INDIANAPOLIS (AP) – Julio Jones’ hamstring looked just fine Sunday. The rookie receiver caught touchdown passes of 50 and 80 yards and then set up a late field goal with a 19-yard run, leading the Atlanta Falcons to a 31-7 rout of the winless Indianapolis Colts

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For weeks, the winless Colts have claimed to be close to a breakthrough. They look closer to a breakdown

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If there was ever any doubt that the 2011 Indianapolis Colts belong near the bottom of the NFL power structure, it was completely erased when the team thudded to the floor of the league on November 6, courtesy of their 31-7 home loss to the Atlanta Falcons. Not only did the Colts drop their record to 0-9, but their chief competition in the run toward a potential number-one draft pick next spring, the Miami Dolphins, won their first game of the year by downing the Kansas City Chiefs, 31-3. Like most Colts fans, I had visions of a hometown Super Bowl champion when the season started, but now I think the Colts’ status as the worst team in the NFL has been secured, at least for this week.

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The Indianapolis Colts are now the only winless team in the National Football League. That’s hard to grasp as a Colts fan.

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Written by The Sports Network (Sports Network) – Does one man make a difference on how a team performs? It seems that way with quarterback Peyton Manning and the winless Indianapolis Colts, who will try once again for their first win of the season Sunday versus the visiting Atlanta Falcons at Lucas Oil Stadium

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After starting the season 0-8, the Indianapolis Colts are in an unusual position. The following five players are the most important players for the team for the remainder of 2011.

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In the midst of an 0-7 start to the season, many Indianapolis Colts fans are searching for answers. The offense, defense and special teams are playing poorly and the team is not winning games. Without Peyton Manning(notes) many fans expected the offense to struggle.

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When the NFL schedule came out, NBC executives probably were ecstatic about the network’s Week 7 Sunday night matchup of the teams that had played a thrilling Super Bowl two seasons ago. But when the Indianapolis Colts lost quarterback Peyton Manning indefinitely with a neck injury, the game lost much of its luster. Without Manning, the superstar quarterback from New Orleans, the Colts are 0-6, though they were competitive in their past five games.

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Terre Haute, IN — Time is running out on the Indianapolis Colts. The Colts have made the playoffs every year since 2002

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INDIANAPOLIS — Keep fighting. That seems to be the best thing that the Indianapolis Colts can do right now after dropping their fifth straight game in a 28-24 loss to the Kansas City Chiefs. Click Here for Photo Gallery Indianapolis hasn’t lost five straight at the start of the season since 1997

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Colts vs. Steelers hardly prime-time worthy I’m curious how NBC plans to advertise the Pittsburgh Steelers at Indianapolis Colts game as Sunday night draws closer. Some possibilities: “James Harrison and Troy Polamalu take on the ghosts of Colts offenses’ past!” “Showdown: ‘Big’ Ben Roethlisberger vs

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Written by The Sports Network (Sports Network) – For the first time in almost 14 years, the Indianapolis Colts will play a meaningful game without Peyton Manning under center. Though they probably would have liked the test, the revamped Houston Texans won’t mind the four-time league MVP staying on the sidelines considering they could be without last year’s leading rusher. Hoping to begin a march towards an NFL-record 10th straight playoff appearances, the Colts open up their season at Reliant Stadium for the second straight year on Sunday, but will be without their biggest offensive weapon.

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(09-04) 23:15 PDT Indianapolis (AP) — Indianapolis Colts owner Jim Irsay hasn’t been shy about using Twitter to share his thoughts. Not this time — and certainly not when it involves the health of his star quarterback. Hours after a local sports talk radio host tweeted that Peyton Manning would need a second surgery on his injured neck, prompting more speculation about the Manning’s opening-day status, Irsay responded through his favorite social media site.

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Hours after a local sports talk radio host tweeted that Peyton Manning would need a second surgery on his injured neck, prompting more speculation about the Manning’s opening-day status, Irsay responded through his favorite social media site. “There is nothing2say on Peyton’s status except we move cautiously n deliberately on projecting,beyond day2day,his healing process n recovery,” Irsay wrote. It was about as cautious as the Colts owner has been in his posts

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