Colts

Andrew Luck: in or out?

Five yummy things, plus an Andrew Luck update of sorts.

“I didn’t want the people who had followed me and bought my jersey to ever think I was leaving them,” McAfee says. “There was no way I could leave Indy. I owed this place.”

“To me, this is more important than anything we do on the field.”

It’s been two years now, and I still haven’t figured out what they were trying to do.

[Peyton Manning] put on the pads, and I just looked like a dumbfounded child staring at him.

The radio program continues Luck’s support of public broadcasting and WFYI. Last year, he and his father, Oliver Luck, recorded a series of fundraising spots for the station in which they affirmed their enjoyment of National Public Radio programming.

What $122 million in naming rights buys you.

Between weiner dogs at Germanfest and weiner jokes from Amy Schumer, we’ll be laughing our way to Monday.

“I grew up in Cincinnati, so I’m not totally unaccustomed to snow. And when it comes to challenging weather, I don’t think anything compares to the summer heat in Alabama.”

Jim Irsay ponies up for his elite QB.

“I come from Texas, and there are great people in Texas, but there’s something that I love about the honesty of the Hoosier population. The people here, they will do anything for you.”

“Within hours of the announcement, people were sending me messages on Facebook telling me about it.”

On behalf of victimized Patriots fans everywhere, a group of Patriots fans filed a lawsuit against the NFL, Commissioner Roger Goodell, and Robert Kraft. Yes, that Robert Kraft.

From quoting Forrest Gump to a St. Elmo shout-out, Manning delivered a fitting farewell to his 18-year career.