JOE REITZ RUMORS & GOSSIP
Indianapolis signs 2 more free agents
Indianapolis has signed free agent defensive tackle Aubrayo Franklin and is bringing back offensive guard Joe Reitz.
The Colts made the announcements Wednesday afternoon.
Franklin, who is 6-foot-1, 315 pounds, is a 10-year veteran who played most recently with San Diego last year. He made nine starts for the Chargers and finished with 23 tackles. He was originally drafted by Baltimore...
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March 20, 2013
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Concussion sidelines Colts G Reitz for wild-card game
The Indianapolis Colts will face the Baltimore Ravens in their AFC wild-card game without left guard Joe Reitz. Reitz will miss Sunday's matchup because of a concussion after he took a blow to the head during an extra-point attempt in last Sunday's victory over Houston. He battled knee and head injuries throughout the season while missing seven games but had started eight...
Colts starting guard Reitz out for playoff game
Colts left guard Joe Reitz will not play in Sunday's playoff game at Baltimore because of a concussion. He will likely be replaced by Jeff Linkenbach.
Reitz has been inactive for seven games this season because of knee and head injuries, though he had started eight of Indy's (11-5) last 10 games. He was kicked in the head on an extra-point during last Sunday's win over...
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January 04, 2013
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Predicting Colts at Chiefs; Chuck Pagano returns to Indy on Monday
Indianapolis Colts coach Chuck Pagano has had a rollercoaster of a year.
His diagnosis and subsequent battle with leukemia gave birth to the Chuckstrong movement that may have provided his young team with the inspiration that they needed to fight for a playoff bid.
When the Colts lineup against Kansas City on Sunday, it could be the last time that they do without Pagano as reports...
Richards: Reitz to Start
Over at The Indianapolis Star, Phil Richards reports on the continued shuffling of the Colts offensive line. Indianapolis has dealt with so much injury and instability along the offensive line that when Joe Reitz finally came back from his injury, Arians chose to keep Jeff Linkenbach in for continuity. Now Linkenbach is injured, and the shuffling begins anew.
The Colts started...
Colts OG Joe Reitz Won't Return Until After Bye After Having Knee Scoped
On Friday, Colts head coach Chuck Pagano informed media that OG Joe Reitz had a "minor procedure" on his knee, and he will be out until after the bye week.
"We're shooting for Green Bay," said Pagano, referring to Week Five against the Packers.
Pagano also said that Pat Angerer could be expected back for Week Five as well.
Other injury news involved...
Colts OG Reitz to miss Bears game
Indianapolis offensive guard Joe Reitz did not travel with the team to Chicago for Sunday's season opener.
The backup did not practice all week after he was kicked in the knee. Seth Olsen won the job at left guard by beating out Reitz, who started 11 games last season, and Jeff Linkenbach, last season's starter at right tackle.
Reitz and starting inside linebacker Pat Angerer...
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September 08, 2012
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Joe Reitz Reportedly Gaining Ground on Starting Left Guard Position
As I've been saying from Day One this offseason, I was pleasantly surprised with Joe Reitz' play at left guard. While the former basketball player wasn't an All-Pro by any means, he did a more than servicable job, and it was essentially his rookie year. He and Anthony Castonzo formed a very good team on that left side before injuries put a damper on the season for both...
Report: Ben Ijalana and Joe Reitz to Compete for LG Spot
The 2012 Colts' offensive line is going to be a completely different from the patch-up job the Colts have had over the last few years.
It has been anyone's guess who will man the guard spots, with Anthony Castonzo, Samson Satele, and Winston Justice all seemingly entrenched in their respective spots. According to a new report from the good folks at Pro Football Weekly...
On the Chopping Block: Joe Reitz
For the next week or so, Andrew Aziz will be breaking down some players who have a lot to prove in the upcoming season.
Joe Reitz did a pretty solid job last year considering it was his first year as a guard and he was essentially thrown into the position after the departure of Kyle Devan. He had a few errors, but that's only natural when you're new to a position and...
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