Freeman was a limited practice participant Wednesday, the Indianapolis Star reports.

It remains to be seen if Freeman has a chance to return to action Sunday against the Ravens, but his practice participation Wednesday is clearly a step in the right direction on that front.

Freeman (hamstring) has been ruled out for this week's game against Tennessee, the Indianapolis Star reports.

Freeman was described as day-to-day all week, but he didn't practice after missing two games and it's not clear he'll be able to play in Week 5.

Freeman (hamstring) did not practice Wednesday.

He's missed the last two games with the injury and it seems unlikely he'll return this week.

Freeman (hamstring) has been ruled out of playing in Sunday's game against Jacksonville, RTV 6 in Indianapolis reports.

Freeman missed last week's game with the injury and there's no timetable for his return.

Freeman (hamstring) did not practice Wednesday.

Freeman missed last week's game with the injury and there's no timetable for his return. He hasn't been ruled out of practicing this week, but this isn't a good sign he'll return for Week 3.

Freeman (hamstring) has been ruled out for Monday's game against the Eagles, the Indianapolis Star's Mike Chappell reports.

As a result, Josh McNary will draw the start at inside linebacker for the Colts in place of Freeman on Monday.

Freeman (hamstring) did not practice Saturday, the Indianapolis Star's Mike Chappell reports.

If Freeman ends up missing Monday's game against the Eagles, Chappell suggests that Josh McNary or Henoc Muamba would be candidates to see added ILB snaps for the Colts in Week 2.

Freeman (hamstring) will not practice Friday, the RTV6 in Indianapolis reports.

The Colts play Monday, so Freeman has another day of practice to be evaluated. Still, it sounds like at this point he won't play and Josh McNary will start at inside linebacker in his place.

Freeman (hamstring) did not practice Thursday, per the Colts' official site.

Freeman was forced of of Week 1's contest with a hamstring injury, with his absence from practice Thursday clouding his status for Monday's game against the Eagles at this stage.

Freeman left Sunday's game against the Broncos with a hamstring injury, and he will not return to the contest, the Indianapolis Star's Mike Chappell reports.

Freeman, a starter at inside linebacker, finishes his night with seven tackles (four solo). Josh McNary is filling in.

Freeman (thumb) missed Saturday's preseason loss to New Orleans, the Indianapolis Star reports.

It's likely a minor injury as Freeman was held out of the first preseason game as a healthy scratch.

Freeman was a healthy scratch in Saturday's preseason game, the Indianapolis Star reports.

He may play sparingly in the preseason, but there are no injury worries.

Colts ILB Jerrell Freeman (concussion) will play in Week 7 against Denver.

It's a good sign for Indianapolis' struggling run defense. Even with Freeman back, Knowshon Moreno is a recommended fantasy starter on Sunday night.

Colts ILB Jerrell Freeman (concussion) returned to practice Thursday.

It's a sign he'll be active for Sunday night's showdown with the Broncos. Freeman will likely be officially cleared on Friday.

Colts ILB Jerrell Freeman exited Monday night's Week 6 game against the Chargers with a concussion.

Freeman is done for the night. He also has a cut on his shin, but that's obviously not a long-term issue. Entering the night, Freeman was Pro Football Focus' No. 18 inside linebacker. He's been excelling as a run defender and pass rusher. Mario Harvey is in the game next to Pat Angerer at inside 'backer.

Playing with his injured left thumb wrapped, Colts MLB Jerrell Freeman broke Jeff Herrod's 1994 frachise record with 202 "unofficial" tackles this season.

That number comes courtesy of the coaching staff. The NFL credits Freeman with 145 tackles, which ranks fifth in the league. The CFL's runner-up for Most Outstanding Defensive Player in 2011 has been one of many gems unearthed by first-year GM Ryan Grigson.

Colts MLB Jerrell Freeman's teammates are calling him "Baby Ray."

The reference is to Ray Lewis. After racking up 16 tackles in Sunday's win over the Bills, Freeman is up to 101 in 11 games -- good for fourth in the league. He also has two sacks, one interception he returned for a touchdown and a forced fumbled. The CFL's Most Outstanding Player in 2011, Freeman has turned into an IDP asset.

Colts GM Ryan Grigson and head coach Chuck Pagano believe ILB Jerrell Freeman is a "keeper" for the future.

Freeman has played 590 of a possible 603 defensive snaps this season according to Pro Football Focus. He is also tied for ninth in the NFL in tackles with 73. After Freeman finished as the runner-up for Most Outstanding Defensive Player in the CFL in 2011, the Colts signed him and plugged him right into the starting lineup. Freeman rarely comes off the field with Pat Angerer and Kavell Conner rotating next to him. He's developed into a quality IDP player in his rookie season.

Jerrell Freeman (head) is practicing in full Wednesday.

Colts ILB Jerrell Freeman left Sunday's Week 6 loss to the Jets with a possible concussion.

Freeman did provide IDP owners with 14 tackles before leaving, but his Week 7 status is now unclear. He'll have to pass concussion protocols and Pat Angerer (foot) is likely nearing a return.