INDIANAPOLIS – It’s a first in the history of the Indianapolis Colts.
On Saturday afternoon, the Colts will report for their 2017 Training Camp.
Unlike the previous 30-plus camps in Indianapolis, the Colts will not be going anywhere for the start of their preseason work.
This year’s camp is the first time the Colts have stayed at home in Indianapolis.
It’s a foreign feeling to new general manager Chris Ballard, too.
When Ballard took the general manager job in late January, he had to make a decision on what the Colts would do for their 2017 camp.