Aaron Moorehead

I've had enough. It has certainly been an interesting past 24 hours for Jets fans. First, yesterday starts out with the Dolphins, Jaguars, and Ravens all losing—which is what the Jets needed in order to have a chance to control their own playoff destiny, just a week after Rex Ryan mistakenly said his team was "out" after a disappointing loss to the Falcons. But one part still remained. The Jets had to win. Against an undefeated Colts team...  

The Indianapolis Colts still have plenty to play for. The Colts are 11-0 and have already clinched a sixth AFC South championship, but Indianapolis can clinch a first-round playoff bye with a win Sunday against Tennessee and the other three AFC division leaders lose this week.  

http://www.colts.com/sub.cfm?page=article7_id=a99e2bbf-cbb6-48af-8e46-958df8f5d797 - The Colts trailed heading into the fourth quarter again on Sunday. And for the fifth week in a row, the Colts came back to win. Sunday's comeback, coupled with a Jacksonville loss, gave the Colts their sixth AFC South title in seven seasons.  

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INDIANAPOLIS — On paper, everything looks perfect for Indianapolis. The Colts are 10-0 again, in charge of the AFC South again, and could lock up another playoff spot in the next two weeks. Yet with four straight victories by four points or...  

One team is looking to stay unbeaten while the other desperately needs a win to stay in the playoff hunt...that's what is on the line tonight when undefeated Indianapolis plays at Jacksonville.  

On Monday night, a future Hall of Fame quarterback who many had wished would just go away showed us exactly why we had come to appreciate him in the first place. Though he deserved much of the annoyance hurled in his direction over the past few ...  

Reggie Wayne spent eight NFL seasons watching Marvin Harrison attract attention. Peyton Manning repeatedly looked his way, defenses rolled double coverage his way and the records kept falling his way. Apparently, Wayne did more than just observe. He was taking notes, and now, in his first season as the Colts' undisputed No.  

The Indianapolis Colts have put receiver Anthony Gonzalez on injured reserve, ending his season. Gonzalez sprained ligaments in his right knee in the season opener and later had arthroscopic surgery on the knee, delaying his return. On Monday, team president Bill Polian said on his radio show that Indianapolis hoped to have Gonzalez practice this week so he could play in the final two games of the...  

Curtis Painter has lived his NFL life in obscurity -- like most of Peyton Manning's backups. He's taken more questions than snaps this season, and spent more time learning the complexities of the Indianapolis offense than demonstrating his skills. Those days may be about to end. With Indy locking up the AFC South title, a first-round bye and home-field advantage in the playoffs,...  

Peyton Manning makes milestones seem routine. Winning three MVPs and in position for a record fourth? Just another typical Manning season. Breaking John Unitas' franchise record for wins, passing Fran Tarkenton for third on the career TD list, moving past Warren Moon and John Elway for third on the career completions chart?  

Former Playboy Playmate Kendra Wilkinson and her NFL husband Hank Baskett are the new parents of a baby boy. Kira Costello, Wilkinson's publicist, says Hank Randall Baskett IV was delivered Friday in Indianapolis, where his father is a wide receiver for the Indianapolis Colts. He weighed in at 9 pounds, 5 ounces.  

Peyton Manning and his teammates won't even lobby Colts coach Jim Caldwell to play the final two regular-season games. If Caldwell tells them go for the perfect season, they will bring the same approach that helped them become the NFL's third 14-0 team. If they're told to sit out or play sparingly, even if it means risking an undefeated record, they won't question it.  

Colts coach Jim Caldwell will not second-guess the decision to rest his starters Sunday. He'll let everybody else do it for him. One day after Indianapolis pulled the plug on its perfect season by sitting Peyton Manning and others with 5:36 left in the third quarter of a 15-10 game, the great debate raged in Indianapolis.  

What do you give the team that already has everything?