Adam Vinatieri

The Indianapolis Colts secured a much-needed win at Lambeau Field on Sunday, beating the Green Bay Packers 31-26 to make their record 4-5 before heading into the bye week. Not only did the team get the win, but a few players made their mark in the franchise and league's record books.

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.

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.

Thanks to Jimmy Kimmel Live!, celebrities reading mean tweets about themselves has become a good source of entertainment for the rest of us. But movie and TV stars aren't the only celebs in the line of fire for people who think their opinions matter, sports stars get their fair share of grief as well, including members of the Indianapolis Colts.

Day one of free agency saw a number of number of high-profile players follow the sweet smell of cash to new teams. While the Colts stayed quiet in terms of acquiring any of those players, there were a few moves that did take place.

Before I go any further, and before you read any further - find some wood and knock on it. Our age-defining kicker, who just happens to be the oldest player in the NFL, hasn't missed a field goal or extra point this season.