Toler (concussion) did not participate in practice Wednesday, Zak Keefer of the Indianapolis Star reports.

Chuck Pagano said Toler is going through the league's concussion protocol, so his status for Sunday is fully up in the air.

Toler (ribs) is active for Sunday's game against the Titans.

Toler and fellow corner Vontae Davis are both a bit banged up for this one, but they will both play against a Titans team that might struggle on offense.

Toler had an interception and a tackle in Monday's loss to Philadelphia.

Toler made an outstanding catch on the interception, but otherwise had an up-and-down game in coverage. Still, keeping the injury-prone cornerback healthy may be a key to Indy's season.

Toler had four total tackles and defended three passes in Sunday's loss at Denver.

Toler looked healthy despite dealing with a sore knee in the preseason and coming back from offseason hernia surgery. The Colts are depending him on as a key defender against the pass in the secondary.

Toler left Saturday's preseason loss to New Orleans due to a sore knee, the team's offical web site reports.

His injury was described as minor, but any injury is a worry with Toler as he missed nine games last season due to a groin injury and has never played 16 games in his career. His healthy is a key to a defense that is short on depth after the departure of Antoine Bethea and Cassius Vaughn in free agency.

Toler, who had offseason surgery to repair a sports hernia, was seen as having a strong training camp and looked fully healthy, the Indianapolis Star reports.

Toler will start opposite Vontae Davis. He missed nine games last season due to the groin injury and has never played 16 games in his career, so he's a big injury risk in Indy's secondary.

Colts LCB Greg Toler (groin) is participating in OTAs.

Toler had offseason sports-hernia surgery and sat out voluntary workouts earlier this month. The 29-year-old appeared in just nine games last season and struggled in coverage and run support. The Colts didn't bring in any cornerback competition in the offseason, so they're banking on Toler bouncing back opposite Vontae Davis. Toler is going to be heavily targeted by opposing quarterbacks.

Colts LCB Greg Toler (groin) is sitting out voluntary workouts this week.

Toler had offseason sports-hernia surgery. He says he's fully healthy, but the training staff wants him to slow his roll and get back to running at 100 percent before putting him back on the field. Toler was a disappointment as a free-agent signing for the Colts, appearing in only nine games in 2013, but he has plenty of natural ability and length to serve as Indy's No. 2 corner opposite Vontae Davis.

Colts LCB Greg Toler will need surgery on his groin.

The procedure to repair Toler's groin tear will come with a four-week rehab timetable. Therefore, he expects to be ready to participate in the offseason program. The Colts will be hoping to re-sign free agent Vontae Davis, leaving Toler in his more natural No. 2 corner role.

Colts placed LCB Greg Toler on injured reserve with a groin injury, ending his season.

Colts LCB Greg Toler was forced from Saturday's Wild Card game against the Chiefs with a groin injury, and is doubtful to return.

Colts LCB Greg Toler played just seven snaps in his Week 16 return from a groin injury.

Toler didn't suffer a setback, but adverse weather conditions in Kansas City helped keep him on the bench. "Wasn't like we were playing down in South Florida and you could just pull (Toler) off the bench after we were sitting there for four, five, six minutes, whatever it was," coach Chuck Pagano said. Toler is expected to return to the starting lineup as soon as this weekend, sliding Darius Butler back into the slot.

Colts declared LCB Greg Toler (groin), LB Kavell Conner, LB Cam Johnson, CB Jalil Brown, LG Hugh Thornton, OL Jeff Linkenbach, and DL Ricky Jean-Francois inactive for Week 14 against the Bengals.

Toler suffered a setback with his groin injury in Week 12 and has missed the past six games. Cassius Vaughn will start at left corner opposite Vontae Davis. Jean-Francois has a foot injury. Thornton is battling a neck issue.

Colts LCB Greg Toler (groin) has been ruled out for Week 13.

The Colts also ruled out ILB Kavell Conner, though RCB Vontae Davis (groin) is listed as probable. Indy's defense does not pose a difficult Week 13 matchup for Ryan Fitzpatrick, who's been on fire over his last two games.

Colts LCB Greg Toler (groin) has been ruled out for Week 12.

Toler was expected to return from his four-week groin injury against Arizona, but either had a setback during early-week practice or simply isn't as healthy as the Colts hoped. Cassius Vaughn will get the start at left corner.

Colts LCB Greg Toler will return from his groin injury in Week 12.

He returned to practice on Monday and will start against Arizona barring an unforeseen setback. Toler wound up missing three games with the injury.

Greg Toler (groin) will not play in Thursday's Week 12 game at Tennessee.

Toler hasn't played since going down in Week 7. Cassius Vaughn will continue to fill in at left corner, where he's held his own.

Colts LCB Greg Toler (groin) will not play in Week 9.

The Colts will turn to special teamer Cassius Vaughn at left cornerback, with Darius Butler staying in the slot. We'd call it an upgrade for DeAndre Hopkins' matchup if the Texans had a better quarterback under center. Andre Johnson is more likely to square off with Vontae Davis in Sunday night's game.

Colts CB Greg Toler left Sunday night's Week 7 game against the Broncos with a groin injury.

He's questionable to return. With Toler sidelined, the Colts are down to just three healthy corners on their active roster.

Colts LCB Greg Toler (concussion) has resumed practicing in training camp.

Toler was concussed less than a week ago, has received medical clearance, and is all systems go. With Toler at left corner, Vontae Davis at RCB, and LaRon Landry and Antoine Bethea at safety, Indy's back end will improve in 2013.