Indianapolis Colts Rumors & News
Colts add Terry to offensive line
Indianapolis Star — The offseason shakeup of the Indianapolis Colts' offensive line continued with the addition of free-agent tackle Adam Terry. A 2005 second-round draft pick of the Baltimore Ravens, Terry agreed to a one-year contract with the Colts on Friday after a visit earlier in the week. He was a restricted free agent who was not tendered a one-year offer by the Ravens.
21 hours agoEx-Colt Jackson signs with Eagles
Indianapolis Star — Marlin Jackson's comeback from a second season-ending knee injury will continue in Philadelphia. The Indianapolis Colts' 2005 first-round draft pick, who missed 21 regular-season games the past two years with knee injuries, signed a two-year contract with the Eagles on Wednesday reportedly worth $6 million.
March 11, 2010Colts sign free agent OL Andy Alleman
Indianapolis Star — INDIANAPOLIS - The Indianapolis Colts have signed free agent guard Andy Alleman.
March 11, 2010Defensive back Jackson, who spent first 5 seasons with Colts, signs free agent deal with Eagles
Indianapolis Star — Marlin Jackson's comeback from a second season-ending knee injury will continue in Philadelphia. The Indianapolis Colts' 2005 first-round draft pick, who missed 21 regular-season games the past two years with knee injuries, signed a two-year contract with the Eagles on Wednesday reportedly worth $6 million.
March 11, 2010Former Colt Marlin Jackson signs with Eagles
Indianapolis Star — Marlin Jackson's comeback from a second season-ending knee injury will continue in Philadelphia.
March 10, 2010Former Colts backup QB Sorgi signs with Giants
Indianapolis Star — Jim Sorgi's stint as an unemployed quarterback didn't last long. The longtime Indianapolis Colts backup, whose contract was terminated last week, agreed to a one-year contract with the New York Giants.
March 10, 2010Sorgi will back up a different Manning
Indianapolis Star — Jim Sorgi's stint as an unemployed quarterback didn't last long.
March 9, 2010Colts release Lilja
Indianapolis Star — The offseason overhaul of the Indianapolis Colts offensive line continued Monday with the release of starting guard Ryan Lilja. "They let him go," said Craig Domann, Lilja's agent.
March 9, 2010What's up with Jim Sorgi, Marlin Jackson, how the Colts signed a free-agent and more
Colts Insider | Indianapolis Star — QUESTION: Does releasing Jim Sorgi mean the Colts will finally get a quality backup for Peyton Manning? I hope so. I assume the Colts will have an opportunity to re-sign Sorgi because the rest of the league realizes what any astute observer of the Colts has seen for years - Sorgi has no game. A good guy, for sure, but not an NFL-caliber quarterback. -- from Wayne, Sterling, Va. ANSWER: OK, you're not a Sorgi fan. But apparently the New York Giants are. They reportedly had Sorgi in for a visit on Monday. If he doesn't sign with someone, I don't rule out the Colts re-signing him. I believe the ...
March 8, 2010Colts terminate Ryan Lilja's contract
Indianapolis Star — The offseason overhaul of the Indianapolis Colts offensive line continued Monday with the release of starting guard Ryan Lilja.
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- Poll on Tim Tebow puts Jaguars GM in awkward spot Florida Times-Union A teleconference fan forum conducted by the Jaguars on Tuesday, a good idea designed to engage season-ticket holders and encourage them to renew, turned into an embarrassment when word got out that a poll revealed participants were against drafting Tim Tebow by a 55-45 percent margin.read more
- RANTS & RAVES: Jaguars, Tim Tebow would defy critics together Florida Times-Union Why is it so hard for die-hard football fans and sports writers to understand that the casual fan wants to root for something more than just a winning record? To some of us the people who make the team really do matter.My wife, who goes to all of the Jaguars games, could tell you quite a bit about the people who are Fred Taylor, Mark Brunell, Tony Boselli, Bryan Barker, Dave Widell, Joe Zelenka, Kyle Brady and others both when they played and what they’re doing today if retired.read more
- Jaguars Notebook: Wayne Weaver won’t alter draft plan for Tim Tebow Florida Times-Union Jaguars owner Wayne Weaver likes to call Tim Tebow an icon, but indicated Thursday the Jaguars aren’t going to deviate from their draft board to select the former Florida quarterback.“Personally, I think Tim Tebow is an extraordinary young man and he’s an extraordinary athlete. He’s going to be successful in the National Football League,” Weaver said during an interview before a Team Teal Rally Thursday.But he said the Jaguars won’t force any picks.read more
- David Garrard admits Jack Del Rio was right to say Jaguars QB was 'not elite last year' Florida Times-Union David Garrard knows a quarterback can go to training camp with the Jaguars as a backup and be the starter for the regular season.That happened to Garrard in 2007 when Byron Leftwich was cut nine days before the season started and Garrard won the starting job after he outplayed Leftwich in camp and the preseason games.Garrard finds himself in the opposite situation this year. He’ll go to training camp as the starter, but knows he has to outplay backup Luke McCown to keep his job.read more
- Multi-talented Olsen a class act from start to finish NFL Blog | Houston Chronicle The first time I saw Merlin Olsen was at the 1961 Gotham Bowl at the Polo Grounds. I watched Baylor...
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- Countdown to Selection Sunday Hoosiers Insider | Indianapolis Star It's late Saturday night, and while it's a lot more fun to speculate on what might happen on Selection Sunday when the team you follow is involved, I must admit all of today's happenings within the Big Ten Tournament are making for some interesting drama. When the day began, it appeared that Illinois was close to solidifying an NCAA Tournament berth after its victory over Wisconsin on Friday. Beat Ohio State in the semifinals, and the Illini would have to be in. Play them close and that could be enough, too. Then the Illini and Buckeyes went double overtime with Illinois not getting a shot off...
- Boston cruises to win Indianapolis Star BOSTON -- The Indiana Pacers helped the aging Boston Celtics regain some pep in their step. That's easy to do when you don't play much defense.
- Big Ten tourney: Boilers gut out win over Wildcats Indianapolis Star E'Twaun Moore rescued Purdue's offense. JaJuan Johnson gave him some help later. Rebounding, defense and grit finished the job. Moore scored 28 and Johnson 22, and the sixth-ranked Boilermakers overcame a dismal offensive start to beat Northwestern 69-61 Friday night in the quarterfinals of the Big Ten Tournament at Conseco Fieldhouse.
- 'Almost like a second home' Indianapolis Star E'Twaun Moore matched his best game at Conseco Fieldhouse. Purdue needed it. Starting the Big Ten Tournament in an offensive funk, Purdue turned to its all-conference junior guard. Moore responded with 23 of the Boilermakers' first 43 points and finished with a game-high 28 to lead Purdue into today's semifinals of the Big Ten Tournament.
- No regrets for Granger Pacers Insider | Indianapolis Star BOSTON - Danny Granger said he doesn't regret signing a contract extension prior to the start of the 2008-09 season. "Signing my extension was a no-brainer," he said after the Pacers got beat by the Boston Celtics on Friday. Granger was asked if he thought he needed a better supporting cast. "With our offense, (with) what we do, it's equal opportunity," he said. "For whatever reason, our offense hasn't been there. We got worse on defense." Team officials have no choice but to add better players if they expect to be decent anytime soon. ************************ Granger said he's appealing the...
- A few notes while I watch eight other Big Ten teams play on Friday Hoosiers Insider | Indianapolis Star I spent the day at the Big Ten Tournament Friday as part of The Star's coverage of the tournament. All four games were pretty good actually. I'm sure everyone by now has seen Evan Turner's buzzer-beating shot against Michigan (how did the Wolverines not guard him better than that?), Trevon Hughes' four 3-pointers in 73 seconds against Illinois that still weren't enough to lift Wisconsin, a back-and-forth game between Northwestern and Purdue, and finally Minnesota's overtime win over Michigan State. It was a pretty entertaining day. And the fans turned out at Conseco. The early two games drew a...