Jim Sorgi laments the perception that his job with the Colts was cushy.

Kickoffs are under review, yet the “Tuck Rule” doesn’t seem to be a problem. A scoring play might receive instant review status, which just seems foolish because the “Calvin Johnson rule” will still be in effect.

The cutdown deadline for NFL teams to reduce their rosters to 75 players passed at 4 p.m. EST, and was surrounded by a flurry of activity.

Ravens QB Troy Smith is willing to do anything to play with the Browns, according to the Canton Repository.

Steve Smith says the Panthers could use some help in the form of a speedy receiver to compliment his game.

The Indianapolis Colts continue to analyze their roster to find room for a veteran backup quarterback with Jim Sorgi out for the season, according to league sources.

The Colts are hopeful that they can add a veteran backup quarterback next week, according to a league source, and will try to build in roster flexibility to do so.

So now we have one more advertisement why it’s a terrible idea to rest players down the stretch to get them ready for the playoffs. Call it the Curse of Jim Sorgi (thanks to our great producer, Brian Hyland, for the nickname). When Sorgi finishes a season for the Colts, they are finished. Just take a look.

It was a short, short day for Peyton Manning in Week 17, who was pulled after one drive in Indianapolis’ game against Tennessee.

A lot of defensive starters will be held out today. But don’t expect Jeff Fisher or Tony Dungy to play their offensive starters very long. That could mean a Jim Sorgi sighting!