By PFW staff
Aug. 7, 2008

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Colts CB Michael Coe should be out approximately two months after undergoing surgery on his left knee Wednesday.

“The surgery went well,” coach Tony Dungy told the Indianapolis Star. “We’re looking at probably eight weeks from now before he’s ready to get back going.”

A second-year pro out of Alabama State, Coe recorded 10 tackles in his rookie season. He was expected to add depth to the Colts’ secondary, most likely seeing time in a reserve role or in the nickel and dime packages.

Coe, who injured the knee in practice last week, is the latest casualty to a Colts defense already operating without starters DE Dwight Freeney, S Bob Sanders, DE Robert Mathis, MLB Gary Brackett and SLB Tyjuan Hagler. All except Hagler and Coe are expected back for the regular season, although it’s no certainty Coe will make the final 53-man roster.