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Where on earth did the Colts’ season go?
The Indianapolis Colts are 0-9 and nobody seems to know how the season has turned out this way.
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Colts’ O-line getting healthy
It’s looking like the Indianapolis Colts offensive line, which has struggled at times this season due to an array of injuries, will have almost all of its starters back for Sunday’s home game with Atlanta (1 p.m., Lucas Oil Stadium, Fox Sports).
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Manning trying to be patient with recovery process
It’s becoming something of a monthly ritual.
Quarterback Peyton Manning, sidelined undergoing neck fusion surgery Sept. 8, meets with the Indianapolis Colts’ media corps once each month to discuss his ongoing rehabilitation process. -
Crestfallen Colts cling to confidence
Character, confidence.
Those are, and have been, the watch words for a highly successful Indianapolis Colts franchise over the past several years.
Now, that same franchise is struggling along with a 0-8 record. The Colts are one of two NFL franchises still without a victory at the midway point of the regular season.
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Going winless is bad enough, but . . . is effort also Colts' issue
The question was raised moments after the Indianapolis Colts’ dismal performance against the New Orleans Saints Sunday night.
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Noisy challenge tonight for Colts
If the Mercedes-Benz Superdome in New Orleans isn’t the loudest stadium in the National Football League, it’s certainly one of the top two or three.
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Answers to Colts’ continuing woes don’t come easily
When you start the season with an 0-6 record, everybody tries to find the right answers when it comes to trying to figure out what’s gone wrong.
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No quit in Colts yet
Keep fighting.
That seems to be the best thing that the Indianapolis Colts can do right now after dropping their fifth straight National Football League game in a 28-24 loss Sunday to the Kansas City Chiefs.
Indianapolis hasn’t lost five straight at the start of a season since 1997. That team wound up losing its first 10 before ending the year with a 3-13 mark.
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Freeman, Buccaneers rally to beat Colts
Josh Freeman and LeGarrette Blount helped the Tampa Bay Buccaneers rally for another victory.
Freeman threw for 287 yards and a touchdown, Blount ran for 127 yards and a score, and the Buccaneers beat the Indianapolis Colts 24-17 on Monday night. -
For Colts, it was a ‘Blue Wednesday’
Call it “Blue Wednesday.” The Indianapolis Colts players had Tuesday and Wednesday off due to Monday night’s nationally televised road game with Tampa Bay.
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Is Manning done?
When will quarterback Peyton Manning return to the practice field?
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By a whisker: Colts denied 1st win
Oh so close.
The Indianapolis Colts came within a whisker of registering their first National Football League victory of the season in front of a national television audience Sunday night at Lucas Oil Stadium. -
Polian: Collins will continue to get better
Indianapolis Colts vice chairman Bill Polian has one fairly simple reason why the team’s usual efficient offense is struggling right now.
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Big change not in Colts’ plans
Change? No way, say the Indianapolis Colts despite an unsettling 0-2 start to the 2011 season.
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Colts’ second week as painful as first
A week removed from a 34-7 season-opening National Football League loss to the Houston Texans, the Indianapolis Colts didn’t fare much better in their home opener Sunday with the Cleveland Browns.
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Colts feel they have something to prove
Heading into Sunday’s game with the Houston Texans (1 p.m., Reliant Stadium, CBS), it’s safe to say that the Indianapolis Colts have a point to prove.
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Manning undergoes another surgery
According to an Internet report by ESPN’s Chris Mortensen, Indianapolis Colts quarterback Peyton Manning underwent a second medical procedure on his neck Thursday. It's his third neck surgery in the last 19 months.
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Manning’s prospects growing dimmer
It’s becoming readily apparent that Peyton Manning’s National Football League-best streak of 227 consecutive starts (including playoffs) at quarterback could come to an end this week at Houston’s Reliant Stadium.
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N.Y. Giants pick Steve Weatherford as punter
The New York Giants switched punters Saturday, keeping Steve Weatherford and cutting Matt Dodge from the 53-man roster.
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Released from PUP list, Manning returns to practice
Peyton Manning officially returned to the practice field Monday after being activated off the Indianapolis Colts’ physically unable to perform (PUP) list.
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Colts activate QB Peyton Manning
The Colts activated Peyton Manning from the physically unable to perform list today, clearing the way for the four-time MVP to play early in the season.
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Colts continue losing ways in preseason games
Just when beleaguered quarterback Curtis Painter needed a strong game for the Indianapolis Colts, fate smiled in his favor Friday night at Lucas Oil Stadium. And it couldn’t have come at a more opportune time for the former Purdue standout.
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Colts add quarterback Kerry Collins to roster
Jim Irsay’s Twitter account is still alive and working well.
The Indianapolis Colts owner used the social networking site this morning to announce that veteran National Football League quarterback Kerry Collins had signed with the team. -
Social butterflies: Irsay’s networking has put Colts in spotlight
Twitter, anybody?
The subject of social networking was a trending topic Monday at the Indianapolis Colts’ West 56th Street facility, and for good reason. Players, as well as coach Jim Caldwell, were bombarded with questions about the recent tweets of team owner Jim Irsay.
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Colts drop another preseason game
Another preseason game, but it was the same result for the Indianapolis Colts.
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Colts' undrafted rookies aim for preseason impact
Running backs Darren Evans and Chad Spann grew up dreaming of the day they could walk onto a pro football field, strap on a Colts helmet and play in front of their hometown fans.
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Manning has left many QBs in his wake
What do Steve Walsh, Kelly Holcomb, Doug Nussmeier, Billy Joe Hobert, Mark Rypien, Roderick Robinson, Brock Huard, Cory Sauter, Jim Sorgi, Travis Brown, Drew Willy and Curtis Painter have in common?
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Reitz a Hoosier football story
Joe Reitz has traveled an interesting route, athletically, since his days as an all-state football player at Hamilton Southeastern High School.
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Colts coach Caldwell sees share of positives in loss to Rams
One preseason game down, after Saturday night’s 33-10 road loss to the St. Louis Rams.
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Colts unimpressive vs. Rams
The Indianapolis Colts’ preseason woes continued Saturday night at the Edward Jones Dome.
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