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In this Oct. 4, 2009, file photo, Seattle Seahawks running back Edgerrin James is tackled by Indianapolis Colts defensive tackle Ed Johnson during an NFL football game in Indianapolis.

The Indianapolis Colts are 5-0 for the fifth time in the last seven seasons, but they realize a 6-0 mark is not a foregone conclusion.

It didn't take long for Matt Stover to convince the Indianapolis Colts he was a suitable temporary replacement for Adam Vinatieri , their ailing place-kicker. Actually dressing for the part was a bit more problematic.

This was not a case where the Colts went into someone's stadium and beat the snot out of a team that had quit on their season and forgotten how to win.

Indianapolis Colts QB Peyton Manning had a message Wednesday for those criticizing Tennessee Titans Head Coach Jeff Fisher's Tuesday wardrobe decision: Relax.

Colts receiver Anthony Gonzalez is nearly ready to return to action. Gonzalez has been out since spraining ligaments in his right knee during a season-opening 14-12 victory over Jacksonville, and the starter opposite Reggie Wayne has not practiced since.

Today's assignment: Find fault with the Indianapolis Colts. Before we get started, let's be clear about the parameters.

Last week, the Colts cut defensive tackle Ed Johnson. The move by the Colts was a surprise to a lot of fans because Johnson had been a defensive starter.

Indy Football Report Editor John Oehser examines what Indianapolis Colts President Bill Polian had to say on his weekly radio show Monday evening following the 2009 bye weekend.

Jim Irsay and others in the NFL are all of a sudden worried about a 'negative image.' First, it's laughable when Irsay, no angel and no stranger to controversy himself, states that he will not consider voting for Rush Limbaugh in his bid to become a minority owner in the St.

San Francisco 49ers rookie wide receiver Michael Crabtree is set to take the field for the first time at Houston on Oct.

"Waiting for Bob Sanders" could be an intriguing title for a short film. On second thought, better make it a feature-length flick.

You ever have a day where you don't feel sick, but you don't exactly feel well either? That's been me all day.

The Indianapolis Colts' release Tuesday evening of DT Ed Johnson has onfield ramifications to spare -- primarily because if there is a position the Colts can't spare, it's defensive tackle.

Colts Head Coach Jim Caldwell said while being unbeaten is nice, what he likes about the start is ho... [READ] ZUP'S BBQ FOR KIDS - [READ] VERY, VERY EFFICIENT - [READ] Run Defense Continues to Stymie Opponents INDIANAPOLIS While Peyton Manning's aerial show continues to rewrite history, the defense's work on the ground also has become something to ...

Colts' Improved Pass Rush Paying Dividends INDIANAPOLIS Colts defensive end Robert Mathis might not have earned AFC Defensive Player-of-the-Week honors, but his performance last Sunday against Seattle two-and-a-half sacks and two forced fumbles still had teammates talking this week.

Indy Football Report Editor John Oehser breaks down the Week 5 NFL matchup between the Indianapolis Colts and Tennessee Titans, which will be played at LP Field in Nashville, Tenn., Sunday at 8:20 p.m. . . . THE VIBE .

A strained right quadriceps kept Dwight Freeney out of practice last week. Amid speculation he might miss two games, the Colts' veteran defensive end insisted he was day-to-day. Sunday was the day.

Being mauled by a South Florida wildcat is a distant memory for the Indianapolis Colts defense.

Posted by ESPN.com's Paul Kuharsky Take Dwight Freeney out of the Colts lineup, and Indianapolis is obviously not as good.