The Indianapolis Colts could be without starting right tackle Jalen Travis for a few weeks.

According to Matt Zenitz of CBS Sports, Travis is "expected" to miss 2-4 weeks with a knee injury that he suffered against the Dallas Cowboys on Sunday, forcing him to exit the game.

A fourth-round pick by the Colts in 2025, this is Travis' first full season as a starter. According to PFF, he has surrendered 30 quarterback pressures and seven sacks. In the run game, he ranks 36th out of 74 tackles in run-blocking grade.

After Travis left the game, Luke Tenuta took over at right tackle. He allowed one pressure over 27 pass-blocking snaps. Tenuta entered the NFL in 2022, but has played only 107 career snaps on offense.

The Colts could also turn to veteran Charlie Heck, whom the team recently signed. Heck has played 1,799 career right tackle snaps.