What coaches Bill Belichick and Jim Caldwell lack in on-screen charisma, they really show their acting chops when submitting a weekly practice report. Of course, the mind games are at a fever pitch when the hottest NFL rivalry of the past 10 years gets renewed on Sunday.

The Colts have already ruled out WR Austin Collie for Sunday’s game vs. the Bengals. The team currently has three receivers on the depth chart — Reggie Wayne, Pierre Garcon and rookie Blair White.

Colts WR Austin Collie is expected to recover from his concussion, and his status for Sunday’s game vs. the Bengals is in question. But what is not in question is that you need to make sure that you have WR Blair White and pretty much every Colts player on the roster. Maybe even RB Javarris James, too.

The Colts could save a lot of time and effort if they just listed every notable player on their team as questionable or worse. The Colts injury report looks like the VIP list for St. Elmo Steak House in Indianapolis — WRs Austin Collie (hand), Anthony Gonzalez (knee), Mike Hart (ankle) and Joseph Addai (neck) are all questionable or worse.

With an assist from George Li on the NFL Network research desk, here’s a look at some of the most notable numbers and best performances to come out of Week 4.

Pierre Garcon is listed as a starting wide receiver opposite Reggie Wayne on the Colts’ unofficial depth chart, which was released today.

Colts coach Jim Caldwell said WR Anthony Gonzalez, who recently suffered a minor hamstring injury, will be back in time for training camp.

If Packers QB Aaron Rodgers is on the board in the second half of the first round in fantasy drafts, there’s no reason not to take him.

The improbable just happened: Peyton Manning threw an interception at the worst possible time in Super Bowl XLIV, ending what was looking like a game-tying drive for the Colts late in the fourth quarter.

Of course, while many make the mistake of thinking the players are the story at Media Day, I know better. For all the brilliance Manning and Co. bring on the field of play, the chances of them doing or saying anything remarkable in front of the massed phalanxes of microphones, Dictaphones and TV cameras are barely between “slim” and “none.”

There’s so much going on in such a short period of time here at these Media Day sessions, I thought I’d give you a taste of some of the things I saw and overheard during the Colts’ morning session:

Nobody is expected to miss Sunday’s AFC Championship Game between the Colts and the Jets.

The fantasy value of Patriots WR Wes Welker for the 2010 season is in a state of limbo.

What does Chad Ochocinco have in store for the Jets this week?

When Colts president Bill Polian sat down on camera for his weekly appearance on NFL Network’s Around The League Tuesday, there was certainly no shortage of topics to discuss with host Rich Eisen.