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Jonathan Newsome's career in Indianapolis has come to a close. The Colts released the linebacker Monday following his second marijuana-related arrest.

Think 35-year-old Carson Palmer's championship window is closed? Think again, Adam Schein writes. The Cardinals star ranks among the top-nine QBs who could win their first Super Bowl this season.

Colts coach Chuck Pagano expects veteran pass rusher Robert Mathis to make a "huge" impact in his return from Achilles surgery. Will the five-time Pro Bowler match his 19.5 sacks from 2013?

The Colts are hoping for a bounce-back season from recovering pass rusher Robert Mathis and in turn, Mathis is hoping for a throwback year. Is a Super Bowl in their sights?

Aaron Rodgers and the Green Bay Packers are surely still smarting from their collapse -- but they shouldn't be down too long. Gil Brandt reveals the five playoff losers with the biggest windows for success.

The last time the Indianapolis Colts faced the New England Patriots they were pummeled and "out-toughed," said safety Mike Adams. The Indy D doesn't plan on letting that happen again.

Brace yourselves. Championship Sunday is coming! Kevin Patra presents the consummate primer for Sunday's games, including Marshawn Lynch's Seahawks vs. Eddie Lacy's Packers.

Can Andrew Luck lift the Colts to victory with all of the numbers in the Patriots' favor? Around The NFL's Chris Wesseling breaks down the AFC title game.

Indianapolis is headed to their first AFC title game since the Peyton Manning-era after Andrew Luck and the Colts traveled to Denver and beat the Broncos 24-13 on Sunday.

Aaron Rodgers didn't just clinch a first-round bye in the playoffs with his performance in Sunday's win over the Lions, he also earned NFC Offensive Player of the Week honors. Who else earned recognition?

A few weeks ago, Robert Quinn was slumping. Now ... not so much. Marcas Grant talks about his resurgence and more in the latest edition of Reading the Defense.

Colts quarterback Andrew Luck passed for 354 yards and four touchdowns as Indianapolis defeated the New York Giants 40-24 on Monday night.