Mo Alie-Cox

Blocking tight end has been a Chargers deficiency for some time, but they could also look for help at center, receiver and safety.

The interim head coach points to the hand he was dealt at midseason as the main reason for this year's failures.

Familiar mistakes doom Indy once again as any glimmer of playoff hopes may have died on a national stage.

It's a simple but crucial piece of equipment for player safety. It's also a magnet for germs, dirt, blood and even animal excrement.

“I can honestly say football was the last thing on my mind,” Alie-Cox said. “I was thinking about the NBA.”

Indy is well constructed, not just at the top, but throughout the roster.

The bar is high, but the rewards are great for tight ends playing in the Colts’ scheme.