Michael Conroy/Associated Press Texans running back Arian Foster plays to the crowd after he scored a 9-yard touchdown against the Colts. Indianapolis won, 19-16

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INDIANAPOLIS (AP)—The Indianapolis Colts piled up wins for more than a decade. Their victory Sunday might go down as one of their most memorable. After 14 straight losses, 50 weeks without a win and 14 years between non- Peyton Manning victories, the Colts don’t have to worry about 0-16 anymore.

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The Indianapolis Colts are still in search of their first victory of the season in week 15.

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Indianapolis — The Indianapolis Colts defense is preparing to face a two-pronged offensive attack when the Tennessee Titans visit Lucas Oil Stadium Sunday. Either veteran Matt Hasselbeck or rookie Jake Locker will get the start at quarterback and both offer specific skills that could give the Colts problems. Hasselbeck is not known as a scrambler out of the pocket but can keep plays alive with his mobility behind the line of scrimmage

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INDIANAPOLIS — The Indianapolis Colts defense is preparing to face a two-pronged offensive attack when the Tennessee Titans visit Lucas Oil Stadium Sunday. Either veteran Matt Hasselbeck or rookie Jake Locker will get the start at quarterback and both offer specific skills that could give the Colts problems. Hasselbeck is not known as a scrambler out of the pocket but can keep plays alive with his mobility behind the line of scrimmage

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I get paid to watch the Indianapolis Colts. I don’t know how anyone else does it

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By Travis Miller – Associate Editor Follow , and Like SB Nation Indiana on Facebook. Dec 15, 2011 – One of the reasons that the Indianapolis Colts have been so successful over the past decade is their amazing consistency. The franchise rarely makes rash decisions, but this season has been an aberration with Peyton manning out for the year

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By Alex Boeder Follow , and Like SB Nation Indiana on Facebook. Dec 14, 2011 – While Indianapolis Colts quarterback Peyton Manning has been cleared to throw according to head coach Jim Caldwell, he is still not practicing with the team. Manning, who has already been ruled out for the entire season, was just one of seven Colts who did not practice on Wednesday, along with tight end Dallas Clark (burner), defensive end Dwight Freeney (not injury related), defensive end Roger Mathis (knee), linebacker A.J

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Peyton Manning can still throw a football! As minor as this seems, this is big news for fans of Manning and the Indianapolis Colts.

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(Reuters) – Indianapolis Colts quarterback Peyton Manning has begun throwing footballs again as part of his rehabilitation from neck surgery that has kept him out of the 2011 National Football League (NFL) season, the team said on Wednesday.

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Remember how the Indianapolis Colts stubbornly stuck with Curtis Painter as their backup quarterback, even after he tanked like an Edsel in limited relief of Peyton Manning? They could have spent one of their draft picks in 2010 or 2011 on a different signal caller, but team vice chairman Bill Polian isn’t one to quickly cut bait or admit a mistake, so the Colt soldiered on.

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INDIANAPOLIS — The Indianapolis Colts may be 0-13 for the season, but the team keeps battling. Two weeks ago, the Colts dropped a 31-24 road game to AFC East leader New England.

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By DAVID GINSBURG AP Sports Writer BALTIMORE (AP) – The Baltimore Ravens continue to win without their defensive leader. The Indianapolis Colts are running out of time in their bid to get a single victory without their offensive captain. Terrell Suggs had three sacks and forced three fumbles, and the Ravens moved closer to securing their fourth straight trip to the postseason by defeating the winless Colts 24-10 Sunday.

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Posted: Sunday, December 11, 2011 8:47 pm | Updated: 8:48 pm, Sun Dec 11, 2011. BALTIMORE – As long as Terrell Suggs continues to go harass opposing quarterbacks, and if defensive coordinator Chuck Pagano repeatedly finds the perfect blitzes to call, the Baltimore Ravens will keep on winning without Ray Lewis. Suggs had three sacks and forced three fumbles as part of an overwhelming defensive performance by the Ravens, who kept the Indianapolis Colts winless with a 24-10 victory Sunday

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