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pandu86 wrote: più che genio nn si fa cagare in testa da nessuno soprattutto da gente che ha ancora tutto da dimostrare e i loro agenti succhiasoldi...e fa bene.

mvp18 wrote: Questo è uno dei punti per i quali lui è un genio del football.
Poi nella sua carriera ha già fatto vedere quello che sa fare con delle squadre che nascono dal nulla...

The Indianapolis Star reports that Marvin Harrison (knee) has been cleared for practice and will ready for the Colts' first day of training camp on Friday.

Great news for Harrison, whose clearance comes much sooner than expected. Indianapolis will still be very cautious with him after his offseason knee surgery, but it appears he'll be ready for Week 1. While his legal issues are still in doubt, we've seen Harrison fall too far in drafts. He's worth the gamble at the end of the top-20 wideout picks. He'll score as long as he's healthy. Jul. 22 - 3:06 pm et

mvp18 wrote: Se è davvero così faccio festa!

Blacks 44 wrote: A qualcuno interesserebbe andare a vedere la prima al Lucas Oil?

Blacks 44 wrote: Ca..o io ho preso i biglietti ed ora non posso più andarci 

Blacks 44 wrote: Bhè se potessi cederli ad un amico sarei più felice, ma di sicuro mi ridurrò a venderli su ebay

o se rieco a capire come, su ticket exchange :biglol:

Colts agreed to terms with sixth-round C Steve Justice on a multi-year contract.
Smart and efficient but undersized, Justice fits the mold of a lineman the Colts have done well to develop. He'll battle for a roster spot in camp.

Colts agreed to terms with sixth-round RB Mike Hart, a former Michigan Wolverine, on a four-year contract.
Hart is in the mix to back up Joseph Addai in 2008, but Dominic Rhodes is the slight favorite. It's still a battle to watch, as the Colts' No. 2 tailback typically finds a way to rack up yards during the season. 

Colts agreed to terms with fifth-round DE Marcus Howard on a four-year contract.
A true late bloomer, Howard wasn't on the draft radar until his 10.5-sack senior season for the Georgia Bulldogs. He's a prospect to contribute in Indy's DE rotation, but at 6'1/237 seems unlikely to ever be a full-time player.   

Colts agreed to terms with fourth-round TE Jacob Tamme on a four-year contract.
Essentially a rocked-up receiver, Tamme worked out of the slot in Kentucky's spread offense in college. He'll play special teams as a rookie and could be worth a look in deep leagues if Dallas Clark experiences injury problems.   

Colts agreed to terms with rookie C/G Mike Pollak, the No. 59 overall pick, on a multi-year contract.
Pollak, who went to Arizona State, is a candidate to help replace Jake Scott at guard this year. Next season, he could take over at C for Jeff Hartings(in realtà intendono Jeff Saturday,ndl).