Indianapolis Colts News and Rumors
J.J. Watt lines up against kids from NewtownMaggie Hendricks, yahoo.com Houston Texans defensive end J.J. Watt is two sacks shy of the NFL's single-season record. He will get a chance to break the record held by Michael Strahan on Sunday as he faces the Indianapolis Colts, but first, Watt took time to hang out with the kid… |
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Dwayne Allen wasn't a bad kid, just one drifting in the wrong direction. In practical terms, he had no father. Allen had spent his middle school years in alternative school in Fayetteville, N.C. There were no sports, only brushes with authority and occa… |
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ESPN panel picks NFL executive of the yearDec 28, 2012
The Colts have legitimate candidates for two of the big awards handed out by the Associated Press: Chuck Pagano/Bruce Arians for coach of the year and Andrew Luck for offensive rookie of the year. AP doesn’t name an executive of the year. The Sporting N… |
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Final Word: AFC SouthDec 28, 2012
Five nuggets of knowledge about Week 17: Playing at Indianapolis: The Houston Texans have never won in Indianapolis. They are 0-10 all time on the road against the Indianapolis Colts. That’s tied for the most road losses against an opponent without a wi… |
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Everybody has been talking about NFL Rookie of the Year, seemingly before the Colts' Andrew Luck, Redskins' Robert Griffin III and Seahawks' Russell Wilson had done anything yet. |
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The Redskins offense is designed to mitigate a good pass rush. And with DeMarcus Ware dinged up, the Cowboys' playoff hopes could come down to Tony Romo, writes Peter King. |
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Peter King, CNNSI.com In the offseason, Dallas coach Jason Garrett visited the Yankees' spring-training home in Tampa, and sought out Derek Jeter. Garrett was raised in Yankee country, so he has great respect for the Yankee shortstop, and he wanted to ask him about leadershi… |
