Seventh-round draft pick Kavell Conner has agreed to terms with the Indianapolis Colts. A source familiar with the contract said it calls for $1.835 million over four years with a signing bonus of $45,000.

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Agent Tom Condon and the Indianapolis Colts denied an NFL.com/NFL Network report that there’s some concern that safety Bob Sanders might not play again because of injuries and he had renegotiated his contract.

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While Colts WR Reggie Wayne has his contract renegotiated, it may mean he misses the beginning of training camp. The Indianapolis Star reports Wayne is unhappy with his current six-year, $39 million deal that has him signed through next season

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Reggie Wayne and Robert Mathis of the Indianapolis Colts still haven’t gotten their contracts yet, and they want them badly. And according to Bill Polian, with two years left on their contract, they aren’t likely to get paid any time soon.

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The Indianapolis Colts have made their priorities clear: Re-sign quarterback Peyton Manning before his contract expires at the end of 2010, then turn their attention toward extensions for wide receiver Reggie Wayne and defensive end Robert Mathis.

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The Indianapolis Colts ended their last spring mini-camp with a flourish Friday. Hours after the team’s final spring practice, Pro Bowl safety Antoine Bethea finally agreed to a new four-year contract.

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The Indianapolis Colts ended their last spring mini-camp with a flourish Friday. Hours after the team’s final spring practice, Pro Bowl safety Antoine Bethea finally agreed to a new four-year contract. Now the Colts know Bethea will report to training camp on time, and it clears up one of the contract disputes that kept three players from attending the team’s offseason activities.

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Colts president Bill Polian understands the contract issues that are keeping Reggie Wayne and Robert Mathis from minicamp, but says the lack of a collective bargaining agreement puts everything on hold.

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Colts defensive end Robert Mathis, who normally participates in the team’s organized team activities, is skipping the voluntary workouts this year in hopes of having his contract reworked, the Indianapolis Star reported, citing an individual with knowledge of the situation.

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