The Indianapolis Colts have quietly set a high standard of excellence on and off the field
The Indianapolis Colts have endured a lot of changes in the off season yet many things remain the same. Peyton Manning is still there poised for another strong year. Reggie Wayne will be sharp as ever and Anthony Gonzalez is fast becoming a great receiver. But the team lost head coach Tony Dungy to retirement. The great Marvin Harrison wasn’t resigned, which was a shock to many Colts fans. It’s hard to believe a receiver of Harrison’s stature cannot contribute at least as a third receiver. They are some key questions with respect to the health of the team as well. Can Joseph Addai finally live up to his potential while staying healthy? Can defensive guru Bob Sanders simply get healthy and contribute consistently? The latter will find a way to work itself out over time. But there’s a story that’s gone a bit unnoticed regarding the Indianapolis Colts off the field. We all know Tony Dungy retired after last seasons playoff exit leaving Jim Caldwell to talk over the helm. Caldwell inherits...