Indianapolis Colts center Jeff Saturday had arthroscopic surgery on one of his knees to remove loose pieces floating around in there.
Since becoming the starting center for the Colts in 2000, Saturday has missed just six games.
The 11-year veteran has become part of the foundation of the Colts in anchoring the offensive line.
He is also very helpful to quarterback Peyton Manning in helping him recognize certain coverages. (Read More…)
Thursday, August 12, 2010 at 4:53 pm by steve
Tags: Colts news, Colts schedule, Colts tickets
Indianapolis Colts safety Bob Sanders is pleased with his rehab progress, but it might not be as peachy as he makes it out to be.
Some sources are saying that Sanders might never step back on a football field because of shoulder and bicep issues.
Sanders has been plagued with injuries ever since his rookie season, with his shoulder being the major culprit.
Indianapolis may have to start looking toward the future at safety and target that position in next year’s draft. (Read More…)
Thursday, July 22, 2010 at 3:30 pm by steve
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By Bud L. Ellis
If the Indianapolis Colts hope to repeat as AFC champions, they won’t have to navigate too difficult of a journey in 2010 to return to the playoffs and defend their title.
The National Football League has released the list of home games and road games for every team. Dates and times will be finalized later this spring.
For the Colts, a look at the schedule shows Indy will play just five of its 16 games against playoff teams from last season. At home, Indy faces AFC West champion San Diego, NFC East champion Dallas and AFC North champion Cincinnati. The other five games are against teams that didn’t make the playoffs: Houston, Jacksonville, Tennessee, Kansas City and the New York Giants.
Only two of Indy’s eight road games are against postseason qualifiers: at NFC wild-card team Philadelphia and against AFC East champion New England. The rest of the road slate includes visits to Houston, Jacksonville, Tennessee, Denver, Oakland and Washington.
The Colts’ schedule is tied with Cleveland’s for 10th-toughest in the NFL, based on opponents’ winning percentage.
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Sunday, March 14, 2010 at 7:36 pm by bud
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