The Indianapolis Colts announced on Tuesday afternoon that they have placed veteran center Ryan Kelly on injured reserve. Kelly will now have to miss at least the next four games. According to the Indy Star’s Joel Erickson, the injury is not season-ending.

The Colts have placed veteran center Ryan Kelly on injured reserve, although the specific injury that landed him there is unclear. Kelly's injury is not season-ending, a league source told IndyStar on Tuesday, and there is a chance he will miss only the minimum four games a player must miss after being placed on injured reserve.

Indianapolis Colts center Ryan Kelly is out at least four weeks. Kelly was placed on injured reserve on Tuesday.

The Indianapolis Colts have placed starting center Ryan Kelly on injured reserve, according to The Athletic’s James Boyd. While it’s currently unclear what kind of injury led to Kelly being placed on IR,

The Colts' offensive line will be shorthanded for a stretch. The team announced on Tuesday that center Ryan Kelly has been placed

Over nine seasons, he has started all 121 career games since being drafted in the first round by the Indianapolis Colts.

The Colts placed veteran center Ryan Kelly on injured reserve Tuesday. The exact injury causing the move was not disclosed by the team.

Kelly has been battling both a calf and a knee injury. He has started in seven games this year, but missed two of them because of injury.

The Colts have placed their starting center, Ryan Kelly, on injured reserve. Indianapolis announced Kelly’s move to the injured reserve Tuesday afternoon. With Kelly out, the Colts claimed safety Darren Hall off waivers from Arizona.