Hunter Wohler (GB) Foot Injury: Late-Stage Rehab, Status Questionable

Hunter Wohler is tracking through the late stages of rehabilitation for a right foot injury originally sustained during the preseason — a meaningful distinction, as extended rehab timelines on foot injuries warrant clinical scrutiny regardless of how "minor" the initial framing may have been. He carries a Questionable designation, which in a late-rehab context suggests he is approaching functional clearance but has not yet achieved it.

Grade is INFERRED — no imaging results or specific tissue diagnosis have been publicly confirmed. The injury is classified as BON or MYO/LIG (foot, lower extremity) with INSUFFICIENT_DATA on exact tissue type, placing this at Evidence Tier T3–T4 for probability purposes. Without a confirmed diagnosis (e.g., turf toe grade, metatarsal stress fracture, Lisfranc involvement), the biological floor and RTP range cannot be precisely anchored. "Late-stage rehabilitation" language is a positive trajectory signal, but the extended duration since a preseason origin raises the clinical flag that this may be more structurally significant than initial reporting suggested — stress fracture, turf toe Grade 2–3, or a soft-tissue injury with a slower-than-expected healing curve all remain plausible. The watch signal here is full practice clearance and game activation.

Updated on 2026-05-31: team corrected from "Green Bay Packers" to "Colts" (legacy fact sweep, roster lookup player_id=9482c8e2-78c7-44f4-a183-3a14cc1a6be4)