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The Indianapolis Colts today signed four draft picks
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Jerry Hughes is embarking on his third season with Indianapolis after being the club’s first-round pick in 2010. Hughes has played in 24 career games and aims to make this season one of impact. Like other veterans, he is working to pick up a new system, and he is keeping an open mind to learning and an eye toward contributing.
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Indianapolis has claimed tight end Andre Smith off waivers from Chicago. Smith spent the second half of the 2011 season on the Bears’ active roster. The Colts released defensive back Mike Holmes.
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Monday marked the first of 10 Organized Team Activity (OTA) practices the Colts will conduct as spring work continues. The OTAs will run in three different weekly periods, concluding on Thursday, June 7. Indianapolis will hold a mandatory mini-camp from June 12-14 in finishing its spring work.
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As the final pick of the 2012 NFL Draft, quarterback Chandler Harnish joins the Colts with sights set on earning a roster spot and continuing a career that has been very successful.
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Indianapolis has signed seventh-round draft pick Justin Anderson of Georgia. The signing of Anderson comes one day after the Colts signed four other 2012 draft choices.
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Indianapolis has signed free agent quarterback David Legree from Hampton University. The Colts have released tight end Brody Eldridge.
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Indianapolis finished its third organized team activity (OTA) practice on Wednesday with the majority of the 90 players on roster present on the field. The OTAs marked the start of the third phase of off-season work that will continue for the next month. Head Coach Chuck Pagano was pleased with his club’s work.
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The Indianapolis Colts today signed four draft picks
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Jerry Hughes is embarking on his third season with Indianapolis after being the club’s first-round pick in 2010. Hughes has played in 24 career games and aims to make this season one of impact. Like other veterans, he is working to pick up a new system, and he is keeping an open mind to learning and an eye toward contributing.
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Indianapolis has claimed tight end Andre Smith off waivers from Chicago. Smith spent the second half of the 2011 season on the Bears’ active roster. The Colts released defensive back Mike Holmes.
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Monday marked the first of 10 Organized Team Activity (OTA) practices the Colts will conduct as spring work continues. The OTAs will run in three different weekly periods, concluding on Thursday, June 7. Indianapolis will hold a mandatory mini-camp from June 12-14 in finishing its spring work.
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As the final pick of the 2012 NFL Draft, quarterback Chandler Harnish joins the Colts with sights set on earning a roster spot and continuing a career that has been very successful.
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Mother’s Day is a day of reflection, celebration or remembrance. In honoring the special occasion this weekend, Robert Mathis and Cory Redding took time to praise their special mothers.
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Ryan Grigson presided over the first rookie camp of his Indianapolis tenure last weekend. Along with the coaching staff, he welcomed approximately 40 rookies to the organization as they got a first dose of the Colts’ culture both on and off the field. Grigson liked what he saw on all accounts.
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T.Y. Hilton is an explosive package in a 5-9, 183-pound frame. Hilton put together a successful career at Florida International, one that produced eye-popping numbers on offense and special teams. He hopes to bring an offensive and special teams spark to Indianapolis.
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The Indianapolis Colts and Blue recently visited the RE/MAX of Indiana’s ‘Home Turf’ Contest winner, Lee Ann Baldridge, at her home in Mooresville, IN. Lowe’s Home Improvement was also on hand putting the finishing touches on her brand new deck. Blue provided a Colts Grille cover, door mat and flag to give the deck the Colts feel Lee Ann was looking for.
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Following a standout college career at Alabama that included a BCS Championship and a torn ACL, nose guard Josh Chapman joins the Indianapolis defense with experience, the patience to get healthy and the determination to make an immediate impact.
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The Indianapolis Colts have announced that the team will return to Anderson University for its 2012 training camp. Players will report on July 28 with the first day of practice starting on July 29.
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The Colts went through a final workout on Sunday that concluded a three-day, five-practice camp involving about 40 rookies. The club’s 10 draft picks and other free agents went through an intensive on- and off-field indoctrination that served as an introduction to more work later this spring. It was mission accomplished as far as showing hopefuls the culture around the Colts.
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Saturday was the second on-field day of the professional lives for about 40 rookies trying to make a mark in Indianapolis. Chuck Pagano presided over the third and fourth rookie practices, with one more to go on Sunday. His message is clear, the time to contribute is at hand.
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Colts quarterbacks in rookie camp are wearing contrasting colors from the rest of their teammates. Offensive players are wearing white jerseys, while defenders are in blue. Standing out are quarterbacks, who are adorned in red. There is a method to the process.
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Chuck Pagano and his staff welcomed approximately 40 rookies to Indianapolis on Thursday in preparation for a three-day, on-field rookie camp. The nature of the camp is to acclimate newcomers to the NFL and Colts culture.
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Mother’s Day is a day of reflection, celebration or remembrance. In honoring the special occasion this weekend, Robert Mathis and Cory Redding took time to praise their special mothers.
FIRST ORGANIZED WEEK CONCLUDED
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Indianapolis finished its third organized team activity (OTA) practice on Wednesday with the majority of the 90 players on roster present on the field. The OTAs marked the start of the third phase of off-season work that will continue for the next month. Head Coach Chuck Pagano was pleased with his club’s work.
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