Butler (hip) is listed as active for Sunday's game against the Jaguars.

Both Butler and Vontae Davis are active Sunday, which provides the Colts' secondary with a boost, given that CB Greg Toler has been ruled out by the team this week.

Butler (hip) is listed as probable for Sunday's game against the Jaguars.

Both Butler and Vontae Davis are listed as probable after practicing fully Friday, so they should both play this week, which is more than can be said for fellow CB Greg Toler, who has been ruled out by the team.

Butler (hip) was able to practice Wednesday, Kevin Bowen of colts.com reports.

That's more good news for the Colts' secondary who saw Vontae Davis return from a concussion and play during Sunday's contest against the Titans. While nothing is official yet, Butler is certainly progressing to the point where he could play against Jacksonville in Week 4.

Butler (hip) has been ruled out for Sunday's game against the Titans.

Fellow cornerback Greg Toler is also ruled out for the game, but on the plus side, it looks like Vontae Davis will be a go on Sunday and he's thus slated to start opposite Jalil Brown.

Butler started at cornerback opposite Vontae Davis with Greg Toler hurt and had eight tackles in Sunday's loss at Buffalo.

It sounds like Davis could be out several more weeks, so Butler should continue to get significant playing time (55 snaps on defense on Sunday).

Butler is likely to start at cornerback this week against Buffalo with Greg Toler likely to miss the game with a neck injury, the Indianapolis Star reports.

Butler will get more playing time as he moves up from his nickelback role. Jalil Brown will likely be the nickelback with Toler out.

Butler missed Sunday's preseason loss to the Eagles with a groin injury, ESPN reports.

The injury is likely minor since he may have been held out of the first preseason game anyway. Butler will likely reprise his role as nickelback alongside starters Vontae Davis and Greg Toler.

Butler will re-sign with the Colts on a two-year, $5 million contract, NFL Network's Albert Brer reports.

The Colts should have continuity at cornerback in 2015, with Butler again manning the slot alongside starters Vontae Davis and Greg Toler. Butler and Toler were both picked on at times last season, with Davis the clear standout of the group.

Butler (illness) is active for Sunday's game against the Texans.

With Vontae Davis back following a concussion, Butler will move back to his nickelback role.

Butler (illness) returned to practice Friday and is listed as probable for Sunday's game against Houston.

Butler will likely move back to the nickeback role with Vontae Davis expected to return from a concussion.

Butler started at cornerback with Vontae Davis out with a concussion and had four total tackles and defended a pass in Sunday's win over Cleveland.

It's not clear when Davis may return, so Butler could start opposite Greg Toler again this week.

Butler (knee) is active for Sunday's game against Washington.

Greg Toler returns Sunday after recovering from a concussion, which pushes Butler back to his nickelback role.

Butler (knee) missed Friday's practice and is listed as questionable against Washington.

Greg Toler returned to practice this week after a concussion and should start at cornerback, pushing Bulter back to his nickelback role if he's able to play.

Butler (ankle) is listed as active for Sunday's game against the Steelers.

Butler is out there Sunday, but with 16 tackles in five games to date, his IDP utility is restricted to deeper formats.

Butler was a full participant in practice Friday and is listed as probable against Pittsburgh.

Butler will likely return to his nickelback role with Josh Gordy seeing fewer snaps as a result.

Butler (ankle) was a full participant in practice Thursday.

It looks like Butler will return this week as the team's nickelback, which should move Josh Gordy back to a more limited role.

Butler (ankle) has been ruled out for Thursday's game against Houston.

With Butler out, Josh Gordy will likely take over nickel back duties.

Butler had four total tackles and defended one pass in Sunday's loss at Denver.

Butler was on the field for 41 of 77 snaps on defense as he'll resume his role as the team's primary nickel back.

Butler injured his ankle Saturday against the Saints, Kevin Bowen of the Colts' official site reports.

Coach Chuck Pagano stated that Butler will be examined after the game, but because there's apparently no need for an X-ray, the ailment likely isn't too severe. Nevertheless, consider Butler day-to-day, as he fights for cornerback reps in the Colts' defensive backfield.

Colts re-signed CB Darius Butler to a two-year contract.

The 26-year-old onetime second-round bust resurrected his career in Indianapolis last season, recording four interceptions as the slot corner between Vontae Davis and Jerraud Powers. The Colts now have a formidable top-three cornerback trio with Greg Toler and Davis on the outside, and Butler covering slot receivers. Indy could still afford to add a safety, upgrading on Tom Zbikowski.