The big changes in Indy’s off-season have nothing to do with North Philly’s newest slumlord exiting stage left, but instead with coaching staff changes and their ground game. Tony Dungy opted for his first retirement and the QBs coach from Tampa, Jim Caldwell, was hired in his place. The Colts had an immediate need of addressing their weak 31st ranked ground game and they did so with a 1st round selection of UConn’s Donald Brown. The departure of Marvin Harrison should actually translate as a positive insofar as Manning should find some motivation in proving that his career was less defined by Marv vs. the other way around. It also gives Anthony Gonzalez an opportunity to step into the full-time #2 WR slot and show why the Colts burned a first rounder on him in 2007. All in all, the Colts quietly made enough changes to improve their standing in the fantasy football community and should improve in all areas on offense from ‘08.



















