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Luck heads back to Stanford with work to do

By Michael Marot AP Sports Writer

INDIANAPOLIS | Andrew Luck already has a blueprint for his month away from the Colts.

Luck begins working out with new Indy teammates

MICHAEL MAROT AP Sports Writer

INDIANAPOLIS | All Andrew Luck wanted to do was stay composed on the field.

Colts make Harnish final choice of 2012 draft

By The Associated Press

INDIANAPOLIS | Mr. Irrelevant suddenly has a whole new meaning for Chandler Harnish.

Colts add Stanford TE to Luck's new toy collection

By Michael Marot AP Sports Writer

INDIANAPOLIS | It didn't take Andrew Luck long to start calling the shots in Indianapolis.

Colts take Luck with top pick in the NFL draft

By Michael Marot AP Sports Writer

NEW YORK | Forget the comparisons, the predecessor and the hype. Andrew Luck can't wait to start playing football in Indianapolis.

Free agency helps, draft the key

By Barry Wilner AP Pro Football Writer

NEW YORK | The haul in free agency and through trades has strengthened the Broncos, Bills and Bears. Now comes the lifeblood of any NFL team: the draft.

Grigson makes it official: They will draft Luck

By The Associated Press

INDIANAPOLIS | It's official: Andrew Luck will be the No. 1 choice in Thursday night's NFL draft.

New faces dot Colts landscape

By Cliff Brunt AP Sports Writer

INDIANAPOLIS | About the only thing that hasn't changed is the horseshoe logo.

Manning 'excited to begin the next chapter' with Broncos

By Eddie Pells AP Sports Writer

DENVER | Peyton Manning stood next to John Elway, holding up a bright orange jersey with the No. 18 on it.

Colts officially break ties with Manning

By Michael Marot AP Sports Writer

INDIANAPOLIS | Sent packing by his only NFL team, one he transformed from afterthought to Super Bowl champion, Peyton Manning said goodbye to the Colts with a shaky voice and tear-filled eyes, then got ready to find a new place to play quarterback.

Colts GM isn't ready to decide on Manning, Luck

By Michael Marot AP Sports Writer

INDIANAPOLIS | Even the Colts don't have all the answers on Peyton Manning. Or Andrew Luck, for that matter.

Irsay insists, again, that he and Manning are fine

By MICHAEL MAROT AP Sports Writer

INDIANAPOLIS | For the second straight week, Colts owner Jim Irsay is trying to put an end to a public spat between him and Peyton Manning.

Highland's Grigson going 100 mph as Colts' new GM

By Al Hamnik al.hamnik@nwi.com, (219) 933-4154

INDIANAPOLIS | Ryan Grigson looked physically spent, like back in those days as a Purdue lineman coming off the field after a tough series.

Colts hire Chuck Pagano as head coach

By Michael Marot Associated Press Sports Writer

INDIANAPOLIS | The next chapter in the Peyton Manning saga could take a decidedly defensive turn.

Colts fire coach Jim Caldwell

By Paul Oren Times Correspondent

Jim Irsay is no stranger to making wholesale changes with his football team and the Indianapolis Colts owner made another big move Tuesday afternoon.

Ryan Grigson doing what comes naturally -- building winners

By Al Hamnik al.hamnik@nwi.com, (219) 933-4154

Highland grad Ryan Grigson won the lottery this week and never purchased a ticket.

Highland's Ryan Grigson 'in a good place' as Colts' new GM

By Al Hamnik al.hamnik@nwi.com, (219) 933-4154

Ryan Grigson has never had it easy. The 1990 Highland grad and former Purdue lineman had been called a "coach on the field" since he began playing competitively because of his ability to break down the game and judge its personnel.

Grigson must make key decisions quickly

By The Associated Press

Ryan Grigson is coming home to rebuild the Colts possibly with a new coach, a new quarterback and an entirely different philosophy. For the first time, Grigson will be making all those tough decisions.

JIM PETERS: Region Bengals fan basking in the playoff glow

By Jim Peters Times Columnist

As a Cincinnati Bengals fan in Northwest Indiana, it's rare that I have the occasion to gloat amidst the mass of Bears and, in recent years, Colts backers.