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Peyton Manning says he has no plans to retire and that his recovery from neck surgery is on schedule. Manning told a group of reporters that he threw on Tuesday morning and the session went well.

As for talk about his retirement, Manning says it's premature. It's been a tumultuous month for the Colts, and Manning continued to cast a shadow over this week's Super Bowl, the first in...

The Colts have hired Ravens defensive coordinator Chuck Pagano as head coach, the AP has learned.

A lot is at stake as three teams vie for the top spot in the the 2012 draft. Will the Colts do the unthinkable and tank this week to secure the No. 1 pick?

Not a chance, says Peter King.

Indy throws draft status into chaos ... with a win.

Indy must draft Stanford prodigy or franchise's future is bleak.

The NFL surprises keep coming. The Packers' quest for perfection is over. The Colts won their first game.

The Lions look dangerous. Things are now getting interesting, writes Peter King.

Before we get to the teams still playing for something, I bring you the most disappointing team of recent years, the 2011 Philadelphia Eagles.

In the span of seven days at home, the Eagles blew their season by doing what they've done all year: disappear down the stretch.

The 3-6 Eagles have been to fourth quarters what John Lackey is to baseball free agency. Their two-month history of fine fourth-quarter play:

Colts owner Jim Irsay says there's an outside chance Peyton Manning could return to team practices in December and he's keeping the quarterback on the active roster.

Colts owner Jim Irsay says there is an ''outside chance'' Peyton Manning might return in December.

James Harrison's late sack of Curtis Painter and Troy Polamalu's 16-yard fumble return for a touchdown finally gave the Steelers a second-half lead.