Slauson announced his retirement from the NFL on Wednesday, Andrew Walker of the Colts' official site reports.

EDGE Analysis

Slauson was a starter at right guard prior to fracturing a bone in his back Week 5 against the Patriots. The soon-to-be 33-year-old will retire having started all 113 career games in which he's appeared.

Slauson (back) sustained a back injury in the Colts' game against the Patriots in Week 5, George Bremer of The Anderson Herald Bulletin reports.

EDGE Analysis

Slauson was placed on injured reserve Monday with an injury that was originally undisclosed. The Colts released that information Wednesday, saying that Slauson had cracked two vertebrae early in the third quarter of their Week 5 matchup with the Patriots.

Slauson (undisclosed) was placed on injured reserve by the Colts on Monday, Andrew Walker of the team's official site reports.

EDGE Analysis

The Colts will have to locate a new right guard following Slauson's designation to IR. The team has not yet released the details of his injury and it's unclear if they plan to do so. In a corresponding move, Indianapolis brought in guard Evan Boehm to add some depth along the offensive line.

Slauson (biceps) was participating in position and special teams drills Tuesday, Andrew Walker of the Colts' official site reports.

EDGE Analysis

Slauson was placed on injured reserve by the Chargers in October after undergoing surgery on his torn biceps and signed a contract with the Colts in March. The 32-year-old participating at this point in the offseason is a good indication he avoided any major setbacks in his recovery process.

Slauson (biceps) signed a contract with the Colts on Tuesday, Andrew Walker of the Colts' official site reports.

EDGE Analysis

Slauson spent the past two seasons with the Chargers, starting in seven games at left guard before suffering a season-ending biceps injury in 2017. The veteran also has experience at center and should compete for a starting role once completely healthy as the Colts look to revamp an offensive line that allowed a league-high 56 sacks last year.

The Chargers placed Slauson (biceps) on injured reserve Tuesday.

EDGE Analysis

Slauson is slated to undergo surgery Wednesday or Thursday to address the torn biceps, which he suffered in Sunday's win over the Broncos. With Slauson out for the season, rookie Dan Feeney is expected to take over as the Chargers' starting left guard.

Slauson (biceps) sustained a torn bicep in Sunday's win over the Broncos and is out for the season, Eric D. Williams of ESPN.com reports.

EDGE Analysis

Slausen underwent an MRI on Monday to reveal the extent of the injury, which will require season-ending surgery. Rookie third-round pick Dan Feeney slides into the starting role at left guard for the Chargers, and the team is also likely to add another offensive lineman to bolster their depth.

Slauson injured his triceps in Sunday's game against the Broncos and is questionable to return.

EDGE Analysis

Slauson has been dealing with a triceps ailment since Week 4, so it is likely that this is a tweak of an existing injury. Michael Schofield figures to see additional snaps at guard as long as Slauson is out.

Slauson (triceps) took on a full workload at Thursday's practice.

EDGE Analysis

Slauson injured his triceps in Sunday's loss to the Eagles, and was subsequently limited at Tuesday's practice as a result. However, it appears the Chargers were just being cautious with the veteran. Barring any setbacks, he appears on track to play Sunday against the Giants.

Slauson sustained a triceps injury against the Eagles and is questionable to return.

EDGE Analysis

Slauson was shifted from center to left guard in the preseason after Forrest Lamp tore his ACL, so the Chargers could be forced to reconfigure their offensive line yet again if Slauson cannot return.