August 11, 2011 Colts counting down to preseason opener By Quintin Harlan The Herald Bulletin The Herald Bulletin Thu Aug 11, 2011, 07:45 PM EDT ANDERSON, Ind. — Has the start of the NFL preseason ever been this anticipated by those that will be on the field? Even though the preseason opener is still 48 hours aways, many at Indianapolis Colts training camp could be forgiven for wanting the clock to move faster.

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The Indianapolis Colts vs. New York Jets playoff game will ride on one simple factor: disruption

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The New York Jets feel they are better prepared to handle a playoff game against the Indianapolis Colts this year. They won’t have to wait long to take their shot at the defending AFC champs

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Related To Story Jacob Lacey POSTED: 3:22 pm EST January 4, 2011 UPDATED: 3:37 pm EST January 4, 2011 INDIANAPOLIS — Indianapolis Colts cornerback Jacob Lacey said he was shocked when police pulled him over Monday, putting him in handcuffs and searching his vehicle.Lacey said he was driving in Avon at about noon when he was pulled over and surrounded by at least eight police vehicles.”I thought it was a routine stop,” he said in a locker room interview Tuesday. “I asked them what I did and they told me to get out of the car, cuffed me, looked around my car, then left.” Lacey sounded off on his Twitter page shortly after the incident Monday, saying he felt like he was on a episode of “America’s Most Wanted.”He said police told him he fit the description of a suspect.”Got rolled by the law like I was a murderer cus my car fit the ‘description’ then when they seen they was wrong they jus bounced,” he tweeted.Lacey said the police officers involved didn’t apologize after the incident, but he said he’s now focused on the Colts playoff game this weekend.”I’m not mad at anybody,” he said. “I feel like I was done wrong in a way, but I’ve moved on.”Lacey didn’t say exactly where he was pulled over or what police agency was involved.Indianapolis police Sgt

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Wide receiver Austin Collie, who sat out last week with a thumb injury, practiced in full for the second consecutive day Friday. He is officially listed as questionable on the Colts’ official injury report.

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Injury problems continue for the Indianapolis Colts, who have two players back while eight others are missing practice.

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Jim Caldwell usually lets the Colts’ veterans speak their minds. This week, the reserved second-year coach has a different message for his players: don’t become complacent.

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Peyton Manning will have many of his favorite weapons available when the Indianapolis Colts meet the division-rival Houston Texans on Monday night. Wide receivers Pierre Garcon, Reggie Wayne, and Anthony Gonzalez are all active against Houston.

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It appears that Peyton Manning and the Indianapolis Colts will return from their bye without running back Joseph Addai. Addai didn’t practice on Saturday and is listed as doubtful on the Colts’ official injury report ahead of Monday’s night matchup against the Houston Texans.

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Indianapolis Colts running back Donald Brown, wide receiver Anthony Gonzalez and defensive back Jacob Lacey did not travel to Washinton for Sunday’s game against the Redskins.

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The Indianapolis Colts on Saturday ruled three more players out of their game at the Washington Redskins: running back Donald Brown, receiver Anthony Gonzalez and cornerback Jacob Lacey.

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The Indianapolis Colts have ruled three more players out of their game at the Washington Redskins.

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The Indianapolis Colts have ruled three more players out of their game at the Washington Redskins. Backup running back Donald Brown, receiver Anthony Gonzalez and nickel cornerback Jacob Lacey did not travel with the team Saturday. Safety Bob Sanders (biceps surgery) and linebacker Kavell Connor (foot surgery) had already been ruled out of Sunday night’s game.

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DENVER — Jacob Lacey knew it was coming, just not when. The Indianapolis Colts’ second-year cornerback was ready nonetheless.

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