| Colts put unbeaten record on line against Ravens (AP) |
20 Nov 2009 at 11:05pm
| The last time an unbeaten team came to Baltimore, the Ravens exposed the Denver Broncos as frauds. Interrupting the Indianapolis Colts' bid to make NFL history won't be nearly as easy for the inconsistent Ravens, who are more concerned with keeping their playoff hopes alive than enhancing their reputation as spoilers. |
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| NFL union opposes reporting on teammates (AP) |
20 Nov 2009 at 5:01pm
| The NFL Players Association opposes commissioner Roger Goodell's call for players to tell their teams' medical staffs if they think a teammate shows symptoms of a concussion, saying that is not an adequate solution. "If every player were a medical doctor that could recognize symptoms of concussions, then that would be a great idea," NFLPA assistant executive director George... |
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| Colts' Clark closing in on another team record (AP) |
20 Nov 2009 at 2:43pm
| When Dallas Clark looks at the evolution of tight ends, he thinks of John Mackey. The NFL Hall of Famer made it chic for the big guys to catch passes and run downfield when it was more popular for them to be blockers or outlet receivers. Now, four decades later, Clark is carving out his own niche in a very different NFL. |
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| Colts Team Report (Yahoo! Sports) |
19 Nov 2009 at 9:06pm
Now that New England Week has passed and the Indianapolis Colts remain one of the NFL's two undefeated teams, it's time to move on and concentrate on Sunday's road game with the Baltimore Ravens.
Indianapolis takes a 9-0 record into this week's meeting with the Ravens at M&T Bank Stadium. Colts coach Jim Caldwell doesn't think he'll have a problem getting his team, especially the younger players, focused directly on facing a pretty good Baltimore squad.
Never mind that Indianapolis is coming off a big home win over the Patriots. And never mind the fact the Colts boast an unbeaten record.
"You hit it right on the head when you said younger guys, because (for) the older guys, (it's) maybe the third time they've been 9-0. |
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| Dungy to lead player advisory forum (AP) |
19 Nov 2009 at 3:18pm
| Tony Dungy is taking a lead role in improving communication between the NFL and its players. Dungy will lead a new NFL player advisory forum that will meet with players about league policies, programs and issues that affect their lives on and off the field. Those subjects will include player health and safety, personal conduct, game rules and procedures, career transition and player development. |
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