Marvin Harrison

With Edgerrin James making a return to Indianapolis this week as a member of the Seattle Seahawks, I thought it would be appropriate to look at the greatest running backs in the history of the Indianapolis Colts. Please note, this is only a look at running backs who played in Indianapolis. This is not a slight against the Baltimore Colt greats like Lydell Mitchell and Lenny Moore. It's just that many Baltimore and Indianapolis Colts' fans...  

When it comes to the draft, colts fans will argue that there is none better than Bill Polian. They will say this he knows all, and he can find pro-bowl talent no matter which round it is. There's just something I wanted to say about this. Let's begin, first, with the good...   1998, Pick 1 - Peyton Manning. 'Nuff Said. 1999, Pick 4 - Edgerrin James. Thank goodness it wasn't Ricky 2000, Pick 28 - Rob Morris. Solid pick, a good defensive player...  

From the News That Doesn't Matter But Still Interesting To Some Department: Remember a while back when people were saying that Marvin Harrison was spotted in Lake Forest?  Well, Brad Biggs used his super-sleuth skills and figured out what was going on...   It wasn't a hoax. In the light rain at Halas Hall, I just spotted the exact same vehicle in front of the building.  I can promise you that unless he was hiding in the back, Harrison wasn't...  

I Know he's Knees are washed up.   I know he wants a lot of money. But Galloway didn't pan out, Edelman is at least slightly banged up, and Tate has never played a down in the NFL. Unlike Galloway Harrison is experience in working with a Top QB who is precise and demanding, he runs solid routes and he's a very savvy and smart WR. I think the Pats have to be giving him a look, or should be.   ** Also as a fellow SU Alum who watched Marvin live...  

About the only thing missing from Peyton Manning's day was a sixth straight 300-yard passing game. It wouldn't have been appropriate for the Indianapolis Colts quarterback to try to tie the NFL record the way his unbeaten team was beating up on the woeful St.... Sponsored Topics: Indianapolis Colts - Peyton Manning - NFL - National Football League - sport  

More photos » by Michael Conroy - AP about 1 month ago: Indianapolis Colts quarterback Peyton Manning, left, and a former teammate, Seattle Seahawks running back Edgerrin James, shake hands following an NFL football game in Indianapolis, Sunday, Oct. 4, 2009. The Colts defeated the Seahawks 34...  

More photos » by Darron Cummings - AP FILE - In this Oct. 4, 2009, file photo, Seattle Seahawks running back Edgerrin James is tackled by Indianapolis Colts defensive tackle Ed Johnson during an NFL football game in Indianapolis. Johnson was released from the Colts, for a second time, in October while the struggling...  

More photos » by Ross D. Franklin - AP about 1 hour ago: Indianapolis Colts' Peyton Manning, left, hands off to Donald Brown (31) in the second quarter against the Arizona Cardinals during an NFL football game Sunday, Sept. 27, 2009, in Glendale, Ariz. (AP Photo/Ross D. Franklin...  

2007 Season ← Previous revision Revision as of 02:39, 12 November 2009 Line 96: Line 96: In the AFC Divisional game against the Indianapolis Colts, Cromartie recorded another interception against Peyton Manning, and his defensive efforts during the game (including a forced fumble against Marvin Harrison) helped the Chargers knock off the defending-champion Colts. In the AFC Divisional game against...  

NFL 3" Series 1 Marvin Harrison/Priest Holmes Figure Check out this awesome assortment of figures, statues and bust from companies like Mcfarlane Toys, Bowen Designs, Sideshow Toys, Palisades, Dark Horse, Attakus, NECA and others. Collectibles include figures like Predator, Spawn, Moive Maniacs, Sport Picks, Robocop, Conan, Elvis, Kiss, MLB, NBA, NFL, NHL, Motley Crue, Reborn, The Beatles, Ozzy Osbourne, Bark at the Moon, Cooperstown...  

More photos » by Michael Conroy - AP about 20 hours ago: Indianapolis Colts quarterback Peyton Manning, left, and a former teammate, Seattle Seahawks running back Edgerrin James, shake hands following an NFL football game in Indianapolis, Sunday, Oct. 4, 2009. The Colts defeated the Seahawks...  

1. Indianapolis Colts (5-0): Folks, we have a new dynamic Colts receiver: Austin Collie. Everyone thought they'd be screwed when Harrison left - and when Wayne leaves - but with No. 18 throwing the ball, it doesn't matter.2. New York Giants (5-0): Remember how the Giants don't have enough playmakers to win the East? Yeah, that Steve Smith bum, who enters Week 6 leading the league in receiving (481 yards).3. Denver Broncos (5-0): Defense has...  

This loss shows how far the Seahawks have fallenBy Steve Kelley, The Seattle Times Offensive tackle is turning into a nightmare for the SeahawksBy Danny O'Neil, The Seattle Times Colts offense carves up the SeahawksBy Danny O'Neil, The Seattle Times Colts pay tribute to Edgerrin James in his returnBy Bob Condotta, The Seattle Times Despite good numbers, T.J. Houshmandzadeh is disappointed with his performanceBy Bob Condotta, The Seattle...  

Fourth quarter And I will conclude my game blog following Brandon Frye's last failure to get more than a hand on defensive end Robert Mathis. Mathis came untouched, hit Seneca Wallace from behind and forced a fumble recovered by Raheem Brock. Defensive end Patrick Kerney suffered an injury to his groin, it was announced, and will not return. Third quarter Edgerrin James honored between the third and fourth quarter, a presentation on the...  

This week, a Colts legend makes his return to a city where he became a legend and a fan favorite. That's right, Justin Forsett is back in Indianapolis.  I'm sure he'll receive a rousing ovation from the many fans who appreciated his three games of service last season. All kidding aside, it will be nice to see Edgerrin James back in Indianapolis this weekend, even though he's playing for the enemy team.  It never stops getting weird seeing a...  

This is an article about the rise of the Colts new offense, he ended his article with this remark; "Certainly, I think we can say after four games that it’s the sharpest passing unit in the NFL right now. Better than Drew Brees(notes) and the Saints. Better than Tom Brady(notes) and the Patriots. Better than Baltimore and San Diego and all comers. And in an odd way, letting go of Marvin Harrison might have been the biggest step toward...  

When Rodney Harrison retired from football in June and began his broadcasting career a day later, he promised that he wouldn't hold back when it came to being critical of the team he spent six years and won two Super...  

He's the best quarterback to ever play the game. Peyton's a good friend of mine, and my kids love him to death. My family loves him to death. Former Colts RB Edgerrin James on Colts QB Peyton Manning. Quote via CBS.  

Indianapolis Colts quarterback Peyton Manning addresses the New England media during his conference call on Wednesday, November 11, 2009. Transcript to follow  

Indianapolis Colts' Peyton Manning, left, hands off to Donald Brown (31) in the second quarter against the Arizona Cardinals during an NFL football game Sunday, Sept. 27, 2009, in Glendale, Ariz. (AP Photo/Ross D. Franklin) - AP GLENDALE, Ariz ...  

Edgerrin James rushed for 143 yards and three touchdowns to lead the Colts past the Rams, 45-28 , in Week 6 of 2005. St. Louis came close to earning its first win of the year, before falling to Jacksonville in overtime, 23-20 . ... Indianapolis was ...  

Business has taken former Indianapolis Colts running back Edgerrin James a long way away from what's truly important to him. He's a backup with the Seattle Seahawks, a role that will last at least the next three months. He's the father of four ...  

The Colts quarterback and his top-rated passing offense spread completions around LP Field on Sunday night, no matter if rookie Jason McCourty, veteran Nick Harper or a handful of Titans stood nearby. The equal opportunity playmakers took advantage ...  

The Indianapolis Colts are looking a lot like their old selves. Peyton Manning is completing passes at a record rate, the offense is scoring points by the dozens, the defense is harassing quarterbacks and the Colts are heading into another bye week with yet another perfect record. Just the way they always seem to do.  

The Colts want Adam Vinatieri at full strength later this season, one to two months from now. Until then, they're content using another veteran kicker, Matt Stover. Indianapolis signed Stover on Wednesday, one day after Vinatieri had arthroscopic surgery to remove a piece of cartilage in his right knee.  

Indianapolis Colts kicker Adam Vinatieri is out four to eight weeks after having arthroscopic surgery on his right knee to remove a piece of cartilage. The team said Wednesday they have signed veteran kicker Matt Stover to replace Vinatieri. The procedure follows surgery that Vinatieri had in June on his right hip, which caused him to miss all of training camp.  

The Indianapolis Colts are back to their October ways. They're 5-0, hold a three-game lead in the AFC South and have two fewer losses than San Diego, Pittsburgh or New England -- the three teams that traditionally eliminate Indy from the playoffs. They've already won three road games, each in prime time.  

Peyton Manning's left knee may be sore, but it doesn't appear to be a serious problem for the undefeated Colts. One day after Manning led Indianapolis to a 31-9 victory at Tennessee, coach Jim Caldwell said he had not received a doctor's report regarding the knee, something he would have expected had there been concerns.  

Colts defensive end Dwight Freeney thought playing Sunday was worth it, even if the soreness in his right leg was still lingering Monday. The former league sacks champion acknowledged he was not feeling 100 percent one day after making a surprise appearance in Indy's 34-17 victory over Seattle. Freeney was in for about 20 plays despite having a strained right quadriceps that many expected to...  

Colts defensive end Robert Mathis is having fun again. He's smiling, joking, taking pride in his big game against Seattle and the recent improvement he and his teammates have made. It's a stark contrast to two weeks ago when an exhausted Mathis had to answer questions about Indianapolis' defensive debacle at Miami -- and that was a win for the Colts.  

Peyton Manning is back in his old groove. The clock-beating drives, the milestones, the victories are all part of his weekly routine again. Not even those opponents trying to play keep-away can foil the three-time MVP these days. Manning led the Colts to touchdowns on four of their first five drives Sunday, tied league marks established by Fran Tarkenton and Dan Marino and extended Indianapolis'...  

To Peyton Manning, this feels like reunion weekend. He's playing in Indianapolis after two straight road trips, off to another 3-0 start, closing in on yet another NFL milestone and ready to welcome one of his old NFL friends, Edgerrin James, back to town. The two who paved the way for the Colts' remarkable turnaround a decade ago, who became the franchise leaders in passing and rushing,...  

Dwight Freeney walked in and out of the Colts locker room with no detectable limp and no crutches Wednesday. It's a long way from competing on game day. Indy's best pass-rushing end told reporters he hopes to recover quickly enough from a strained right quadriceps to play Sunday against Seattle even though that appears unlikely.  

Colts defensive end Dwight Freeney could miss two to three weeks with an injured right quadriceps, according to a report on ESPN's Web site. The story cited an unnamed league source. Colts spokesman Craig Kelley said the team would not provide a more detailed injury report until Wednesday. Freeney's agent, Gary Wichard, did not respond to e-mails sent by The Associated Press.  

Maybe they should call the place Manning Manor. On the field where little brother Eli led the New York Giants to a Super Bowl triumph two seasons ago, Peyton Manning threw four touchdown passes in his first game there, three in the second quarter, to power the Indianapolis Colts past Kurt Warner and the turnover-plagued Arizona Cardinals 31-10.  

Indianapolis Colts defensive end Dwight Freeney says he will have an MRI after injuring his right quadriceps in the third quarter of Sunday night's game against the Arizona Cardinals. He said the injury occurred on a play in which he was held by a blocker. Freeney, the franchise's career leader in sacks, said he "felt something pop" on the play.  

The Indianapolis Colts were without starting middle linebacker Gary Brackett and cornerback Kelvin Hayden against the Arizona Cardinals on Sunday night. Brackett, the team captain, injured his left knee in Monday's 27-23 victory at Miami. He was replaced by Freddy Keiaho. Hayden was out with a sore hamstring.  

Peyton Manning and Kurt Warner took vastly different routes to become two of the most prolific passers the NFL has known, and their paths have almost never crossed. The two will lead their teams against each other for only the second time when the Indianapolis Colts meet the Arizona Cardinals on Sunday night, one week after the quarterbacks were at their best in big victories on the road.  

When Dallas Clark looks at the evolution of tight ends, he thinks of John Mackey. The Hall of Famer made it chic for the big guys to catch passes and run down field when it was more popular for them to be blockers or outlet receivers. Now, four decades later, Clark is carving out his own niche in a very different NFL.  

Linebacker Terrell Suggs is missing his first NFL game after being placed on the Baltimore Ravens' inactive list Sunday against the Indianapolis Colts. Suggs sustained a right knee injury on an illegal block by Cleveland quarterback Brady Quinn in Monday's victory over the Browns. He was ruled out of the game earlier in the week, ending his run of 105 straight games.  

Now that Indianapolis has won its annual November showdown with New England, players can embark on their next traditional quest. Chasing perfection. For the third time in five years, the Colts are 9-0 and need to pull out those rehearsed lines. "It is a huge win," three-time MVP Peyton Manning said after rallying the Colts for a 35-34 victory Sunday night.  

The last time an unbeaten team came to Baltimore, the Ravens exposed the Denver Broncos as frauds. Interrupting the Indianapolis Colts' bid to make NFL history won't be nearly as easy for the inconsistent Ravens, who are more concerned with keeping their playoff hopes alive than enhancing their reputation as spoilers.  

Indianapolis running back Joseph Addai left Sunday night's game against New England with an injured finger on his right hand. Addai, who scored the first touchdown of the game on a 15-yard reception from Peyton Manning, missed the next two series. The Colts said Addai's return was questionable.  

New England has deactivated three starters and running backs Sammy Morris and Fred Taylor for Sunday night's game at Indianapolis. The Patriots will be without defensive ends Ty Warren and Jarvis Green, left tackle Matt Light, and cornerback Shawn Springs. Also inactive are linebacker Eric Alexander and offensive linemen Rich Ohrnberger.  

Colts defensive end Dwight Freeney still gets a thrill out of the chase. Whether he's trying to split multiple blockers or has a chance to exploit those rare one-on-one matchups with his spin moves, Freeney's goal never changes and his motor never stops. His job: Put opposing quarterbacks on their backs, something he does with more efficiency than just about anyone in the NFL.  

Colts cornerbacks Jerraud Powers and Jacob Lacey keep earning passing grades. Powers has kept receivers Andre Johnson, Larry Fitzgerald, T.J. Houshmandazdeh and Michael Crabtree out of the end zone this year. Lacey saved the game at Miami by defending Ted Ginn Jr. on a potential winning score. Now the rookie tandem faces its biggest midterm of the season: Tom Brady, Randy Moss and Wes Welker.  

Indy's perfect season is still intact. Barely. Peyton Manning had a milestone day, Joseph Addai produced the winning play for the second straight week and Houston's Kris Brown missed a 42-yard field goal as time expired as the Colts survived with a 20-17 victory Sunday. The implications of this win were monumental.  

The Houston Texans spent all decade dreaming of this opportunity. All they really wanted was a chance to establish themselves as a playoff contender and finally take down their old nemesis, the Indianapolis Colts. On Sunday, they could do both. At 5-3 and on a three-game winning streak, Houston looks like the only AFC South team capable of challenging Indy for division superiority -- and it's...  

A person with knowledge of the injury says Indianapolis Colts cornerback Marlin Jackson will miss the rest of the season after tearing the ACL in his left knee. The person spoke to The Associated Press on condition of anonymity because the Colts had not announced the injury. It occurred during Thursday's practice.  

The Indianapolis Colts are getting perfectly picky these days. Indy is off to its fourth 6-0 start in five years, is one of three remaining unbeaten teams in the league and with a win Sunday against San Francisco would become the eighth team in league history to win 16 consecutive regular-season games.  

Double-digit favorites on the road to win their 15th consecutive regular-season game, the Indianapolis Colts act as if they won't have a more difficult test than the winless St. Louis Rams. "We have a tough battle on our hands," coach Jim Caldwell said. "That's for sure." The Rams are overwhelming choices to drop their 17th in a row on Sunday before another blase home...  

Defense is changing Indianapolis' image. Peyton Manning has only had to rescue the Colts from one fourth-quarter deficit this season. Shootouts have been replaced by blowouts, and the disparity between touchdowns scored and touchdowns allowed by the Colts seems to be growing with each passing week.  

The Indianapolis Colts were too good Sunday for Peyton Manning to tie the NFL record with his sixth straight 300-yard game. It wouldn't have been appropriate for Manning to try for the mark the way his unbeaten team was beating up on the woeful St. Louis Rams. Manning still threw for three touchdowns in a 42-6 victory.  

The Indianapolis Colts are ready for a little home cooking. It couldn't come at a better time. After spending four of the first six games on the road, including back-to-back trips to Miami and Arizona, the Colts are finally heading back to long, lost Lucas Oil Stadium for the first time in nearly a month.  

Colts receiver Anthony Gonzalez is nearly ready to return to action. Gonzalez has been out since spraining ligaments in his right knee during a season-opening 14-12 victory over Jacksonville, and the starter opposite Reggie Wayne has not practiced since. Gonzalez caught 57 passes for 664 yards last season, and he was primed to take over the No.  

Peyton Manning keeps raising the standards. He wants to complete 70 percent of his passes, lead the league in third-down conversions and be No. 1 in red-zone touchdowns every season. The victories, he figures, will follow. But are the expectations getting too lofty, even for the three-time MVP? In the Colts' 18-14 victory over San Francisco, Manning went 31 of 48 for 347 yards, numbers that would...  

The Indianapolis Colts can look almost any place these days and hear the calls of perfection. They are 7-0 for the fourth time in five years. They are the AFC's last remaining unbeaten team. Jim Caldwell is the first rookie head coach since the 1970 merger to open his career with seven straight wins.  

Indianapolis spent the entire offseason trying to improve its stagnant ground game. The Colts took Donald Brown with their first-round pick in April. They switched left tackles. They cut a 2008 draft choice in favor of a lineman who played Arena League football. They heard owner Jim Irsay call for improvement when offensive line coach Howard Mudd came out of his brief retirement.  

The Indianapolis Colts won their 16th straight regular-season game, the equivalent of an undefeated season, and Jim Caldwell became the first rookie coach since the NFL merger to open his career with seven consecutive wins thanks to Sunday's 18-14 victory over San Francisco. Peyton Manning topped 300 yards and got credit for another Colts rally, but it was Joseph Addai who won it.  

INDIANAPOLIS - The Indianapolis Colts won their 16th straight regular-season game, the equivalent of an undefeated season, and Jim Caldwell became the first rookie coach since the NFL merger to open his career with seven consecutive wins thanks to Sunday's 18-14 victory over San Francisco .  

Bob Sanders hopes to make his season debut Sunday at St. Louis. The 2007 NFL defensive player of the year, who has not played in a game since January, is expected to participate in most of the team's practice work this week. For the first time this season, Sanders was not listed on the team's injury report Wednesday.  

Colts coach Jim Caldwell became Peyton Manning's personal tutor in 2002. He has never seen the three-time league MVP play this well. Five games into the season, Manning is off to another perfect start, has set a franchise record with five straight 300-yard games, and is reaching milestones on a weekly basis.  

The undefeated Indianapolis Colts found yet another way to win a close game, their 19th straight victory. The 17-15 win secured on former Ravens kicker Matt Stover's go-ahead field goal gave Indianapolis (10-0), the second-longest streak in NFL history behind a 21-game run by the New England Patriots (2006-08).  

It's the goal that counts and not what happens along the way. The Colts will bring a 12-0 record and a 21-game winning streak into this week's home game against the Broncos. Indianapolis has already wrapped up the AFC South crown and is getting closer to clinching home-field advantage throughout the AFC playoffs. For the Colts, however, winning a second Super Bowl title is the team's ultimate goal. That's why all the outside distractions...  

Here is a game-by-game look at the Indianapolis Colts' 20-game regular-season winning streak that has them on the verge of tying the New England Patriots' NFL-record 21-game run from 2006-08: Nov. 2, 2008 COLTS 18, PATRIOTS 15 INDIANAPOLIS -- With Tom Brady out, Peyton Manning still trying to get in sync and the Colts off to an uncharacteristic 3-4 start, Indy desperately needed a win.  

If the Indianapolis Colts beat Denver on Sunday for their record-setting 22nd consecutive regular-season victory, they also will clinch the AFC's top seed and home-field advantage throughout the playoffs. The NFL notified team officials of the scenario on Monday. A win over the Broncos (8-4) would make the Colts 13-0.  

The Colts have deactivated left tackle Charlie Johnson for Sunday's game against Tennessee. Former starter Tony Ugoh is expected to replace Johnson, who missed practice all week with a foot injury. Indy's other inactives are running back Donald Brown, defensive lineman Keyunta Dawson, defensive back Aaron Francisco, receiver Anthony Gonzalez, tight end Tom Santi and kicker Adam Vinatieri.  

The Indianapolis Colts view numbers with a certain disdain. To them, they're nothing more than a distraction, something pundits can debate in their spare time -- even if the Colts do hit 21. "I've lost count (of the wins)," middle linebacker Gary Brackett said with a straight face Wednesday.  

Jim Caldwell makes this coaching stuff look easy. Three months into his first season with the Colts, Caldwell still has not lost a game. He's already set an NFL record for rookie head coaches with 11 straight wins, is one win short of tying the NFL's longest winning streak (21), and the comparisons between himself and former coach Tony Dungy are fading with each new achievement.  

The Indianapolis Colts have waived defensive end Josh Thomas and defensive back Anthony Madison. Both were waived Tuesday after signing with the Colts to add depth to a defense hit by several injuries. Thomas rejoined the team last week when Indy wasn't sure if four-time Pro Bowl defensive end Dwight Freeney could play with an abdominal injury at Houston.  

Jeff Fisher looks at the Colts and sees all the old angles. Peyton Manning runs things with meticulous precision and is among the MVP favorites. Indy is undefeated, in charge of the AFC South and chasing the AFC's top seed. The Titans need a win to keep their playoff hopes going. Sound familiar? This is how things looked eight weeks ago when Tennessee and Indy last met in Nashville, except that...  

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 fewer, coach Jim Caldwell knows this is not like the last time Indy opened the season with 10 straight wins.  

The Indianapolis Colts have re-signed defensive end Josh Thomas and waived running back Mike Hart. The moves were announced Tuesday. Thomas is a six-year veteran out of Syracuse who appeared in one game with the Colts so far this season, recording two tackles against Houston on Nov. 6. Thomas also spent 2004-08 with the team after initially signing as a free agent.  

Chris Polian, the son of Indianapolis Colts president Bill Polian, has been promoted to vice president and general manager of the team. Colts owner Jim Irsay announced the move Friday, noting that "Chris has been involved in every aspect of our football operations for the past 12 years." The 38-year-old Polian, who signed a long-term contract, will oversee day-to-day operations in all...  

Colts president Bill Polian is just an old-school scout at heart. He willingly attends college games, enjoys interviewing players and coaches and spends countless hours studying film to evaluate college prospects. He prefers being involved to delegating, and he still believes NFL winners are built through the draft.  

The Indianapolis Colts aren't even thinking playoffs even though they can wrap up the division title this weekend. The scenario is simple enough: Win the early game Sunday at Houston, see Jacksonville lose the late game at San Francisco, and the Colts are AFC South champs for the sixth time in seven years.  

Jim Caldwell has been preparing for the playoff questions since he was hired as Colts coach. Providing the answers before December, well, that is a surprise. One day after becoming the first NFL team to lock up a playoff spot this season, the rookie coach acknowledged he has been pondering how best to get Indianapolis ready for the postseason -- even if he's not ready to announce those plans.  

Indianapolis Colts defensive end Dwight Freeney will miss Sunday's game against the Houston Texans. Freeney was out of practice all week with an abdomen injury for the Colts, who have won 19 consecutive regular-season games. Coach Jim Caldwell said Wednesday he wasn't uncertain if Freeney could play.  

The Shadows were "idiots" to remain an instrumentalonly group lead guitarist Hank Marvin has said as he disclosed that Beatle George Harrison once advised them to start singing on their records.  

INDIANAPOLIS - If the Indianapolis Colts beat Denver on Sunday for their record-setting 22nd consecutive regular-season victory, they also will clinch the AFC's top seed and home-field advantage throughout the playoffs.  

The running back was greeted with a huge ovation the first time he carried the ball, and later with a video montage of some of his highlights when he played for the Colts.  

RENTON, Wash. - The wounded Seahawks' date with Peyton Manning and the undefeated Indianapolis Colts is one of the most daunting challenges in Jim Mora's four seasons as an NFL head man.  

OWINGS MILLS, Md. - Baltimore Ravens cornerback Fabian Washington is expected to miss the remainder of the season after hurting his knee during Sunday's loss to the Indianapolis Colts.  

Peyton Mannings left knee might be sore, but it doesnt appear to be a serious problem for the undefeated Colts.  

INDIANAPOLIS - Middle linebacker Gary Brackett and cornerback Kelvin Hayden did not travel with the Indianapolis Colts to Arizona where they will play the Cardinals on Sunday night.  

INDIANAPOLIS - A person with knowledge of the injury says Indianapolis Colts cornerback Marlin Jackson will miss the rest of the season after tearing the ACL in his left knee.  

Marvin Harrison's departure has allowed the young WRs to develop and sharpened Indy's passing game.  

PITTSBURGH - Former Steelers special teams captain Anthony Madison has re-signed with the team, one day after being cut by the Indianapolis Colts.  

INDIANAPOLIS - The Indianapolis Colts won't say how serious Dwight Freeney's injury is or whether he'll miss this week's game against Seattle.  

INDIANAPOLIS - Bob Sanders travelled with the Indianapolis Colts to Tennessee and could play in Sunday night's game against the Titans.  

ST. LOUIS - The Indianapolis Colts were too good Sunday for Peyton Manning to tie the NFL record with his sixth straight 300-yard game.  

INDIANAPOLIS - The Indianapolis Colts spent the entire off-season talking about the importance of winning back the AFC South title.  

INDIANAPOLIS - The unbeaten Colts have lost starting linebacker Tyjuan Hagler for the rest of the season with a ruptured biceps.  

BALTIMORE - The undefeated Indianapolis Colts found yet another way to win a close game, and with a former Ravens kicker.  

If the Indianapolis Colts are to remain undefeated, wrap up the AFC South title and improve their 2009 record to...  

Indianapolis Colts cornerback Marlin Jackson will miss the rest of the season after tearing the ACL in his left...  

Texans coach Gary Kubiak told ESPN's Bob Holtzman that Ryan Moats, not Steve Slaton, will start at running...  

INDIANAPOLIS - The Indianapolis Colts can look almost any place these days and hear the calls of perfection.  

After Houston's close 20-17 loss to the Colts in Week 9, many experts have said that the Texans have the...  

INDIANAPOLIS - Peyton Manning's sore left knee is no longer an issue for the Indianapolis Colts.  

Jim Caldwell is making a name for himself in his first season as the Indianapolis Colts' coach.  

INDIANAPOLIS - The Indianapolis Colts are looking a lot like their old selves.  

INDIANAPOLIS - The Indianapolis Colts are looking a lot like their old selves.  

INDIANAPOLIS - The Indianapolis Colts are back to their October ways.  

INDIANAPOLIS - The Indianapolis Colts defence may finally be getting healthy.  

The injury bug is still haunting the Indianapolis Colts.  

INDIANAPOLIS - The injury bug is still haunting the Indianapolis Colts.  

INDIANAPOLIS - The Indianapolis Colts are getting perfectly picky these days.  

By MICHAEL MAROT AP Sports Writer