With the Super Bowl a week away, there's some sad news that has started already for the Colts. Star defensive end Dwight Freeney had a torn ligament which would make it difficult for him to play in the Super Bowl against the high-powered offense of the New Orleans Saints. "He is under the care of our athletic training staff," Team Spokesman Craig Kelley said. "Nothing we have seen changes our diagnosis that he is questionable. He has a third-degree, low basketball sprain." It means Freeney has a complete tear in the ankle ligament. I see the Dwight playing. I doubt he will not play this game. 100 percent, actually. But even if Freeney does play in my mind, it's going to be questionable of how effective he will be. "He has had injuries before where they said [he's] not going to [...] Continue reading → | Bob Sanders, Craig Kelley, Dallas Clark, Dwight Freeney, Indianapolis Colts, Marlin Jackson, New Orleans Saints, NFL, NFL playoffs, Super Bowl

With the Super Bowl in a bit over a week away, there is one thing on the Saints mind: talking trash. That’s right. The Saints have been talking a lot of trash with the Colts lately and Indianapolis really isn’t worried about any of this at all. “You know this guy [Manning] has a great clock in his head. The big thing is he throws the ball so early that we are going to have to do a good job of finding ways to get to him,” Gregg Williams, Saints’ defensive coordinator, told radio station WGFX. “When we do get to him, we are going to make sure to have a couple of remember-me shots on him when we get there.” I’d look forward to see Manning taking control of this Saints’ defense. “We’ll let our game speak for ourselves,” Colts’ tackle Charlie Johnson [...] Continue reading → | Charlie Johnson, Gregg Williams, Indianapolis Colts, New Orleans Saints, NFL, NFL playoffs, Peyton Manning, Super Bowl

Chamionship Sunday has arrived and the teams remaining are interesting indeed. Who would have ever predicted the Jets making it this far with a rookie coach and rookie quarterback? So today I got up early today and began watching the pre-game show on NFL Network. I love listening to Rich Eisen with his crew of retired coaches and players. He's one of the best Ever at keeping control of his show. GREATEST QUARTERBACK IN NFL HISTORY A discussion broke out about Peyton Manning and is he one of, if not, the best quarterback ever to play the game. There were some varied opinions from Warren Sapp, Marshall Faulk, Steve Marriuci and Michael Irvin. The consensus view was yes, he will retire one of the greatest ever. Not so fast though! Retired Dallas Cowboy Irvin [...] Continue reading → | 2010 NFL PREVIEW CHAMPIONSHIP SUNDAY COLTS VIKINGS JETS SAINTS PEYTON MANNING DREW BREES BRETT FAVRE REX RYAN PREDICTION

Change? You call this change? Ha! This ain't change! Change is going from a Republican white president to a Democratic black one. Change is landline phones to cell phones. Or cell phones to PDA's. It's going from fat 1980s Oprah to sleek 2000s Oprah (minus this past year, apparently). Or, on the flip side, going from 1980s Kirstie Alley to current day Kirstie Alley. Now that's change. What’s happening with the Indianapolis Colts is not change. At most, it’s some form of multifaceted tweak. Like a Peyton Manning audible, if you will. Now, granted, for perhaps 31 other NFL teams, [...] Continue reading → | Colts 2009 preseason, Colts 2009 training camp, Colts Donald Brown, Indianapolis Colts 2009 schedule, Jim Caldwell, Marvin Harrison, Peyton Manning, Reggie Wayne

Snappy one-liner analysis on every significant Colts player and offseason move. Indianapolis Colts Predicted: 1st 2008: 12-4 (2nd AFC South) [...] Continue reading → | Colts 2009 preseason, Colts training camp 2009, Indianapolis Colts depth chart, Indianapolis Colts preview, Indianapolis Colts roster

Indianapolis Colts By Andy Benoit, www.NFLTouchdown.com [...] Continue reading → | Indianapolis Colts 2008 Preview Report