Colts draft prospects:
Created on 14 June 2013
Grigson Looking for Better Blocking, Fewer Backfield Jailbreaks
Ryan Grigson has been a busy man. The Colts General Manager has worked tirelessly this offseason to improve ...
Created on 13 June 2013
Yesterday, Colts fans were treated to a sort of open house at Lucas Oil Stadium, at the end of which, the team practiced in front of the crowd. Spectators were able to get an ...
Created on 12 June 2013
Minicamp Practice Open to the Public
First, a reminder that the Colts will have an open Minicamp practice today at Lucas Oil Stadium. It’s a free event, and they will provide ...
Created on 11 June 2013
At 1:38 EDT, ESPN’s Adam Schefter reported that the Colts and Ahmad Bradshaw had officially agreed to a one-year contract.
It was a bit of a roller coaster of news on the matter ...
Created on 06 June 2013
The Indianapolis Colts are nearly finished with their last round of Organized Team Activities (OTA’s) before their mandatory Minicamp June 11-13. (A quick note for local Colts fans, don’t ...
Created on 24 May 2013
Yesterday, the Indianapolis Colts announced they had signed Caesar Rayford, a 6-7 265-pound Arena League linebacker who played the past three years with the Utah Blaze. To make room, they released ...
Created on 23 May 2013
The first round of Monday-Wednesday OTA’s is complete, and the transcripts are in. Today’s focus is the defense, with more to come this week.
Of course, this time of year, ...
Created on 09 May 2013
Yesterday, Colts Quarterback Andrew Luck, sporting a ChuckStrong T-shirt, his trademark neck beard, and a smile, spoke with the NFL Network’s Scott Hanson ...
Created on 03 May 2013
For this evening edition of the Colts Notebook, we'll be taking a look at a couple intriguing draft picks, Hugh Thornton, and John Boyett, whom Chuck Pagano colorfully described last week as a "buzz ...
Created on 02 May 2013
Today’s Colts notebook is a veritable grab bag of football quotes. We’ll discuss everything from team chemistry to Jason Collins and the NFL’s proposed HGH testing. We ...
Created on 01 May 2013
As I'm sure you all know by now, the Indianapolis Colts selected Florida State defensive end Bjoern Werner in the first round of the 2013 NFL Draft on Thursday night.
Having allowed Dwight ...
Created on 01 May 2013
An Athletic Big Man, Who Moves “like a Cat”
Montori Hughes is a big man. 6-4, 330 pounds, or 340 according to Ryan Grigson. Perhaps it is fitting that his surname ...
Created on 29 April 2013
Those pundits releasing draft grades before a single member of the draft class has taken a professional snap are a bit ridiculous. Still the allure of their pontifications is too much to pass ...
Created on 29 April 2013
Good morning, Colts fans. After an exciting and exhausting NFL Draft weekend, it’s time to have a closer look at each member of the Colts’ 2013 draft class. All week, Nate ...
Created on 27 April 2013
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With the 24th pick in the 6th round, the Colts picked up Oregon Safety John Boyett. Boyett, a 5-10, ...
Created on 27 April 2013
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The Colts traded a 2014 4th round pick to Cleveland so they could select Tennessee-Martin Defensive Tackle Montori ...
Created on 27 April 2013
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With the 24th pick in the 4th round, the Indianapolis Colts selected Center Khaled Holmes from USC. At 6-3, 302 pounds, Holmes is known more ...
Created on 26 April 2013
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With the 24th pick in the third round of the NFL Draft, the Colts addressed a need at offensive guard, electing to pick Hugh Thornton, a rather large OG out ...
Created on 26 April 2013
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With the 24th pick in the first round the Colts selected Florida State defensive end Bjoern Werner. Coach Chuck Pagano has stated he will play outside linebacker ...
Created on 25 April 2013
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With the freedom to go with the best player available, GM Ryan Grigson and the Indianapolis Colts selected Berlin, Germany's own Bjoern Werner, (6-3, ...
