Corey Simon

By Andy Benoit, www.NFLTouchdown.com Predicted: 1st 2007 Record: 13-3 (1st AFC South) Head Coach: Tony Dungy (7th year) Roster Quick View *rookie **new veteran Offense QB: Peyton Manning Thirty-two and approaching his 11th season as a pro. So far, he’s done alright. RB: Joseph Addai Excellent fit in Tom Moore’s system. Might be one of the five best running backs in football. WR: Reggie Wayne Coming off career-high 1,510-yard season. Has supplanted Harrison as Indy’s No. 1 receiver. WR...Read Full Story

The Corey Simon saga may be finally coming to a close.  Following up on a story posted at ColtsGab.com on Saturday, Indianapolis Colts head coach Tony Dungy confirmed that the defensive tackle failed a team physical in Indianapolis.  Apparently, this was news to Simon and his agent, Roosevelt Barnes. Barnes, who was obviously not happy with the news, told Mike Chappell of the Indianapolis Star on Monday that, “No one has called to tell us anything.  The first I heard of Corey failing his...Read Full Story

Colts head coach Tony Dungy moved on to phase two of his life on Monday, calling it quits after a Hall of Fame NFL coaching career.  After a 31-year NFL career, Dungy has decided it was time to move on and get set for the second part of his life, one that will involve doing what he enjoys most - ministering to others.  “We just felt this was the right time,” Dungy said. “Don’t shed any tears for me. I got to live a dream most people don’t get to live.” The 53-year-old Dungy told team owner...Read Full Story

Despite the uncertainty of his future playing for the Indianapolis Colts, defensive tackle Corey Simon has stated that he intends to report to the team’s training camp on Sunday.  Simon told Mike Chappell of the Indianapolis Star, “I don’t have any comment at this point. I’m just going to report and go from there.”  Simon’s status with the team has been in limbo since he missed the entire 2006 season with a knee injury and an undisclosed illness, which has been reported to be “polyarthritis...Read Full Story

In a rather unexpected turn of events, Colts head coach Tony Dungy will stay on as the head coach for one more year. Adam Schefter of the NFL Network is reporting that Dungy has decided to stick around on the sidelines for one more year, then give the head coaching duties over to current assistant Jim Caldwell. It was thought by many (including me) that Dungy would hang it up and walk away to be with his family in Florida. Many around the league, including some of Dungy’s former players, also...Read Full Story