Indianapolis Colts
Anthony Castonzo - #74 - T
| Status | Active |
| Height/Weight | 6' 7"/ 315 lbs. |
| Birthday | 08/09/1988 |
| Birthplace | Hawthorn Woods, IL |
| College | Boston College |
| Years played | 3 |
| Drafted | 2011, 1st round, 22nd pick by Colts |
Loss of Clark puts Colts in tight spot
The Colts are likely to use a TE-by-committee approach to replace All-Pro Dallas Clark.
Colts announce that TE Clark will have surgery, go on I.R.
The Colts announced Friday that TE Dallas Clark will have wrist surgery next week and will be placed on the injured reserve list.
Colts' offense decimated by injuries
The Colts continue to receive bad news on the injury front on the offensive side of the ball.
Manning will earn MVP stripes if he keeps Colts afloat
The news keeps getting worse for the Colts on the injury front, but if Peyton Manning can keep the team afloat he deserves to be the league's MVP.
Colts WR Collie underwent thumb surgery
The Colts announced that WR Austin Collie underwent thumb surgery and that there is no set time for his return to action.
Polian: Clark's wrist injury is 'uncommon'
Colts president Bill Polian said TE Dallas Clark will be out indefinitely with an "uncommon" wrist injury.
Reports: Colts TE Clark has wrist injury
According to multiple web reports on Wednesday evening, Colts TE Dallas Clark will be sidelined indefinitely with a wrist injury.
Colts suspend P McAfee one game after public intoxication arrest
Colts president Bill Polian released a statement on Wednesday announcing that P Pat McAfee has been suspended for one game after McAfee's arrest early Wednesday morning for public intoxication.
Angerer impressive in first start for Colts
Rookie LB Pat Angerer earned high marks from teammate Gary Brackett and the coaching staff in his first NFL start.
Colts P McAfee arrested for public intoxication
Colts P Pat McAfee was arrested early Wednesday morning for public intoxication after being found soaking wet and shirtless near in a canal located in a popular nightlife district in Indianapolis.
Fumbles lead to Moore's release from Colts
The Indianapolis Star reports the Colts have cut WR-RS Kenny Moore, who fumbled twice in the team's Week Six win over the Redskins.
Redskins' defense missed opportunities against Colts
The Redskins can point directly to (at least) two missed interceptions, along with a few other defensive missteps, as the reason they could not beat the Colts.
Colts need Addai, others to get healthy during bye
If the Colts can get RB Joseph Addai and a few others healthy during the bye week, they could be gearing up for one of their patented runs.
NBC wins ratings battle vs. playoff baseball
Sunday night's Colts-Redskins game drew a 13.2 overnight TV rating, as NBC's number continue to go up while airing against playoff baseball.
Manning throws for over 300 yards in Colts win over Redskins
Peyton Manning threw for 307 yards and two touchdowns Sunday night, leading the Indianapolis Colts to a 27-24 win over the Washington Redskins.
PLAYER NEWS
Castonzo is inactive for Sunday's game against the Titans.|||||||
Castonzo is out with a sprained ankle.
The Colts have signed Castonzo, their first-round draft pick.|||||||
Castonzo, selected 22nd overall in April, is expected to protect Peyton Manning's blind side this season when the four-time league MVP returns from neck surgery. The move comes on the second day of practice. Castonzo missed two light workouts Monday and a special teams session Tuesday morning. Coach Jim Caldwell is planning a more physical workout for Tuesday afternoon, though it's unclear whether Castonzo will participate.
The Colts selected the 6-foot-7, 311-pound Boston College alum with the 22nd overall pick, making Castonzo the new heir apparent at left tackle.|||||||
Castonzo is expected to protect the blind side for the league's most durable quarterback and a four-time MVP that the Colts cannot afford to lose to injury. Team officials believe Castonzo can solidify an offensive line that has spent most of the past two seasons playing musical chairs. Now Castonzo, a biochemistry major, will now go under the microscope himself. "I'm going to have learn a lot for sure," the former Rhodes Scholar candidate said.
