Cornerback Cam Taylor-Britt Suspended from Colts Game

Colts' starting cornerback Cam Taylor-Britt will miss the team's Week 1 home matchup against the Baltimore Ravens as a result of violating the NFL’s personal conduct policy. Taylor-Britt, who has reunited with Colts defensive coordinator Lou Anarumo after playing in Cincinnati, faces discipline for his actions off the field.

According to reporting by CBS Sports - NFL, in January 2025, Taylor-Britt served a five-day jail sentence following a reckless driving incident.

Key details: The cornerback was cited for reckless driving and an unlicensed charge after he was caught speeding near the Cincinnati Bengals' stadium following a game. His actions led to a six-game suspension from playing on the field, though it's his conduct outside of football that now affects his career with Indianapolis.

Taylor-Britt’s Career Before the Suspension

A sixth-round pick in 2022, Taylor-Britt played two seasons for the Bengals. During his rookie campaign he helped get the team to the AFC Championship game and contributed with four interceptions in 2024. In 2025, however, he struggled amid a serious injury that cut short his season.

Standout Performances: Taylor-Britt started two of eight games despite the setback caused by what ended up being a career-ending Lisfranc injury in Week 11 of Cincinnati's 2025 season.

Reunited with the Colts

Taylor-Britt will have the chance to turn things around for the Indianapolis Colts, having worked with defensive coordinator Lou Anarumo before when he was with the Bengals. Despite a shaky start in Indy during his first season, allowing teams to score plenty of points on defense, Anarumo is expected to provide Taylor-Britt guidance and support.

Frequently Asked Questions

Why did Cam Taylor-Britt get suspended?

Taylor-Britt was suspended due to violating the NFL’s personal conduct policy after serving a five-day jail sentence for reckless driving, an unlicensed charge, stemming from late 2025.

How long will he be out?

The suspension is only for one game - Week 1 against the Baltimore Ravens.