Indianapolis Star · Sep 30, 2016
Jet-lagged Colts try to get on London time
Indianapolis Colts quarterback Andrew Luck talks about being in London but that it's not time to be a tourist.Mykal McEldowney/IndyStar
(Photo: Mykal_McEldowney/Indy_Star)LONDON – Three hours before practice Anthony Castonzo said he felt like death. Fifteen minutes after practice Kendall Langford said he felt like a nap.
The Colts are in London. And the Colts are jet-lagged.
Their bodies are stuck somewhere between Indianapolis time and London time; the next 48 hours are dedicated to them readying themselves for Sunday’s date with the Jacksonville Jaguars at Wembley Stadium. It won’t be easy. It hasn’t been easy.
