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INDIANAPOLIS – How are Colts players spending their final two weeks of the offseason before reporting back to work on April 20?
With the Final Four over at Lucas Oil Stadium, the Colts signage went back up on the building. This picture of Reggie Wayne is now dispalyed on the corner of Lucas Oil near the intersection of South and Capitol street. Wayne was back in Indianapolis last week, judging the college slam dunk contest and he attended the Pacers game last Friday, where Chuck Pagano joined in the standing ovation for No. 87.
One of the more intriguing story lines of the 2015 offseason will be to watch the progression of Daniel Adongo. The truest evaluation of Adongo will come during the preseason, when the pads are on and we will finally see the former rugby star in a defensive setting.
Just like Adongo, the story of Duron Carter this offseason will be a headliner over the next few months. Fans are already crowning Carter, but this tweet offers the proper perspective that is needed. The potential of Carter has been well documented and he definitely has a chance to not only make the Colts roster but possibly contribute in 2015.
The Final Four at Lucas Oil Stadium brought in eyes from across the country. Right here in Indianapolis, Jack Mewhort watched his former conference play in the National Championship game thanks to veteran quarterback Matt Hasselbeck.
The return of Paul George to the Pacers earlier this week drew some eyes from the Colts. The Colts were at Training Camp last year when George suffered his gruesome broken leg injury. Safe to say the Colts players are hoping the Pacers can get on a late run to find themselves in the playoffs with a healthy George.
