The Pro Football Hall of Fame has trimmed its Modern-Era Players list from 52 to 26 semifinalists, and three Indianapolis Colts legends made the cut. Robert Mathis, Reggie Wayne, and Adam Vinatieri all remain in contention for enshrinement in Canton.

According to the NFL’s rulebook, a roughing the passer foul could potentially carry a fine of $17,389 for a first offense. If the league deems Stewart and Latu’s actions to be excessive, that could potentially amount to a combined fine of $34,778 between them.

On the heels of a very notable Week 12 and heading into a crucial Week 13, the NFL playoff picture is slowly coming into focus.

Latu’s dominance isn’t just visible in the box score. The advanced metrics are just as overwhelming: he leads the Colts in overall defensive grade by a wide margin, with an 88.5 mark, far ahead of the next-closest player, Charvarius Ward, at 76.7, per Pro Football Focus.

After Sunday's overtime loss to the Kansas City Chiefs, the Indianapolis Colts have dropped a few spots in the latest ESPN Week 13 NFL power rankings.

Indianapolis Colts beat Atlanta Falcons 31-25 in overtime in NFLs debut regular-season game at Olympic Stadium in Berlin, Germany; Jonathan Taylor records 32 carries for 244 yards and three touchdowns