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Rookie QBs attracting national attention for preseason game
It may only be the third game on the Indianapolis Colts’ preseason schedule, but today’s road matchup with the Washington Redskins at FedEx Field (4 p.m., NFL Network) has certainly attracted a lot of national attention.
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Colts offensive coordinator likes Ballard's potential in Indianapolis
When it comes to talking about the Indianapolis Colts’ 2012 rookie class, running back Vick Ballard may get lost in the conversation.
After all, quarterback Andrew Luck, tight ends Coby Fleener and Dwayne Allen and wide receivers T.Y. Hilton and LaVon Brazill get most of the attention. And for good reason. They’re all talented and are being counted on to be valuable contributors this season. -
Colts acquire cornerback from Rams to join crowded competition
Wanted: Athletic, young cornerback able to play opposite veteran Jerraud Powers in a rebuilt Indianapolis Colts defense. Applicants must be able to execute tough man-to-man pass coverage in a 3-4 blitzing defensive system.
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Colts won’t rush Collie’s return
There’s no rush to get Austin Collie back on the practice field, much less return for a game, in the wake of the wide receiver’s latest concussion episode.
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Colts wide receiver Austin Collie has another concussion
The status of wide receiver Austin Collie dominated a teleconference with Indianapolis Colts coach Chuck Pagano on Monday afternoon.
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Luck looking to play well on the road this time
Improvement and winning. That’s what the Indianapolis Colts coach Chuck Pagano hopes to accomplish against the Pittsburgh Steelers in a nationally televised NFL preseason game this evening.
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Pagano keeps fun part of Colts camp as team breaks for Indy
Chuck Pagano’s coaching style is mix of several influences.
The Indianapolis Colts’ first-year coach obviously learned a lot from his dad, Sam, who was a highly-successful high school coach in Boulder, Colorado. And he’s derived a lot of ideas and techniques from those head coaches both on the collegiate and National Football League level that he’s worked for as a long-time defensive assistant coach. -
Former CFL linebacker trying to catch on with Colts
The Indianapolis Colts have had good luck, for the most part, when adding former Canadian Football League players to the team’s roster.
Cornerback Nick Harper, placekicker Mike Vanderjagt and running back Kenton Keith all proved valuable during their stints with the Colts. Harper and Vanderjagt were the most productive in helping to start Indianapolis’ run of AFC South championships in the early-and mid-2000s. -
Colts’ Moore out with rib injury
Mewelde Moore picked a bad time to get hurt.
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Colts injury report puts a damper on otherwise encouraging opener
While the Indianapolis Colts players and coaching staff came away from Sunday’s 38-3 preseason win over St. Louis with a fair amount of optimism, Coach Chuck Pagano announced some sobering injury news Monday afternoon.
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Beginner’s Luck
Perfect Luck. Well, almost.
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Colts Luck, first-team offense looking at 20-25 plays today
When it comes to playing time for rookie quarterback Andrew Luck and most of the other approximately 50 new players on the Indianapolis Colts training camp roster, today’s National Football League preseason opener with the St. Louis Rams will be about quality over quantity.
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Even GM has first-year butterflies as Colts wind down training camp
Ryan Grigson, the Indianapolis Colts first-year general manager, admits to having more than a few butterflies as the Colts wrap up preparations for the team’s preseason opener with the St. Louis Rams.
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Storms send Colts back to Indy for Thursday practice
Sudden change. Football coaches used the term all the time.
Most times, the phrase refers to when the offensive unit turns the ball over with a fumble or interception during a game and the defense has to come in to stem the tide. But for the Indianapolis Colts, coach Chuck Pagano has mentioned it when talking about recent last minute changes to the team’s training camp practice plans. -
Luck feels he’s ready for preseason
Andrew Luck thinks he’s ready to play in his first NFL preseason game.
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Defensive about-face: Switch to 3-4 embraced
When Indianapolis Colts first-year coach Chuck Pagano confirmed during his introductory press conference that the team would be installing a new defensive system, many of the team’s returning players silently celebrated.
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Colts rookies filling big shoes at tight end
It’s probably safe to say that the Indianapolis Colts have been blessed with some pretty good tight ends over the 59-year history of the franchise.
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Luck lookin’ good
One week into training camp with the Indianapolis Colts and rookie quarterback Andrew Luck has met, or exceeded, most expectations.
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Wayne passing on knowledge to Colts receivers
Reggie Wayne considers himself somewhat knowledgeable about the history of the National Football League. So it shouldn’t come as much of a surprise that Wayne’s memory reached all the way back to the 1980s when he was asked to describe the Indianapolis Colts’ new crop of wide receivers.
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Baltimore still gives to Colts
First there was the Tampa Two. Now, when it comes to the future of the Indianapolis Colts defense, there’s the Baltimore Three.
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COLTS CAMP: Safety not among Indy’s weak spots
Despite a laundry list of questions concerning the Indianapolis Colts defense heading into the 2012 National Football League season, it appears as if coach Chuck Pagano’s team may have the makings of a pretty good tandem at safety.
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Mathis, Freeney must anchor unrecognizable defense
Robert Mathis enjoys the idea of being called an outside linebacker who can still rush the quarterback. Dwight Freeney, on the other hand, would rather be referred to as a pass rushing defensiveend who will drop back in pass coverage on occasion.
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Dungy likes what he sees: Former Indianapolis coach gives Colts thumbs up
Former coach Tony Dungy put his stamp of approval on the rebuilding Indianapolis Colts on Sunday afternoon.
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Colts report for training camp duty
It’s become a tradition, of sorts, for the Indianapolis Colts.
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New-look Colts hope for old-style results
Dwight Freeney, Robert Mathis and Reggie Wayne feel young again.
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Four years to try Luck
With the start of training camp one week away — players are due to report July 28 at Anderson University — the Indianapolis Colts signed rookie quarterback Andrew Luck to a four-year contract Thursday afternoon.
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Luck signs four-year deal with Colts
With the start of training camp just a week away — Saturday, July 28 at Anderson University — the Indianapolis Colts signed rookie quarterback Andrew Luck to a four-year contract Thursday afternoon.
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Colts sign QB Andrew Luck
With the start of training camp just a week away — Saturday, July 28, at Anderson University — the Indianapolis Colts signed rookie quarterback Andrew Luck to a four-year contract this afternoon.
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Arians looking forward to seeing Luck develop with teammates
Bruce Arians, the Indianapolis Colts’ new offensive coordinator, is certainly no stranger when it comes to tutoring and developing young, highly talented young quarterbacks.
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Time is on his side
While there were more than a few Peyton Manning jerseys worn among the approximately 7,500 Indianapolis Colts fans who swarmed Lucas Oil Stadium Wednesday afternoon, it’s a safe bet that all eyes were squarely on the new face of the franchise.
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