Archive for July, 2008

In a rather shocking move, the Colts have lost one of their young defensive linemen to of all things…retirement?  Yes, 24-year-old Quinn Pitcock, last seasons third-round pick has had enough of the NFL, as it was announced today that he is retiring after playing just one season.  The defensive tackle did not report last week, [...]

Quarterback Peyton Manning says he is disappointed that he can’t be at training camp.  Manning spoke on a conference call Thursday about his recent surgery to remove an infected bursa sac from his left knee.  The two-time MVP said he’s not sure exactly how long it will take to recover because he’s not used to [...]

Tony Dungy is putting to rest any concern about the knee of franchise QB Peyton Manning, saying that the QB will be ready to go opening day vs the Bears at new Lucas Oil Stadium. Dungy even went so far to say that Manning very well may take some snaps during the preseason. Manning had [...]

The Colts are going to again be a hot ticket in 2008, and now you can buy Colts tickets for all 2008 games at Coast to Coast tickets. They have cheap tickets for all Colts games, and a full Indianapolis sports guide on their site for all games and events in the Indy area. [...]

ESPN.com is reporting some good news in terms of health today for the Colts, as the site is stating that WR Marvin Harrison may be cleared to practice at the start of camp. It was thought that he would be nowhere near ready to go, but it appears that his rehab has gone well enough [...]

The Colts have announced QB Peyton Manning had an infected bursa sac removed from his left knee Monday, July 14, and he is expected to make a full recovery. The procedure was routine and Manning should be back at full strength in four to six weeks.

While the new Lucas Oil Stadium has yet to open, there are already issues as the Indy Star is reporting that broken roof drains channeled rainwater into the stadium.  Officials say that the rainwater will not stop the new stadium from opening on time.  Reports say that 2 to 3 feet of water poured into [...]