Tarik Glenn News

As the protector of Peyton Manning's blind side, Indianapolis Colts left tackle Charlie Johnson entered this season blanketed in question marks.

Colts players past and present signed autographs for fans at the Blue Friday rally during the lunch hour at Circle Centre Mall.

Join the conversation every week as former Patriots linebacker Tedy Bruschi and Mike Reiss break down New England's upcoming game.

The Indianapolis Colts have a high-flying offense -- and as of today they'll have a plane to match.

When something -- anything -- goes wrong for a Colts offensive lineman, expect the Fine Club to step in and levy a penalty, all for a good cause Tony Ugoh was a raw rookie tackle when the Indianapolis Colts' offseason workout program began in 2007.

Some quick thoughts after an afternoon with the Colts... Tone-setter: Players and coaches have to like the even-keeled message from owner Jim Irsay, who spoke to reporters during practice.

Some quick thoughts after an afternoon with the Colts... Tone-setter: Players and coaches have to like the even-keeled message from owner Jim Irsay, who spoke to reporters during practice.

Some quick thoughts after an afternoon with the Colts... Tone-setter: Players and coaches have to like the even-keeled message from owner Jim Irsay, who spoke to reporters during practice.

Charlie Johnson returned to practice today. And on his first day of training camp, he started at left tackle.

Charlie Johnson returned to practice today. And on his first day of training camp, he started at left tackle.

The Marion County Commission on Youth announced that registration opened for Central Indiana's Summit for Student Success: Bringing the Community Together to Tackle the Dropout Challenge, which will be held at Hilbert Circle Theatre in downtown Indianapolis on Aug.

Jim Irsay called out Tony Ugoh. In other ventures into the obvious: Water is wet; sky is blue; Tom Brady likes goats .

Colts LT Tony Ugoh Expecting a "Pretty Big Jump" in 2009 INDIANAPOLIS As Tony Ugoh sees it, his time could be now.

INDIANAPOLIS -- Colts coach Jim Caldwell spent the past month running practices and making contingency plans, while players kept wondering how things would shake out with their new-look team.

The recent news of Colts Iconic Coaches Howard Mudd and potentially Tom Moore stepping down is bad enough for not just Colts fans but for the NFL as a whole.

Offensive line coach Howard Mudd plans to retire after 11 years with the Indianapolis Colts and 35 seasons in the NFL, Larry Kennan, executive director of the NFL Coaches Association, confirmed Wednesday.

Tarik Glenn said not many people had a direct impact on his 10-year NFL career, all spent in Indianapolis.