NORTHBROOK, Ill. (STATS) – While the Indianapolis Colts offensive line finally had the kind of day to which Peyton Manning(notes) grew accustomed, the Pittsburgh Steelers picked an opportune time to give Ben Roethlisberger(notes) the protection he’s not used to getting. Though the Colts remained winless, it was hard to blame an offense that had its best game of the season.

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Written by The Sports Network (Sports Network) – Both the Indianapolis Colts and Kansas City Chiefs were playoff teams a year ago, but each seems to be a substantial long shot to get there this season. While the Chiefs were finally able to record their first win of 2011 last week, the injury-riddled Colts return to Lucas Oil Stadium for Sunday’s clash between these two early disappointments still in search of an elusive initial victory. Two-time defending AFC South champion Indianapolis is off to its first 0-4 start since the still-unavailable Peyton Manning’s 1998 rookie campaign, and hasn’t began a season with five straight losses since the pre-Manning era of 1997.

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INDIANAPOLIS — The Indianapolis Colts are not used to starting a season with an 0-4 record.  At least not these Colts.

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INDIANAPOLIS — Jim Caldwell and the Indianapolis Colts coaching staff know a special player when they see one. Pittsburgh Steelers safety Troy Polamalu certainly fits the mold

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Jim Caldwell and the Indianapolis Colts coaching staff know a special player when they see one. Pittsburgh Steelers safety Troy Polamalu certainly fits the mold.

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At 0-2 and heading into a Sunday night meeting with one of the AFC’s favorites, the Indianapolis Colts would prefer to have its defense at full strength. Instead, it appears that the Colts will be without two starters. Both linebacker Gary Brackett and safety Melvin Bullitt missed Thursday’s practice, putting their availability into doubt for their meeting with Pittsburgh

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INDIANAPOLIS — Dwight Freeney is used to hearing the criticism.

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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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ANDERSON, Ind. — Elected officials, VIPs and special guests can be a regular sight daily at Indianapolis Colts training camp. Among the guests during the first week of camp at Anderson University was gospel singer Sandi Patty

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ANDERSON, Ind. — The Indianapolis Colts got down to business Friday afternoon at Anderson University.

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ANDERSON, Ind. — The Indianapolis Colts got down to business Friday afternoon at Anderson University. The team practiced for more than two hours in full pads, paying special attention to goal-line situations and welcoming in its full roster of healthy players

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Roy Exum: $2 Million Too Much by Roy Exum posted August 2, 2011 Ill admit I didnt pay much attention over the weekend when Peyton Manning signed a five-year, $90 million contract with the Indianapolis Colts. My deal with Peyton goes back to when he was born and I was just grateful to notice hed signed.

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Read More: Ryan Diem (OT – IND), Kelvin Hayden (DB – IND), Brett Swenson (K – IND), Jordan Hemby (DB – IND), Delone Carter (RB – IND), Indianapolis Colts The Indianapolis Colts officially announced the signing of fifteen undrafted free agent rookies for the 2011 season. The list includes: DE David Bedford, South Florida RB Darren Evans, Virginia Tech RB Chad Spann, Northern Illinois WR Joe Horn , Ashland TE Mike McNeill, Nebraska OL Jake Kirkpatrick, TCU LB Adrian Moten, Maryland LB Chris Colasanti, Penn State DB Joe Lefeged, Rutgers PK Travis Baltz, Maryland WR David Gilreath, Wisconsin QB Mike Hartline, Kentucky DT Ollie Ogbu, Penn State LB Kerry Neal, Notre Dame WR Larrone Moore, Delaware St

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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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