Colts coordinator Brian Mason details extensive knee injury history
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 24, 2026, 7:43 PM
Last updated Aug 24, 2026

Indianapolis Colts special teams coordinator Brian Mason addressed his history of knee injuries, revealing that his latest setback occurred during the preseason opener against the New England Patriots. This marks his seventh major injury to the left knee, with previous injuries including multiple torn ACLs in high school, college, and additional injuries incurred while playing basketball and landscaping. Despite the severity of the injury, Mason anticipates remaining on the sidelines during the regular season. He is currently in his fourth year with the Colts after previously serving in similar roles at Notre Dame and Cincinnati.
- •Mason injured his knee during the Colts' preseason opener.
- •This is his seventh major injury to his left knee.
- •He has a lengthy history of knee injuries dating back to high school.
- •Mason expects to be on the sideline for the regular season.
- •He has been with the Colts since joining Shane Steichen's staff in 2023.
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"Colts special teams coordinator Brian Mason detailed a lengthy injury history after suffering his seventh major injury during the preseason.
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