but missed Friday practice too. It would appear to be a practice injury which he is dealing with. If Kelly cannot play Sunday expect a start at center for Danny Pinter in Kelly’s place.

Dolce Vita Café in Indianapolis is the perfect destination for anyone looking to enjoy European-inspired desserts in a modern, welcoming setting.

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INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) — The police car that Dan Akroyd drove in “Blues Brothers 2000” will be auctioned in October in Indianapolis.

The Ford Police Interceptor in the 1998 sequel to the original “Blues Brothers” comedy, released in 1980, will be sold Oct. 5 during Mecum Auctions’ Indy Fall Special 2024 at the Indiana State Fairgrounds.

Akroyd’s character Elwood Blues drove the car in one scene that led to a crash with what Guinness World Records calls the largest car pileup on film: 50 cars. In the scene, Elwood Blues drives from the crash, turns to the band members and tells them, “Don’t look back.”

Akroyd formerly owned the 1991 Ford Crown Victoria Police Interceptor that carries a 351 CI V-8 engine — with $15,000 worth of modifications — and a blue interior. The car will be sold with documentation connecting it to the movie.

Mecum says Akroyd sold the car to the Slippery Noodle Inn in downtown Indianapolis.

Photos show the car for sale has an autograph and inscription from the actor on the dashboard.

The Indy Fall Special will be Mecum’s second autumn auction in Indianapolis. The auction will include 1,000 classic and collector vehicles.

Tickets to the show will be $30 for a single-day ticket, and $75 for the three-day event from Oct. 3-5. Children 12 and younger get in free.