By Joel Thorman – NFL Editor, SBNation.com SB Nation is previewing the 2011 season for all 32 teams and up today is the Indianapolis Colts. Check out all of our 2011 NFL season previews

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INDIANAPOLIS — Indianapolis Colts owner Jim Irsay announced Wednesday morning via Twitter that veteran National Football League quarterback Kerry Collins has signed with the team.

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ANDERSON, Ind. — It’s a simple mantra for a defense at any level of football. “Get to the ball

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INDIANAPOLIS — It was a rather busy Wednesday for Indianapolis Colts vice president and general manager Chris Polian. With the start of training camp at Anderson University set for Sunday, two of the team’s high profile free agents — strong safety Melvin Bullitt and placekicker Adam Vinatieri — both agreed to new contracts. While neither transaction will be official until Friday, Bullitt reportedly will sign a multi-year agreement and Vinatieri will remain with the team with a three-year deal

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Updated: March 3, 2011, 9:38 PM ET Former Indianapolis Colts safety Bob Sanders plans to sign a one-year deal with the San Diego Chargers Thursday night, a league source told ESPN NFL Insider Adam Schefter. Sanders also visited the New York Jets, Jacksonville Jaguars and Buffalo Bills this offseason, according to sources.

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POSTED: 4:55 pm EST March 2, 2011 NEW YORK — Former Indianapolis Colts safety Bob Sanders is visiting Wednesday with the New York Jets, aoccording to a league source and ESPN.The free safety, who was recently released, also has made visits with the Jacksonville Jaguars and Buffalo Bills, according to sources.Sanders played in just one game last season, leaving the Colts’ opener on the team’s first defensive series with a torn left biceps. With safety Antoine Bethea signing a four-year, $27 million contract last summer; Melvin Bullitt, Sanders’ backup, emerging as a competent starter; and the Colts still trying to sign four-time league MVP Peyton Manning to a new long-term deal, there wasn’t enough room to keep Sanders.Sanders played in 14 games in 2005, helping the Colts go 13-0 and earning the first of two Pro Bowl selections. A knee injury limited him to only four regular-season games in 2006, but when he returned for the playoffs, the Colts’ run defense improved dramatically and was a key reason they won the Super Bowl.Sanders was healthy again in 2007, playing in 15 games, earning another Pro Bowl trip and becoming the first Colts player to win the league’s top defensive award.Injuries limited Sanders to only six regular-season games in 2008.

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Updated: March 2, 2011, 12:23 PM ET Former Indianapolis Colts safety Bob Sanders is visiting Wednesday with the New York Jets, a league source told ESPN NFL Insider Adam Schefter. The free safety, who was recently released, also has made visits with the Jacksonville Jaguars and Buffalo Bills, according to sources. Jets blog Looking for more on the green and white

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NEW YORK — The NFL fined Indianapolis Colts linebacker Gary Brackett $35,000 Friday for his hit on Tennessee Titans long snapper Ken Amato in last Sunday’s game. Brackett was called for an illegal blindside block on Amato as the linebacker ran toward the Colts’ goal line and hit the long snapper from the side in springing Antoine Bethea for a return off a missed field goal.

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NEW YORK — The NFL fined Indianapolis Colts linebacker Gary Brackett $35,000 Friday for his hit on Tennessee Titans long snapper Ken Amato in last Sunday’s game. Brackett was called for an illegal blindside block on Amato as the linebacker ran toward the Colts’ goal line and hit the long snapper from the side in springing Antoine Bethea for a return off a missed field goal. Titans coach Jeff Fisher called the hit “vicious” and said it cracked Amato’s helmet

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NEW YORK — The NFL fined Indianapolis Colts linebacker Gary Brackett $35,000 Friday for his hit on Tennessee Titans long snapper Ken Amato in last Sunday’s game. Brackett was called for an illegal blindside block on Amato as the linebacker ran toward the Colts’ goal line and hit the long snapper from the side in springing Antoine Bethea for a return off a missed field goal.

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NEW YORK — The NFL fined Indianapolis Colts linebacker Gary Brackett $35,000 Friday for his hit on Tennessee Titans long snapper Ken Amato in last Sunday’s game. Brackett was called for an illegal blindside block on Amato as the linebacker ran toward the Colts’ goal line and hit the long snapper from the side in springing Antoine Bethea for a return off a missed field goal. Titans coach Jeff Fisher called the hit “vicious” and said it cracked Amato’s helmet.

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The NFL fined Indianapolis Colts linebacker Gary Brackett $35,000 yesterday for his hit on Tennessee Titans long snapper Ken Amato in last Sunday’s game. Brackett was called for an illegal blindside block on Amato as the linebacker ran toward the Colts’ goal line and hit the long snapper from the side in springing Antoine Bethea for a return off a missed field goal. The NFL announced several other fines: * Baltimore linebacker Terrell Suggs was fined $15,000 for striking Bengals wide receiver Jerome Simpson in the face after a play

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Updated: January 7, 2011, 6:08 PM ET NEW YORK — The NFL fined Indianapolis Colts linebacker Gary Brackett $35,000 Friday for his hit on Tennessee Titans long snapper Ken Amato in last Sunday’s game. Brackett was called for an illegal blindside block on Amato as the linebacker ran toward the Colts’ goal line and hit the long snapper from the side in springing Antoine Bethea for a return off a missed field goal. Titans coach Jeff Fisher called the hit “vicious” and said it cracked Amato’s helmet

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Senior NFL Writer Jay Glazer is one of the NFL’s top insiders. He provides breaking news, columns and video content to FOXSports.com, and he also appears on TV every week as part of the FOX NFL Sunday team

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