Cornerback · Indianapolis Colts

Cam Taylor-Britt

No. 26 · 5th season

One game gone before the season starts.

Cam Taylor-Britt will not be on the field when the Indianapolis Colts open their season against the Baltimore Ravens. The NFL has suspended him for one game, effective immediately, for violating the league's personal conduct policy.

Taylor-Britt was arrested in September in Cincinnati for reckless driving and driving without a license. He served a five-day jail sentence following the arrest. At the time, he was playing for the Bengals—the team that drafted him, the place he was still building his role as a young defensive back in the league.

Now he is with the Colts, and before he plays a single snap in a new uniform, a week is already gone. The suspension costs him the season opener, the moment a roster is tested against real competition for the first time. For a player still establishing himself in the league, that opening week matters.

The personal conduct violation hangs over the start of his Indianapolis chapter. What comes after the one-game silence—how he plays, how the team responds, whether he can reset—is what his season will actually be about.

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