Colts cornerback Charvarius Ward is expected to return to play after recovering from a severe concussion. The injury caused symptoms like dizziness and crossed eyes for nearly a month, making him question his football future. INDIANAPOLIS – Charvarius Ward estimates he’s had two other concussions in his football career but never one like this.

Indianapolis Colts cornerback Charvarius Ward will return to the field Sunday at the Kansas City Chiefs after suffering a concussion following a pregame collision with tight end Drew Ogletree during warmups on Oct.

Indianapolis Colts cornerback Charvarius Ward Sr. has cleared the concussion protocol and will be activated from Injured Reserve, allowing him to play on Sunday against the Kansas City Chiefs.

INDIANAPOLIS -- Colts starting cornerback Charvarius Ward has cleared concussion protocol, according to coach Shane Steichen. Ward is expected to pair with Sauce Gardner against Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes, head coach Andy Reid and future Hall of Fame tight end Travis Kelce.

INDIANAPOLIS – Charvarius Ward didn’t need to see the video detailing events that left him with a concussion and lingering, serious symptoms that had him questioning whether he would ever play again.

Ward struggled with dizziness, crossed eyes, vomiting and headaches while recovering from a concussion he suffered in Week 6.

The Indianapolis Colts can use more defensive firepower and got great news about Charvarius Ward and Jaylon Carlies.

Indianapolis Colts cornerback Charvarius Ward shared his honest thoughts about his second concussion he sustained this season.

In several posts on his Instagram Stories, the Indianapolis Colts cornerback, 29, shared that he hasn't "been happy" since the death of his daughter Amani Joy in October 2024. Ward shared a series of pictures of his little girl to commemorate what would have been her third birthday.

Sauce Gardner recently discussed playing alongside of Charvarius Ward at cornerback for the Indianapolis Colts.