Toler (knee) didn't practice Wednesday, ESPN.com reports. Coach Chuck Pagano indicated that Toler -- who recorded 57 tackles and two picks in 15 starts at left cornerback this past season -- is day-to-day as Sunday's game against the Broncos approaches.

Toler (concussion) is active for Sunday's game against Washington. Toler was held out of last weekend's game against the Jaguars because of the head injury, but he'll slot back in Sunday, pushing Darius Butler back down the depth chart.

Toler (concussion) was a full participant in Friday's practice and is listed as probable against Washington. It looks like Toler will return after missing last week's game.

Toler (concussion) will not play this week against Jacksonville, the Indianapolis Sta reports. With Toler out, Darius Butler will likely start at cornerback with Josh Gordy getting time as the nickel back.

Toler (concussion) did not participate in practice Wednesday, Zak Keefer of the Indianapolis Star reports. Chuck Pagano said Toler is going through the league's concussion protocol, so his status for Sunday is fully up in the air.

Toler (ribs) is active for Sunday's game against the Titans. Toler and fellow corner Vontae Davis are both a bit banged up for this one, but they will both play against a Titans team that might struggle on offense.

Toler had an interception and a tackle in Monday's loss to Philadelphia. Toler made an outstanding catch on the interception, but otherwise had an up-and-down game in coverage. Still, keeping the injury-prone cornerback healthy may be a key to Indy's season.

Toler had four total tackles and defended three passes in Sunday's loss at Denver. Toler looked healthy despite dealing with a sore knee in the preseason and coming back from offseason hernia surgery. The Colts are depending him on as a key defender against the pass in the secondary.

Toler left Saturday's preseason loss to New Orleans due to a sore knee, the team's offical web site reports. His injury was described as minor, but any injury is a worry with Toler as he missed nine games last season due to a groin injury and has never played 16 games in his career. His healthy is a key to a defense that is short on depth after the departure of Antoine Bethea and Cassius Vaughn in free agency.

Toler, who had offseason surgery to repair a sports hernia, was seen as having a strong training camp and looked fully healthy, the Indianapolis Star reports. Toler will start opposite Vontae Davis. He missed nine games last season due to the groin injury and has never played 16 games in his career, so he's a big injury risk in Indy's secondary.