Author: Joel A. Erickson, Indianapolis Star

The Indianapolis Colts are getting a better sense of new quarterback Carson Wentz and how he operates as a leader of a team.

Colts have several coaches with quarterback experience, but the vision for Carson Wentz will be set by Frank Reich, Marcus Brady and Scott Milanovich.

Indianapolis’ head man believes that 98% of the time, a coach’s relationship with a quarterback should be positive and other 2% is hard coaching.

Jim Irsay and the Colts are still feeling the after-effects of Andrew Luck’s shocking 2019, but they’re not trying to talk him out of it.

Philip Rivers finishes his career after one season with the Colts. He is fifth in NFL history in passing yards and touchdowns

DeForest Buckner’s numbers are good — 19 QB hits and 4.5 sacks — but the effect he’s had on the Colts defense has been even bigger than that.

Rivers has been playing through turf toe, alternately called a plantar plate rupture, but it has not been determined if he needs surgery yet.

Rigoberto Sanchez, who was diagnosed with the tumor late last week and decided to punt against Tennessee anyway, revealed his illness Monday.

Colts punter Rigoberto Sanchez said doctors believe they discovered the tumor before the cancer spread to the rest of his body.

Philip Rivers helped the Colts climb out a first-half hole and find their form in an overtime win over the Packers that could prove crucial later on.