Indianapolis Colts

Evansville native, Lilly King, along with other Olympians from across the state of Indiana who participated in the Rio Games, were recognized for their accomplishments before and during Sunday's Indianapolis Colts' game at Lucas Oil Stadium.

Despite losing the home and season opener to the visiting Detroit Lions on Sunday, Indianapolis Colts' quarterback, Andrew Luck, and ageless kicker, Adam Vinatieri both made their marks in the NFL record books.

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When the Memorial Tigers snapped an 11 game losing streak against Jasper last Friday night, it turned a few heads in the SIAC and Big 8 conferences. It also caught the attention of the Indianapolis Colts who named head coach John Hurley their first Coach of the Week for the 2016 season this week.

After a rash of injuries to the defensive secondary, the Indianapolis Colts have turned to veteran cornerback, Antonio Cromartie, to help bolster the cornerback unit.

After the Hall of Fame Game debacle on August 6th, the Indianapolis Colts finally opened preseason play on the road against Buffalo Saturday, during which punter, Pat McAfee booted a 67-yard punt. A particularly impressive feat that caught the eye of the NFL who surprised McAfee Monday morning with a special note in his locker.

In an effort to raise awareness and curb prescription drug abuse in teenagers, the Indianapolis Colts have teamed up with the office of State Attorney General Greg Zoeller to create a state-wide video contest giving students in grades six through twelve the opportunity to win tickets to an upcoming Colts game, and a meet-and-greet with kicker, Adam Vinatieri.

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The NFL season for the Indianapolis Colts officially started on Tuesday, when the team reported to training camp.

This morning, the NFL announced in a statement that they "found no credible evidence that Peyton Manning was provided with or used HGH