Tom Santi - Tight End

6-3, 250 Virginia 2 years in the NFL D6a-08 DOB: 11/22/1985

Signed to Colts active roster from practice squad on November 6, 2009...originally was D6a-08 choice by Colts...was waived on September 23, 2009...signed to Colts practice squad on September 30, 2009

2009:  Was inactive vs. Jacksonville 9/13, at Miami 9/21, vs. Houston 11/8 and vs. New England 11/15.

2008:  Started two of six games as rookie before being placed on injured reserve 11/19 with shoulder injury…started at TE at Minnesota 9/14 and at H-B at Green Bay 10/19…was inactive vs. Chicago 9/7, vs. New England 11/2, at Pittsburgh 11/9 and vs. Houston 11/16…was 10-64, 1 TD receiving…was 5-29 at Minnesota and 1-8 vs. Jacksonville 9/21…was 4-27, 1 TD at Houston 10/5…7t reception in final five minutes helped start three-touchdown spree in 31-27 comeback win.

Four-year letterman who opened 25 of 47 career games…was 97-1,184, 6 TDs receiving…opened five of 12 games as senior…team captain who had career-best totals with 36-418, 3 TDs…was Second-Team All-ACC choice by Associated Press…was 6-54, 2 TDs against Duke…started 10 of 12 games as junior…was 29-253, 1 TD…was 7-78 vs. Western Michigan…was All-ACC Academic First-Team…started seven of 11 games at TE and FB as sophomore…was 19-358, 2 TDs…had 46t against Duke…was 5-128 against Minnesota in Music City Bowl, including career-long 55-yard reception…started three of 12 games at TE and FB as freshman and was 13-155 receiving…three starts came at FB against Duke and Miami and in MPC Computers Bowl vs. Fresno State…received Bill Dudley Award as team’s most outstanding first-year player…majored in sociology.

Full name Michael Thomas Santi…born in Nashville, Tenn.…attended Montgomery Bell Academy…helped team to state titles as junior and senior…was 78-1,055, 12 TDs for career…was First-Team All-Mid State and PrepStar All-America choice as senior…was first baseman and centerfielder on baseball team…was all-region choice as sophomore and junior, batting over .345 each year...father, Michael, played baseball at Lipscomb, while sister, Annie, was on track team at Princeton…single… resides in Nashville, Tenn.