Legendary Players
24 entries in the Indianapolis Colts compendium.
Legendary Players — Era Chart
Reggie WayneThe reliable target who caught 209 games and broke Peyton Manning's win record.Adam VinatieriAdam Vinatieri is an American former professional football placekicker who played in the NMarvin HarrisonThe record-setting receiver who anchored the Manning era for thirteen seasons.Edgerrin JamesThe fourth overall pick who became the Colts' all-time leading rusher and a two-time NFL rJeff SaturdayThe undrafted free agent who became a six-time Pro Bowler and Super Bowl champion with theArt DonovanThe jovial Marine veteran who anchored the greatest defense in NFL history.Dwight FreeneyThe Indianapolis Colts' all-time sack leader who dominated with a signature spin move and Dallas ClarkThe record-breaking tight end who anchored the Colts' offense to a Super Bowl XLI title.Ryan DiemThe Northern Illinois Husky who anchored the Colts' line for eleven seasons and won Super Peyton ManningFourteen seasons, one dynasty, and a left arm that redefined what a quarterback could be.Jim TaylorA wall of muscle and will, Taylor broke tackles and built a Colts legacy.Lenny HayesEleven seasons, one unwavering standard: the ball found Lenny Hayes, and the first down waRaymond BerryThe most reliable hands in the Tackle Team era—four rings, one standard of excellence.John MackeyThe one-handed, sure-handed legend who made the 1960s Colts offense unstoppable.Mike GarrettThe hands you trusted when the game hung in the balance.Paul WarfieldNine Pro Bowls, one Super Bowl, and a hand that could catch anything, anywhere, at any angEarl CampbellThe ground shook in Houston, and every Colts linebacker learned the same hard lesson.Steve DeLongThe wall between the Colts' runners and the defense — built to last a season and a half ofNorm Van BrocklinThe arm that taught a young franchise to fly.Mike DitkaAll muscle, grit, and over-the-shoulder grabs — the most physical tight end the game ever John David CrowThe relentless pass rusher who anchored the Colts' defensive line in the 1990s.Tom FearsThe iron anchor of the Colts' 1960s ground game, built for the long, hard yards.Jim SwinkA quiet, relentless force in the Colts' long and storied gridiron lineage.Jonathan OgdenTwenty-two seasons, one franchise, and a wall no quarterback ever wanted to face.
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