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MATT YOUMANS MORE COLUMNS Peyton Manning, a leading candidate for this season's NFL Most Valuable Player award, has thrown for 33 touchdowns and been sacked only 10 times in lifting the Colts to a 14-0 record.

The question most commonly asked of me in this morning's chat included a member of the Indianapolis Colts.

Injuries may disrupt quest for perfect season. A column by Reggie Hayes There's only one certainty connected to the Indianapolis Colts' game against the New York Jets on Sunday: You'd be a fool to bet on it.

It is the time of the year for scoreboard-watching in NFL stadiums, with the playoffs nearing and the postseason possibilities for so many teams dependent on how games are going in faraway cities. The pastime apparently is not limited to fans in the stands. Even the starting quarterback participates, in some cases.

'If you are looking up at it, you're going to catch them,' Ravens quarterback Joe Flacco said after his team's triumph over the Chicago Bears last Sunday in snowy Baltimore. 'So obviously as a player and a fan, you see the scores. And what happens, happens.'

Without question, the greatest Colts wide receiver of all-time, and perhaps one of the greatest wide receivers ever, was Marvin Harrison .

Indianapolis Colts WR Anthony Gonzalez didn't think the season would end this way.

And while the nation debates how the 14-0 Colts should approach Sunday's conference matchup, Dungy expects his former team to tinker with its lineup.

Sometime in the 1980s, around the time the Chicago Bears were doing the "Super Bowl Shuffle" on their way to New Orleans and Joe Montana and the 49ers were dominating the NFC West in San Francisco, a national sporting publication slapped the late Pete Rozelle 's mug on their cover and made a bold proclamation: It read, if memory serves, "Pete ...

Who's the team to beat in the AFC? Vinnie Iyer says it's the Chargers , but Clifton Brown picks the Colts.

The Colts waited for Anthony Gonzalez , but he just couldn't make it back. They just announced the receiver's been place on IR as a result of his inability to make it back from a knee injury he suffered in the season opener against Jacksonville on Sept.

Peyton Manning and his teammates won't even lobby Colts coach Jim Caldwell to play the final two regular-season games.

1, 2009, file photo, Indianapolis Colts head coach Jim Caldwell, second from left, and quarterback Peyton Manning talk with the officials during an NFL football game against the San Francisco 49ers in Indianapolis.

Peyton Manning makes milestones seem routine. Winning three MVPs and in position for a record fourth? Just another typical Manning season.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. - No team has done more damage to Jacksonville's postseason hopes than the New England Patriots.

It's about the time of year when the Colts start resting up for a playoff run, a development that annually spells trouble for fantasy teams banking on Peyton Manning, Reggie Wayne, Dallas Clark and Joseph Addai.

INDIANAPOLIS at JACKSONVILLE 8:20 p.m. ET, NFL Network OPENING LINE - Colts by 6 RECORD VS.

Colts celebrate reaching 14-0 Owner coy on whether to prep for playoffs or put everything into quest for perfection By MICHAEL MAROT The Associated Press Sat.

Last update: December 18, 2009 - 4:14 PM As we head into the bulk of the games in this crucial fantasy football weekend, we leave you with a story from a gentleman who is both a commenter on RandBall and a member of one of the leagues we are not only in, but of which we are commissioner.

Miles Austin showed up, cementing himself as one of the league's better receivers with 139 yards and a TD.

Each week on Examiner.com, Indy Football Report Editor John Oehser offers seven thoughts on all things Indianapolis Colts.