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Indianapolis Colts

8/19/2006

Brandon Stokley, ind

The Indianapolis Star reported that Stokley's left ankle injury is a high ankle sprain. The wide receiver is hoping to be ready to play for the Colts in their season opener against the New York Giants on Sept. 10.

8/15/2006

Adam Vinatieri, ind

Vinatieri suffered a sprained ankle and missed the Colts' Tuesday morning practice session. Colts coach Tony Dungy said the kicker injured the ankle while running on Monday and is listed as day-to-day.

8/8/2006

Dwight Freeney, ind

Freeney underwent an MRI on his shoulder Tuesday that came back "fine" according to Colts head coach Tony Dungy. The defensive end suffered a strained shoulder due to accumulation rather than a direct play. "It's something that's been bothering him, and it's our sense that he will be fine," Dungy said. "We just want to get it checked out. If it was a regular-season game, I'm sure he'd be out here practicing and playing."

6/2/2006

Shaun King, ind

King signed a contract with the Indianapolis Colts on Friday, joining former coach Tony Dungy who coached him as a starter in Tampa Bay. King is expected to try to be Peyton Manning's backup.

5/21/2006

Marvin Harrison, ind

Harrison will undergo elbow surgery on Monday. The Colts' wide receiver suffered the injury during the 2005 season and will not be available to participate in the team's five-week voluntary workouts, which begin on Tuesday.

4/25/2006

Cato June, ind

June re-signed with the Indianapolis Colts on Monday, agreeing to a one-year, $1.57 million contract.

4/13/2006

Rob Morris, ind

Morris was re-signed by the Colts on Thursday. For the second straight season, the veteran linebacker was re-signed by Indianapolis after becoming an unrestricted free agent. Morris, the Colts' 28th pick in the 2000 draft, has started 60 games for Indianapolis, but spent last season backing up Gary Brackett.

3/21/2006

Adam Vinatieri, ind

The Colts have signed away Vinatieri from the Patriots, hurting one of their chief rivals in the AFC in the process. The kicker agreed in principle to a deal with Indianapolis, meaning the Colts now have one of the most clutch kickers in NFL history on their side.

3/6/2006

Peyton Manning, ind

Manning agreed to a restructured contract with the Colts to enable the team more flexibility under the salary cap. Manning was expected to cost the team $17.776 million against the 2006 cap, but it was reduced to about $12.5 million.

2/26/2006

Adam Vinatieri, ind

The New England Patriots declined to sign Vinatieri, passing on the chance to give the kicker a "franchise player" tag for the second straight year. The Patriots have until March 3 to change their minds, but without the tag, the team will not be compensated if he signs with someone else. The tag would assure Vinatieri a one-year $3 million offer.

2/25/2006

Raheem Brock, ind

Brock signed a five-year contract Friday to stay with the Indianapolis Colts. The defensive lineman, who tied a career-high with 6 1/2 sacks last season, was set to become an unrestricted free agent March 3. Last season, Brock finished seventh on the team with a career-high 56 tackles.

2/22/2006

Reggie Wayne, ind

Wayne reportedly agreed to a six-year deal with the Indianapolis Colts, worth nearly $40 million with $13.5 million in bonuses.

1/16/2006

Nick Harper, ind

Harper was able to play in Sunday's playoff loss to the Pittsburgh Steelers despite suffering a puncture wound to his right knee during a argument with his wife on Saturday. The Colts' cornerback needed three stitches to close the gash, but was on the field to start the game. The couple has had a history of problems, as Harper was charged with misdemeanor domestic battery for allegedly hitting his wife last June.

1/15/2006

Peyton Manning, ind

Manning's record as playoff quarterback fell to 3-6, as the Indianapolis Colts were upset at home by the Pittsburgh Steelers Sunday, 21-18. The veteran quarterback's passing was often off the mark until the Colts made a comeback push in the fourth quarter. He threw a 50-yard touchdown pass to Dallas Clark in the final 15 minutes, and finished 22-for-38 for 290 yards. Yet, the Steelers stuck Manning with his third loss in his last four playoff games.

1/12/2006

Brandon Stokley, ind

Stokely, who has been resting and receiving treatment on his bruised left knee the past couple of weeks, was back at practice with the Indianapolis Colts on Wednesday and had no major problems. The receiver plans to be available for Sunday's playoff battle with the Pittsburgh Steelers.

Bob Sanders, ind

With their playoff spot wrapped up, the Colts decided to hold Sanders out of the lineup for their final two games of the regular season, allowing him to rest a sore back. The Pro Bowl safety showed significant improvement during his time off and has been practicing with the team this week. He will be in the starting lineup for Sunday's postseason battle with the Pittsburgh Steelers.

1/11/2006

Marvin Harrison, ind

Even though the broken bone in his hand has yet to heal fully, Harrison has been practicing with the Colts this week and will be in the starting lineup for Sunday's playoff matchup with the Pittsburgh Steelers. The veteran receiver suffered the injury three weeks ago, but was able to play in the team's regular-season finale against the Arizona Cardinals, hauling in two passes for 19 yards.

Corey Simon, ind

Sidelined since spraining his left foot in a game against the Jacksonville Jaguars on Dec. 11, Simon reported no problems after practicing with the Indianapolis Colts on Wednesday. The month off has given the defensive tackle plenty of time to recover, and he plans to be in the lineup for Sunday's playoff battle with the Pittsburgh Steelers. He missed the last three games of the regular season.

1/7/2006

Dwight Freeney, ind

The Indianapolis Star reported Freeney didn't practice Thursday because of a mild hamstring injury. Indianapolis Colts coach Tony Dungy said he expected his Pro Bowl defensive end to be in good shape by the weekend.

1/2/2006

Marvin Harrison, ind

Harrison's broken bone in his right hand didn't keep him out of the lineup for Sunday's finale win over the Arizona Cardinals. The Colts' wide receiver, who had two receptions for 19 yards, should continue to be one of Peyton Manning's favorite targets in the playoffs. Harrison topped the 1,000-yard mark (1,146) and had multiple touchdowns (12) for a seventh straight season in 2005.

12/31/2005

Marvin Harrison, ind

In a turn of events, Harrison, who has a broken bone in his right hand, now is expected to return to Indianapolis' starting lineup for Sunday's regular-season finale against Arizona. After missing practice last week and sitting out Wednesday and Thursday this week, the wide receiver appeared to be scratched from Sunday's lineup. But after running through drills on Friday, both Harrison and Colts coach Tony Dungy say they believe Harrison is ready to return.

12/27/2005

Marvin Harrison, ind

Recovering from a broken bone in his hand, Harrison will not play in Sunday's regular-season finale against the Arizona Cardinals. The veteran receiver, who was absent from the Colts' lineup last weekend as well, will have nearly a full month to let the hand heal, as the team has a bye in the first round of the playoffs. He will be ready for their first postseason contest.

Brandon Stokley, ind

With Marvin Harrison held out with a broken finger, Stokley saw extensive action in Saturday's loss to the Seattle Seahawks. However, the Colts' receiver was forced to leave after bruising his left knee late in the contest. At this point, he is considered as questionable for Sunday's regular-season finale against the Arizona Cardinals. Expect him to be a game-time decision.

12/24/2005

Marvin Harrison, ind

Harrison is one of three Colts starters who did not travel with the team to Seattle and will not play in Saturday's game against the Seahawks. The receiver, who broke a bone in his hand during last week's loss to San Diego, has 80 catches for 1127 yards and 12 touchdowns this year.

Montae Reagor, ind

Reagor was inactive for Saturday's game against the Seattle Seahawks because of a knee injury. The linebacker has 5.5 sacks on the season.

Corey Simon, ind

Simon was inactive for Saturday's game against the Seattle Seahawks. The defensive lineman has a foot injury.

Ryan Diem, ind

Diem did not travel to Seattle with the Colts and will not play in Saturday's game against the Seahawks. the tackle suffered a sprained left medial collateral ligament during last week's loss to the Chargers.

Robert Mathis, ind

Mathis is not expected to play Saturday when the Colts face the San Diego Chargers. The defensive lineman is nursing a foot injury which caused him to miss last week's loss to the Chargers. On the season, Mathis has 11.5 sacks.

Bob Sanders, ind

Sanders, who is dealing with a back injury, was inactive for saturday's game against the Seattle Seahawks.

12/23/2005

Marvin Harrison, ind

The Colts' official website reports Harrison is expected to not play in Saturday's game against Seattle. The veteran receiver broke a bone in his hand in Sunday's loss to the San Diego Chargers. He has 80 catches for 1,127 yards and 12 touchdowns this season.

Cato June, ind

June will not travel to Seattle for Indianapolis' game against the Seahawks on Saturday. The Colts' linebacker has spent the past two months juggling a sports hernia, a sore knee and a sore ankle. In 13 games, June has 102 tackles and five interceptions, including two returned for touchdowns.

12/22/2005

Marvin Harrison, ind

Despite a broken bone in his hand, Harrison could return to practice on Thursday or Friday and be available for this weekend's matchup with the Seattle Seahawks. However, since the Colts have wrapped up home-field advantage throughout the playoffs, it is likely that the veteran receiver won't see much, if any, playing time over the last two weeks of the regular season, giving the hand plenty of time to heal. He has 80 catches for 1,127 yards and 12 touchdowns this year.

12/21/2005

Jose Cortez, ind

Cortez has signed with the Indianapolis Colts, joining his fourth team of the 2005 campaign. The veteran kicker, who also spent time with the Dallas Cowboys, Philadelphia Eagles and San Francisco 49ers, is expected to serve as the team's kickoff specialist. Mike Vanderjagt will continue to handle field goals and extra-point attempts.

Jim Sorgi, ind

According to head coach Tony Dungy, the Colts plan to treat their last two games of the regular season like preseason contests, since the team already has wrapped up home-field advantage throughout the playoffs. Even though Peyton Manning is expected to get the starting nod, Sorgi likely will take the majority of the snaps over the last two weeks. He has yet to attempt a pass this season.

12/20/2005

Marvin Harrison, ind

Tests have revealed that Harrison has a broken bone in his hand, an injury suffered in Sunday's loss to the San Diego Chargers. Since the Colts have wrapped up home-field advantage throughout the playoffs, it is likely that the veteran receiver will miss the final two games of the regular season, giving him nearly a full month to recover before the team's first postseason contest. Brandon Stokley is expected to replace Harrison in the lineup.

Peyton Manning, ind

With home-field advantage throughout the playoffs secured and their perfect record no longer intact, the Indianapolis Colts will treat their final two games of the regular season as preseason contests, according to head coach Tony Dungy. While Manning is expected to start, his playing time will be limited, allowing backup Jim Sorgi to take plenty of snaps. The team does not want to risk any injuries to their regulars.

Ryan Diem, ind

In Sunday's loss to the San Diego Chargers, Diem suffered a sprained medial collateral ligament in his left knee, an injury that normally requires up to a month of rest, treatment and rehab. As a result, the starting right tackle will miss at least the rest of the regular season, and he might not be ready for the Colts' first game of the playoffs. Dylan Gandy and Kurt Vollers likely will see more playing time in his absence.

12/16/2005

Cato June, ind

June practiced without incident on Friday, and he hopes to be in the Colts' starting lineup for Sunday's matchup with the San Diego Chargers. The linebacker, who is nursing a sports hernia, sore knee and sprained ankle, probably will have his playing time limited, as a precautionary measure.

12/15/2005

Robert Mathis, ind

Nursing a foot injury, Mathis is not expected to play in Sunday's matchup with the San Diego Chargers. Considering they already have wrapped up home-field advantage throughout the playoffs, the Colts are not taking any chances with the defensive end and will hold him out primarily as a precautionary measure.

12/14/2005

Cato June, ind

Although still optimistic that he'll be available, June likely will be held out of his second consecutive game when the Colts take the field against the San Diego Chargers on Sunday. The linebacker, who is nursing a sports hernia, sore knee and sprained ankle, did not practice with the team on Wednesday and currently is listed as questionable.

12/12/2005

Marvin Harrison, ind

Harrison topped the century mark for the fourth time in his last six games and scored for the third consecutive contest, helping lead the Colts to a 26-18 victory over the Jacksonville Jaguars on Sunday. The veteran receiver hauled in six Peyton Manning passes for 137 yards and two touchdowns.

Peyton Manning, ind

Despite getting sacked a season-high three times, Manning turned in another solid performance in Sunday's 26-18 win over the Jacksonville Jaguars. The Colts' quarterback posted a 113.7 passer rating, going 24 of 36 for 324 yards, two touchdowns and no interceptions. He has two or more TD passes in his each of his last eight games, notching 20 total scores over that span with just four picks.

12/9/2005

Joseph Jefferson, ind

Jefferson underwent surgery on Tuesday after missing the last couple of weeks with swelling and soreness in his knee. The safety will be sidelined indefinitely, so the Indianapolis Colts have placed him on injured reserve, officially ending his 2005 campaign. Linebacker Mike Labinjo was promoted from the practice squad to fill the void on the roster.

12/6/2005

Jose Cortez, ind

With regular kicker Joe Nedney returning from a groin injury over the weekend, Cortez became expendable and he was released by the San Francisco 49ers on Tuesday. He will be replaced on the roster by safety Marques Anderson.

12/5/2005

Adam Vinatieri, ind

Vinatieri kicked three field goals and an extra point in Sunday's win over the New York Jets. The 10-point day gave the kicker 1,134 career points, moving him past Gino Cappelletti for the most in Patriots history.

Peyton Manning, ind

Manning had an easy day at the office on Sunday, throwing just 17 passes -- the second-fewest of his NFL career -- in a 35-3 drubbing of the Tennessee Titans. The Colts' quarterback completed 13 of his attempts for 187 yards, three touchdowns and no interceptions, resulting in a season-best 151.2 passer rating. Manning has thrown at least 25 TD passes eight consecutive seasons, which is an NFL record.

12/4/2005

Marvin Harrison, ind

Harrison became the 12th player in league history to top 12,000 yards receiving Sunday in Indianapolis' 35-3 victory over Tennessee. The Colts' wide receiver hit the mark with his 36-yard reception during the team's opening drive. Harrison connected in four receptions for 61 yards in the win.

11/30/2005

Von Hutchins, ind

The Indianapolis Colts have promoted Hutchins from their practice squad, filling the roster spot of running back Ran Carthon, who was released on Wednesday. The cornerback appeared in all 16 of the team's regular-season games in 2004, including one start, finishing the year with 40 tackles and one interception, which he returned for a touchdown.

11/29/2005

Marvin Harrison, ind

Harrison topped the century mark for the third time in four games and fourth time overall this season, hauling in four passes for 128 yards and a touchdown in Monday night's victory over the Pittsburgh Steelers. The veteran receiver did the majority of his damage on the Colts' first offensive play of the game, snagging a Peyton Manning strike and dashing 80 yards for a score.

11/28/2005

Jose Cortez, ind

After being released by the Philadelphia Eagles last week, Cortez signed with the San Francisco 49ers in time to handle the team's kicking duties in Sunday's meeting with the Tennessee Titans. He was filling in for regular kicker Joe Nedney, who was inactive because of a groin injury.

11/22/2005

Jose Cortez, ind

With David Akers recovered from his leg injury, Cortez has been released by the Philadelphia Eagles. The veteran kicker filled in during Akers' absence, hitting 12 of 16 field-goal attempts, but most recently was handling kickoff duties only. He will be replaced on the roster by quarterback Jeff Smoker.

11/21/2005

Marvin Harrison, ind

In Sunday's victory over the Cincinnati Bengals, Harrison hauled in five passes for 42 yards and failed to find the end zone for the first time in five games, but it was a milestone day, as he reached 900 career catches faster than anyone in NFL history. It took the Colts' receiver to top the plateau in just 149 games, 19 contests quicker than Jerry Rice, who formerly held the mark.

Peyton Manning, ind

Manning's passer rating was better than 100 for the fifth consecutive game, as he went 24 of 40 for a season-high 365 yards, three touchdowns and one interception in Sunday's 45-37 shootout victory over the Cincinnati Bengals. After averaging 221.6 yards in his first seven games this season, the Colts' quarterback has passed for 327.7 yards per contest over his last three outings.

Reggie Wayne, ind

Wayne hauled in five passes for 117 yards and a touchdown in Sunday's 45-37 victory over the Cincinnati Bengals. The Colts' receiver, who's topped the 100-yard mark just twice this season, has five or more catches in each of his last six games.

Dallas Clark, ind

Clark had the best game of his NFL career, hauling in six passes for 125 yards and a touchdown in Sunday's 45-37 victory over the Cincinnati Bengals. The third-year tight end had topped the century mark just two other times in 34 contests.

11/18/2005

Brandon Stokley, ind

Stokley was limited at practice on Thursday by a strained groin, but he took part in a full workout with the Colts on Friday and will be ready for Sunday's matchup with the Cincinnati Bengals, according to head coach Tony Dungy. The receiver does not appear on the team's injury report.

Bob Sanders, ind

Sanders' bruised knee prevented him from working out with the Colts on Wednesday and Thursday, but he was back on the field for Friday's practice and showed no signs of being limited by the ailment, according to head coach Tony Dungy. The safety is still listed as questionable on the team's injury report, but he is expected to be in the starting lineup for Sunday's battle with the Cincinnati Bengals.

11/16/2005

Joaquin Gonzalez, ind

After suffering a sprained ankle while playing on special teams in Sunday's win over the Houston Texans, Gonzalez has been placed on injured reserve by the Indianapolis Colts, officially ending his 2005 campaign. The offensive lineman, who has served primarily as a backup this season, will be replaced on the roster by tackle Kurt Vollers.

Kurt Vollers, ind

Vollers has signed with the Indianapolis Colts. The offensive lineman, who takes the roster spot of the injured Joaquin Gonzalez, appeared in 27 games with the Dallas Cowboys over the past three seasons, including 11 starts.

11/14/2005

Marvin Harrison, ind

Harrison topped the century mark for the second consecutive week, hauling in seven passes for 108 yards and a touchdown in Sunday's 31-17 victory over the Houston Texans. The Colts' receiver has found the end zone each of his last four games, tallying five TDs over that span.

Peyton Manning, ind

Manning picked apart the Houston Texans' defense on Sunday, going 26 of 35 for 297 yards, three touchdowns and no interceptions, leading the Colts to a 31-17 victory. The veteran quarterback has two or more TD tosses in each of his last four games.

Bob Sanders, ind

An MRI on Sanders' sore knee has revealed no structural damage, and the Colts have listed him as day-to-day. According to head coach Tony Dungy, the safety, who was injured in the first half of Sunday's win over the Houston Texans, will be re-evaluated in the coming days to determine his availability for next weekend's matchup with the Cincinnati Bengals.

11/12/2005

Reggie Wayne, ind

After sitting out Friday with a foot injury, Wayne returned to practice Saturday and has been cleared to play Sunday when the Colts take on the Houston Texans.

Mike Doss, ind

Despite injuring his shoulder in Monday night's win over the Patriots, Doss was able to return to practice on Friday, and will be ready for Sunday's game against the Texans. Despite being healthy enough to play, the Colts will likely start Joseph Jefferson for now.

11/11/2005

Reggie Wayne, ind

Coming off his best game of the 2005 campaign, Wayne did not practice with the Indianapolis Colts on Friday, due to a sore foot. However, the injury is considered minor, and the move was purely precautionary, according to head coach Tony Dungy. The receiver is expected to be in the starting lineup for Sunday's tussle with the Houston Texans.

11/8/2005

Marvin Harrison, ind

Harrison turned in his best outing of the 2005 campaign, hauling in nine passes for a season-high 128 yards and two touchdowns in Monday night's victory over the New England Patriots. The Colts' veteran receiver has scored four times in his last three games.

Peyton Manning, ind

Manning left with a win under his belt for the first time in eight visits to Foxborough, leading the Indianapolis Colts to a 40-21 victory over the New England Patriots Monday Night. The quarterback finished the game 28 of 37 for a season-high 321 yards, three touchdowns and one interception.

Reggie Wayne, ind

Wayne topped the century mark for the first time in 2005, hauling in nine passes for a season-high 124 yards and a touchdown in Monday night's victory over the New England Patriots. On the season, the Colts' receiver has 46 receptions for 561 yards and three TDs.

10/26/2005

Jose Cortez, ind

Cortez will handle the kicking duties for the Philadelphia Eagles in Sunday's matchup with the Denver Broncos, filling in for David Akers, who continues to recover from a torn hamstring. Claimed off waivers from the Dallas Cowboys earlier this week, Cortez has hit 12 of his 16 field-goal attempts in seven games this season and is 13-for-14 on point-after tries.

10/25/2005

Jose Cortez, ind

The Philadelphia Eagles have claimed Cortez off waivers from the Dallas Cowboys. The kicker was let go on Monday, just a day after missing a costly 29-yard field goal in a loss to the Seattle Seahawks. He takes the roster spot of Todd France, who was released by the Eagles on Tuesday.

10/24/2005

Jose Cortez, ind

Following a costly missed field goal in Sunday's 13-10 loss to the Seattle Seahawks, Cortez has been waived by the Dallas Cowboys. The kicker, who was 12 of 16 for the season, will be replaced on the roster by rookie Shaun Suisham.

10/21/2005

Cato June, ind

June's groin injury has been diagnosed as a sports hernia, and it is likely that he will be unavailable for Sunday's matchup with the Houston Texans. The Colts' linebacker has been unable to practice this week and currently stands as questionable on the team's injury report.

10/18/2005

Marvin Harrison, ind

With a six-yard TD in the fourth quarter of Monday night's victory over the St. Louis Rams, Harrison and Peyton Manning connected for a touchdown for the 86th time in their careers, breaking the all-time NFL mark formerly held by San Francisco's Steve Young and Jerry Rice. Otherwise, the receiver's night was fairly uneventful, as he finished with four catches for 39 yards and the TD.

Peyton Manning, ind

Hooking up on a six-yard pass in the fourth quarter of Monday night's victory over the St. Louis Rams, Manning and Marvin Harrison connected for a touchdown for the 86th time in their careers, breaking the all-time NFL mark formerly held by San Francisco's Steve Young and Jerry Rice. The Colts' quarterback finished the game 22 of 32 for 191 yards, two touchdowns and no interceptions.

10/15/2005

Dwight Freeney, ind

Freeney returned to practice Saturday after sitting out the previous day's workout with tightness in his rib cage. The defensive end is expected to be ready for Monday night's game against the St. Louis Rams.

Mike Doss, ind

Despite being held out of practice on Saturday, Doss is expected to start Monday night when the Colts take on the St. Louis Rams. The safety suffered a hyperextended left knee during Friday's practice.

10/14/2005

Dwight Freeney, ind

Freeney had some problems loosening up on Thursday and was forced to leave the Colts' practice early as a precautionary measure. The defensive end's ailment is not considered serious at this point, and he's fully expected to be in the starting lineup for the team's Monday night matchup with the St. Louis Rams, according to head coach Tony Dungy.

Bob Sanders, ind

Sanders was able to work out with the Colts on Thursday and looked fine, according to head coach Tony Dungy. As long as the safety is able to play through the pain in his injured left biceps muscle, he will be in the starting lineup against the St. Louis Rams on Monday.

10/11/2005

Bob Sanders, ind

Sanders was forced to leave Sunday's win over the San Francisco 49ers after suffering an injury to his left biceps. According to head coach Tony Dungy, the injury does not appear to be serious, and if the starting safety is able to tolerate the pain, he should be available to play. For now, he has been listed as day-to-day.

10/7/2005

Dominic Rhodes, ind

Rhodes went full speed at the Colts' practice on Thursday and reported no problems with his bruised left shoulder. As a result, the reserve running back plans to be available for Sunday's meeting with the San Francisco 49ers. Currently, he is listed as questionable, but could be upgraded prior to the contest.

10/6/2005

Dominic Rhodes, ind

Rhodes was expected to miss another week with his bruised left shoulder, but after taking part in practice with the Colts on Wednesday, the team is optimistic that he will be available for Sunday's meeting with the San Francisco 49ers. The running back, who has played in just one game so far this season, officially has been listed as questionable.

10/5/2005

Dominic Rhodes, ind

Rhodes is expected to sit out again this week, as his bruised left shoulder remains a bit sore. The Colts' reserve running back has played in just one game so far this season, picking up 10 yards on four carries.

10/4/2005

James Mungro, ind

Mungro is expected to miss his third consecutive game, due to the sprained medial collateral ligament in his right knee. The running back has shown some improvement, but he's not quite ready for game action. He has just three yards on one carry through two contests this season.

10/3/2005

Marvin Harrison, ind

Harrison topped the 100-yard mark for the first time this season and 48th time in his career, hauling in nine passes for 109 yards and two touchdowns in Sunday's 31-10 victory over the Tennessee Titans. The Colts' receiver now has hooked up with Peyton Manning for 85 career scores, tying Steve Young and Jerry Rice for the all-time NFL record for touchdowns by a quarterback/receiver tandem.

Peyton Manning, ind

Manning finally got the Colts' offense back on track in Sunday's matchup with the Tennessee Titans, going 20 of 27 for 264 yards, four touchdowns and no interceptions. The quarterback, who took home the NFL MVP honors after notching 49 touchdowns through the air last season, had failed to pass for a TD in his previous two games. He finished with a season-high 144.1 passer rating.

9/27/2005

Dominic Rhodes, ind

Rhodes ailing left shoulder continues to show improvement, but the Colts are being very cautious with the running back and likely will keep him out at least one more week. He has played in just one game so far this season, picking up 10 yards on four carries.

James Mungro, ind

Mungro continues to recover from a sprained medial collateral ligament in his right knee, and he is at least another week away from returning to action, according to Colts head coach Tony Dungy. The running back has just three yards on one carry through two games this season.

9/26/2005

Peyton Manning, ind

Although he failed to record a passing touchdown for the second consecutive week, Manning reached a couple of milestones in Sunday's 13-6 victory over the Cleveland Browns. Playing in his 115th game, the Colts' signal caller topped 30,000 yards passing for his NFL career, becoming the second-fastest quarterback in league history to reach the plateau (Dan Marino). He and Marvin Harrison also broke the NFL record for most yards passing between a QB and receiver.

Dwight Freeney, ind

Freeney was in the Browns' backfield quite often in Sunday's 13-6 victory over Cleveland, notching three sacks on the day. The Colts' defensive lineman, who led the NFL with 16 sacks last season, has posted three or more sacks in a game four times in his career.

9/23/2005

Marvin Harrison, ind

Resting his sore wrist, Harrison did not work out with the Indianapolis Colts on Thursday, purely as a precautionary measure. The veteran receiver has been receiving treatment on a daily basis, and he is expected to be back in action on Friday. According to head coach Tony Dungy, Harrison will be in the starting lineup for Sunday's matchup with the Cleveland Browns. Officially, he is listed as probable.

Reggie Wayne, ind

Wayne temporarily left practice on Thursday after dislocating a finger on his right hand during a seven-on-seven drill. The Colts' receiver was able to return to the field after receiving some treatment on the sidelines, and barring any setbacks, he will be in the starting lineup when the team takes the field against the Cleveland Browns on Sunday.

9/22/2005

Kory Chapman, ind

Chapman has signed with the Indianapolis Colts, supplying the team with some depth in their injury plagued backfield. With Dominic Rhodes and James Mungro expected to miss at least a week with shoulder and knee ailments, respectively, the running back will be listed at third on the depth chart this weekend behind Edgerrin James and Ran Carthon.

9/21/2005

James Mungro, ind

Nursing a sprained medial collateral ligament in his right knee, Mungro will be unavailable for Sunday's matchup with the Cleveland Browns, according to Colts head coach Tony Dungy. The team currently does not have a timetable for the running back's return, but he will receive treatment and be evaluated on a daily basis.

9/20/2005

Dominic Rhodes, ind

Rhodes will likely miss Sunday's game against the Browns with an injured left shoulder. He suffered the injury against the Jaguars after carrying the ball four times for 10 yards. It was his first action of the regular season after missing more than three weeks with a nagging turf toe injury.

9/19/2005

Peyton Manning, ind

Manning had a rough time moving the ball in Sunday's 10-3 victory over the Jacksonville Jaguars, posting a passer rating of just 44.0. The Colts' quarterback was off the mark, completing 13 of his 28 pass attempts for 122 yards, one interception and no touchdowns. Despite constant pressure from the Jags' defense, Manning avoided taking a sack in the game.

9/18/2005

Dallas Clark, ind

Clark is active for Indianapolis' game against Jacksonville on Sunday. The tight end has been out since suffering a concussion during preseason action three weeks ago. In 15 games last year, Clark hauled in 25 passes for 423 yards and five touchdowns, but he should play a bigger role in the Colts' offense in 2005.

9/16/2005

Dominic Rhodes, ind

Rhodes continued to expand his involvement in the Colts' workouts on Thursday, and barring any setbacks, he should be available for Sunday's matchup with the Jacksonville Jaguars. The running back has been sidelined for more than three weeks with a nagging turf toe injury, but reported no major problems after Thursday's practice. Rhodes finished the 2004 campaign with 254 yards and a touchdown on 53 carries.

9/15/2005

Dominic Rhodes, ind

Sidelined for more than three weeks with a turf toe injury, Rhodes has been taking part in portions of the Colts' practices this week. The running back, who officially is listed as questionable on the team's injury report, will be re-evaluated over the next couple of days to determine his availability for Sunday's meeting with the Jacksonville Jaguars.

9/14/2005

Dallas Clark, ind

Clark was back at practice with the Indianapolis Colts on Monday and has been cleared to return to the starting lineup for the team's Week 2 meeting with the Jacksonville Jaguars. The tight end missed three weeks after suffering a concussion in a preseason contest.

Mike Doss, ind

Doss has served his one-game suspension and is back on the Indianapolis Colts' active roster, but there is no guarantee that he will be in the lineup for the team's Week 2 meeting with the Jacksonville Jaguars, due to a groin injury. According to head coach Tony Dungy, the safety is questionable.

9/12/2005

Brandon Stokley, ind

Stokley was used often in Sunday's victory over the Ravens after returning from a dislocated shoulder suffered early last month. He led the Colts with seven receptions for 83 yards as the team's No. 3 receiver.

9/11/2005

Dallas Clark, ind

Clark traveled with the Indianapolis Colts for Sunday night's meeting with the Baltimore Ravens, but he will not play in the season opener, as he continues to recover from the concussion he sustained in a preseason matchup two weeks ago. The Colts are hopeful that the tight end will be ready for Week 2.

9/10/2005

Dallas Clark, ind

Clark will be a gametime decision for the Colts' season opener Sunday night against the Baltimore Ravens. The tight end, who suffered a concussion in a preseason game against the Denver Broncos two weeks ago, was held out of contact drills all week as a precautionary measure. A decision wlil be made once doctors review the results of neurological tests taken on Friday. In 15 games last year, Clark hauled in 25 passes for 423 yards and five touchdowns.

9/9/2005

Dwight Freeney, ind

As a precautionary measure, Freeney was held out of practice on Thursday, due to some minor soreness in his foot, according to Colts head coach Tony Dungy. The All-Pro defensive end missed some time early in training camp coming back from offseason shoulder surgery, but appears fully recovered from the procedure. He does not appear on the Colts' injury list this week.

9/8/2005

Brandon Stokley, ind

Stokley continues to expand his workouts with the Indianapolis Colts, and barring any setbacks, he will be dressed and available for Sunday's 2005 season opener against the Baltimore Ravens. The receiver has been sidelined since dislocating his left shoulder in the team's first exhibition contest last month, but is listed as probable on this week's injury report.

Dominic Rhodes, ind

Still battling the turf toe injury he suffered in a preseason meeting with the Chicago Bears nearly three weeks ago, Rhodes likely will not play in Sunday's season opener against the Baltimore Ravens. The Colts have listed the running back as doubtful.

Dallas Clark, ind

Clark has been limited over the past couple of weeks after suffering a mild concussion in a preseason meeting with the Denver Broncos. The Colts' tight end hopes to be cleared to play in Sunday night's regular-season opener against the Baltimore Ravens. In 15 games last year, Clark hauled in 25 passes for 423 yards and five touchdowns.

Mike Doss, ind

Following an appeal, the NFL has reduced Doss' suspension for violating the league's personal conduct penalty from two games to one. The penalty was imposed after the Colts' safety pled no contest to a misdemeanor gun charge earlier this year. He will be forced to miss the team's season opener against the Baltimore Ravens on Sunday, but will be eligible to return to action next week.

9/7/2005

Dexter Reid, ind

Reid's brief stint with Indianapolis has come to an end. The safety, who was claimed off waivers from the New England Patriots last week, has been released. A fourth-round pick in last year's draft, Reid recorded 25 tackles and a forced fumble in 13 games for New England last season, including two starts.

9/6/2005

Brandon Stokley, ind

Stokley returned to practice with the Indianapolis Colts on Monday, and if he is able to expand his workouts over the next several days, he should see some action in Sunday's regular-season opener against the Baltimore Ravens. The receiver has been sidelined since dislocating his left shoulder in the team's first preseason contest.

9/4/2005

Rocky Calmus, ind

The Colts acquired Calmus from the Titans on Saturday for an undisclosed draft pick. The fourth-year linebacker was limited to just four games for Tennessee last season due to lower back and hamstring injuries. He finished the '04 campaign on injured reserve. Calmus has played in 27 games (12 starts) during the previous three seasons, logging a sack, a pair of interceptions and a fumble recovery.

9/1/2005

Corey Simon, ind

Simon has agreed to terms on a multiyear contract with the Indianapolis Colts. The veteran defensive end, who was the sixth overall pick in the 2000 NFL Draft, became a free agent earlier this week after the Philadelphia Eagles decided to remove their franchise tag on him. Last year, Simon had 32 tackles and 5.5 sacks in 16 regular-season games.

8/31/2005

Kendyll Pope, ind

Official details of Pope's suspension have been released. The Colts' linebacker will miss the entire 2005 campaign after being suspended for a year by the NFL for violating the league's substance abuse policy. He will begin serving the penalty immediately and will not be eligible to return to the club until next August.

8/30/2005

Kendyll Pope, ind

The Colts have placed Pope on the NFL's suspended list, after the linebacker violated NFL policy. The league and the team refused to comment on the exact reasoning, but will release a statement later in the week.

8/29/2005

Peyton Manning, ind

An MRI on Manning's left (non-throwing) shoulder revealed no damage, and the quarterback is expected to practice with the Colts this week. Manning, who bruised the shoulder in Saturday's exhibition game against the Denver Broncos, likely will be held out of the team's preseason finale as a precautionary measure. He'll be under center for a Week 1 battle with the Baltimore Ravens.

Corey Simon, ind

The Eagles have removed the franchise tag on Simon, making the former first-round draft pick an unrestricted free agent. He can now sign with any team without that team having to forfeit two first-round draft picks. Last year, Simon had 32 tackles and 5.5 sacks in 16 regular-season games.

Dexter Reid, ind

Reid has been released by the New England Patriots. A fourth-round pick in last year's draft, the safety recorded 25 tackles and a forced fumble in 13 games last season, including two starts.

8/26/2005

Brandon Stokley, ind

Stokley now is optimistic that he will be ready for the Colts' Week 1 battle with the Baltimore Ravens. Although there is still some minor soreness in his dislocated left shoulder, the receiver has reported no major problems. Stokley has expanded his limited individual workouts over the past several days, and he hopes to practice with the team as early as next week.

8/25/2005

Travis Brown, ind

Brown hurt his right shoulder and elbow in last Saturday's exhibition loss to the Chicago Bears, and the injuries are serious enough to force him to miss the entire season. The Colts have placed the reserve quarterback on injured reserve, officially ending his 2005 campaign.

8/24/2005

Jose Cortez, ind

Cortez has moved up to the top spot on the Cowboys' depth chart, as the injured Billy Cundiff was released by the club on Wednesday. The veteran kicker, who handled kickoffs only for the Minnesota Vikings over the last two seasons, inked with Dallas earlier this month. He has not attempted a field goal in a regular-season game since 2002 with Washington.

Marlin Jackson, ind

Jackson hasn't been practicing this week and he probably won't play in Saturday's exhibition game against the Denver Broncos, due to a sore hip. The cornerback, who was the Colts' first-round pick in this year's draft, has been listed as day-to-day.

8/23/2005

Dominic Rhodes, ind

Rhodes suffered a turf toe injury in Saturday's preseason game and could be sidelined several weeks. He was slated to fill a slightly larger offensive role as Edgerrin James backup again this year. James Mungro will take over the backup running back spot while Rhodes recovers.

8/17/2005

Brandon Stokley, ind

Stokley no longer is sporting a sling on his dislocated left shoulder, and the Colts are cautiously optimistic that he will be ready when they kick off the regular season against the Baltimore Ravens on September 11. However, the receiver still has a long ways to go, and the team is not going to push him too quickly. He will continue to rehab and strengthen the shoulder on a daily basis.

Dwight Freeney, ind

Although he already has been ruled out of Saturday's exhibition battle with the Chicago Bears, Freeney is optimistic that he will be cleared to return to practice with the Indianapolis Colts within the next few days. The defensive end has been limited to individual work, as he continues to recover from offseason shoulder surgery. He remains on schedule and should be ready for the start of the regular season.

8/16/2005

Dallas Clark, ind

Although a decision on Clark's availability for Saturday's exhibition battle with the Chicago Bears likely won't be made until later this week, the Colts welcomed the tight end back to practice on Monday. Clark, who missed most of the team's offseason workouts while recovering from hernia surgery, had been sidelined for the better part of two weeks with a hamstring injury.

8/7/2005

Jose Cortez, ind

Cortez signed with the Dallas Cowboys after working out with the team on Saturday. The veteran kicker, who handled kickoffs only for the Minnesota Vikings over the last two seasons, was signed after the Cowboys waived injured kicker Brett Visintainer. Cortez hasn't attempted a field goal since 2002 with Washington.

8/4/2005

Brandon Stokley, ind

Stokley dislocated his left shoulder during practice today as the Colts tuned up for the American Bowl in Japan. He could be out of action for up to four weeks. His availability for the start of the regular season is highly in question.

7/27/2005

Marlin Jackson, ind

Jackson and the Colts came to terms on a five-year, $6.975 million deal on Tuesday, and the team's first-round choice in 2005 was expected to report to the opening day of training camp on Wednesday. The 29th overall pick played both cornerback and safety at Michigan, where he logged nine interceptions and four forced fumbles in four seasons.

Kelvin Hayden, ind

Hayden signed a four-year deal with Indianapolis on Wednesday, and the team's second-round pick in the 2005 draft will be among those reporting to the opening of Colts training camp on Wednesday afternoon. Financial terms of the contract were not immediately available. The cornerback played two seasons at Illinois, and last year contributed four interceptions and a forced fumble in seven games for the Illini.

7/26/2005

Corey Simon, ind

Simon has yet to sign the Eagles' $5.1 million franchise offer for the 2006 season, and it is looking increasingly likely that the defensive tackle will sit out at least a portion of training camp. Philadelphia veterans are scheduled to report on August 1, but it is almost certain that Simon won't be among the group showing up at Lehigh University on Monday. Simon has missed just two regular-season starts in his five years with the Eagles.

7/16/2005

Johnathan Goddard, ind

The Detroit Lions have signed Goddard to a three-year contract. Terms of the deal were not announced. Goddard, who played at Marshall University, was selected by the Lions in the 6th round of the 2005 NFL draft.

6/15/2005

Rob Morris, ind

The Colts re-signed Morris to a one-year, $540,000 deal on Tuesday. Morris has been the starting middle linebacker for Indianapolis for the past four seasons, though he will enter training camp this year at No. 2 on the depth chart behind Gary Brackett. Morris was an unrestricted free agent this offseason, but he failed to garner much interest from other teams. In his career, he has 279 tackles, 105 assists and seven sacks in 68 games (60 starts).

Mike Doss, ind

The NFL suspended Doss without pay for the first two games of the 2005 regular season on Wednesday for violating the league's personal-conduct policy. The Colts' starting safety will be allowed to participate fully in the preseason, but he won't be able to join the active roster until Monday, September 19. The punishment stems from a May 29 incident in Akron, Ohio in which Doss fired gunshots into the air.

6/8/2005

Mike Doss, ind

Colts general manager Bill Polian said on Wednesday that the team will suspend Doss for at least one regular-season game in 2005 after the starting safety plead guilty on Monday to two misdemeanor gun charges. The charges stem from a May 29 incident in Akron, Ohio in which Doss fired gunshots into the air. He already has been fined and sentenced to perform community service. Doss played in just 10 games last year, and was limited by ankle, hamstring and groin injuries.

6/7/2005

Mike Doss, ind

Doss has been sentenced to 40 hours of community service and fined $1,000 after pleading no contest to misdemeanor charges of carrying a concealed weapon and firing a weapon within city limits. The safety, who was arrested after reportedly firing six shots outside a restaurant in Akron, Ohio on May 29, will be disciplined by the Colts, according to head coach Tony Dungy. He could face a suspension and/or fine from the NFL as well.

6/4/2005

Nick Harper, ind

Harper was arrested on Saturday for allegedly hitting his wife, Danielle. The Hamilton County (IN) sheriff said Danielle Harper was treated for an eye injury but was not taken to a hospital. The Colts' cornerback has been charged with misdemeanor domestic battery and will spend the weekend in jail before making an initial court appearance on Monday.

5/25/2005

Dallas Clark, ind

Clark has yet to practice with the Colts this offseason as he continues to recover from the hernia surgery he underwent in early April. The team hopes its starting tight end may be able to participate in some workouts before summer school ends on June 9, and Clark is expected to be ready to go at full strength by the start of training camp in late July. In his sophomore pro campaign in 2004, Clark caught 25 passes for 423 yards and five touchdowns.

5/18/2005

Dwight Freeney, ind

Although he might not be at full strength the first week or two of training camp, Freeney plans to be ready for the start of the 2005 regular season. The Colts' defensive end is on schedule in his recovery from offseason shoulder surgery. Freeney set a franchise record with 16 sacks in 2004, his third straight season with double-digit sacks.

5/5/2005

Kurt Vollers, ind

Vollers has re-signed with the Dallas Cowboys, agreeing to a one-year contract. The offensive lineman, who started 13 games last season, had been a restricted free agent.

4/30/2005

Dwight Freeney, ind

Freeney, who had shoulder surgery a couple of weeks ago, may not be ready to go when the Indianapolis Colts open training camp in July. Freeney set a franchise record with 16 sacks in 2004, his third straight season with double-digit sacks.