The Indianapolis Colts waive cornerback Johnathan Edwards on Monday, the team announces. The move comes after the Colts’ first game of the season.
In context, Edwards is a former Sycamore and Indiana State cornerback who does not appear in the team’s Week 1 action. Multiple accounts note that he did not play against the Baltimore Ravens in Sunday’s season opener and was listed among players declared inactive for the game. Before that matchup, Indianapolis promotes cornerback Kenneth Harris from the practice squad, and Harris takes Edwards’ spot on the active roster for the contest.
The reports agree on the waiver decision and its timing, with emphasis on Edwards’ inactive status for Week 1 and the corresponding roster adjustment involving Harris. Across outlets, no additional claims are made about injuries or long-term implications; the key points center on the waiver itself and what leads up to it during the season opener.
