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Adam Vinatieri's struggles are made up for by clutch play from Jacoby Brissett and Colts defense.        

Here are statistical standouts for the Indianapolis Colts and Atlanta Falcons heading into their Week 3 matchup.        

Adam Vinatieri says he was never considering retirement but evidence suggests otherwise        

Here is a look at the six kicker the Colts tried out Tuesday        

Indianapolis Colts, Verizon, Capital Improvement Board share $7 million cost of WiFi upgrade at Lucas Oil Stadium        

Not one thing was out of place. And that mattered more to the buyers than the fact a Hall of Famer with three NBA rings had lived there before.       

Explosive plays from the Colts are few and far between. However, the team's offensive coordinator sees his offense as being effective with or without them.       

The Colts' rookie linebacker has prepared to play each linebacker position and could see extended action if Leonard is unable to recover.       

The Colts' QB has found success on quarterback sneaks, which he attributes to the strength of the offensive line.       

The Colts' wide receiver came into the season having struggled when the team was close to the end zone. Through two games, it seems he reversed the trend.       

Anthony Walker has full confidence in the Colts' veteran kicker moving forward.       

Parris Campbell has the ball he caught for his first touchdown stored in his locker. Its journey there is an interesting one.       

IndyStar columnist Gregg Doyel and Fox Sports 1260's Derek Schultz discuss Indiana sports news       

Adam Vinatieri put speculation to rest about his possible retirement, claiming he is in for the long haul with the Colts.       

The Colts' kicker denied considering retirement and noted that he is his own worst critic when it comes to his current kicking struggles.