The Indianapolis Colts reportedly have re-signed linebacker Freddy Keiaho, a two-year starter who was an unrestricted free agent. The Indianapolis Star reported that Keiaho's agent confirmed the signing but would not disclose terms of the deal. A message was left at the office of Keiaho's agent, Frank Bauer.

Peyton Manning, who was thrown into the fire as the quarterback of the Colts back in 1998, discussed Matthew Stafford in an interview with 1070 the Fan in Indianapolis recently. "I think you throw him in there right away. I think he's lucky, the fact that he's coming in with a new staff ... That's a big advantage because basically he's just like all the other veterans as far as learning this new system, learning the way their new head coach is going to approach things, learning his philosophy ... I'm waiting for somebody break that NFL rookie record for interceptions I set back in '98," Manning said. "Hopefully Stafford will give it a good run. But I'll say this, there's no way that [I] could have played as well as I did in my second year if I hadn't played in my first year and gone through those bumps and bruises."

Colts wide receiver Reggie Wayne has agreed to help the team's cap situation by restructuring his contract, according to the Associated Press. The specifics of the agreement are unknown at this time, but it's likely that Wayne accepted a bonus in exchange for lowering his base salary.

The Colts have re-signed veteran safety Matt Giordano to a one-year, $670,000 contract. Giordano, a fourth round pick back in 2005, became an unrestricted free agent in February.

Colts quarterback Peyton Manning recently took the golf course with Tiger Woods, who wouldn't give the Pro Bowler extra shots. "I'll tell ya, Tiger's not very friendly with (giving) the shots," Manning said Thursday during a radio interview. Manning plays to an 8-handicap, while Woods plays as a zero. "He said, 'I'll give you eight shots,' " Manning said. "I said, 'You're out of your mind. I think I at least need 18 shots.' " Woods wouldn't budge, and Manning refused to risk losing money at such a huge disadvantage. "I said, 'Well, you and I don't have a bet then,' " Manning said.

There are rumors that the Colts could draft a backup for quarterback Peyton Manning later this month. Indianapolis has stayed away from drafting a quarterback in the early rounds because of Manning's durability, but last summer's knee injury worried them.

The market for Marvin Harrison has been incredibly soft during this offseason. "I'm not surprised," said Charley Casserly, a former general manager with the Houston Texans and Washington Redskins who is an analyst with NFL Network. "When I watch him as a player and look at the package, he's not going to get any better at this point in his career. "He's been injury-prone the last two years. He's missed time. That has to be a consideration when you're going to sign a guy."

Marvin Harrison isn't receiving much interest from teams on the free agent market, which has surprised a former NFL general manager. "I'm not surprised," said Charley Casserly, a former general manager with the Texans and Redskins who is an analyst with NFL Network. "When I watch him as a player and look at the package, he's not going to get any better at this point in his career. "He's been injury-prone the last two years. He's missed time. That has to be a consideration when you're going to sign a guy."

Former Colts coach Tony Dungy has been invited to join the White House's faith-based advisory council. Dungy publicist Todd Starowitz confirmed Tuesday that President Barack Obama had invited him to join the Advisory Council on Faith-Based and Neighborhood Partnerships. Dungy had yet to decide on the invitation as of Wednesday morning.