Robinson (knee) is listed as day-to-day, George Bremer of The Herald Bulletin reports.

EDGE Analysis

What exactly Robinson did to his knee in Sunday's win against the Bears is still unknown, but the Colts will take it day-by-day with their starting cornerback. The team should update his status as soon as they know more about his timetable for recovery.

Robinson suffered a knee injury against the Bears and is doubtful to return, Zak Keefer of the Indy Star reports.

EDGE Analysis

Robinson appears highly unlikely to return. Before leaving, the cornerback had collected six total tackles.

Robinson will play Sunday against the Jaguars.

EDGE Analysis

Robinson sat out the past two weeks due to a concussion, but has since passed league protocol, making him eligible for Sunday's divisional tilt. His return is a big boost for the Colts' secondary, as he is slated to play across from Vontae Davis.

Robinson, who had been battling a concussion, was a full participant in Wednesday's practice.

EDGE Analysis

Robinson returning to practice early in the week is a very encouraging sign for the cornerback's status for this weekend after missing the team's last game against the Chargers. Barring any setback in the next few days, it looks like Robinson should be in line to play on Sunday.

Robinson (concussion) is ruled out for Sunday's contest, Kevin Bowen of colts.com reports.

EDGE Analysis

It looked as if Robinson was all set to play Sunday, but then word broke Friday that he couldn't quite get through all of the league's concussion protocol. Assuming he doesn't suffer any setbacks, Robinson should be cleared to play by Week 4. In the meantime, Rashaan Melvin could earn the start at cornerback during his absence.

Robinson (concussion) practiced fully on Thursday, Colts' writer Kevin Bowen reports.

EDGE Analysis

Robinson was a limited participant on Wednesday, so Thursday's participation was good progress. It's uncertain if he'll play against the Chargers on Sunday, but it does seem likely that he's able to give it a go at this point.

Robinson (concussion) returned to practice on Wednesday as a limited participant, ESPN reports.

EDGE Analysis

Robinson went down in the Colts' Week 1 loss to the Lions. Though back at practice, it's unclear if he'll play on Sunday against the Chargers, but his availability in practice throughout the rest of the week will likely shed more light on the situation.

Robinson (concussion) is nearing a return to practice, Kevin Bowen of Colts.com reports.

EDGE Analysis

Robinson, as well as Vontae Davis (ankle) and T.J. Green (knee), are all on the brink of a return to the practice field, which is huge news for a Colts' secondary that has struggled to keep opposing offenses in check over the first two weeks of the season. Robinson is still going through the league mandated concussion protocol, but the last step is going through a controlled practice, which could occur at some point this week. We should see his status updated again once he's cleared to practice.

Robinson (concussion) is ruled out for Sunday's game against the Broncos.

EDGE Analysis

Robinson still hasn't been cleared from the league's concussion protocol heading into the weekend after suffering the injury during Week 1's loss to the Lions. The Colts' secondary will be a thin unit against the Broncos' offense, with Rashaan Melvin and Darryl Morris the only cornerbacks at full health.

Robinson (concussion) did not participate in Wednesday's practice.

EDGE Analysis

Robinson remains in the league's concussion protocol after suffering from a head injury in Sunday's loss to the Lions. With No. 1 cornerback Vontae Davis already likely out this weekend and Darius Butler dealing with an ankle injury, the Colts will be in big trouble and be dealing with depth issues in their secondary should Robinson be held out.