The Indianapolis Colts will not give Chuck Pagano an extension as he enters the final season of his contract, according to sources.

Pagano will enter 2015 as a make-or-break year after the Colts have been eliminated before the AFC Championship in each of his three seasons.

Pagano's arrival to the Colts coincided with Andrew Luck.

The Indianapolis Colts have released Trent Richardson.

Richardson is expected to clear waivers.

The Colts acquired Richardson in 2013 for a first round pick from the Cleveland Browns and has been a disappointment.

Andre Johnson has agreed to sign with the Indianapolis Colts on a three-year, $21 million deal.

Johnson became a free agent after the Houston Texans released him.

Johnson also considered signing with the Philadelphia Eagles, but will instead follow Frank Gore to the Colts. Johnson and Gore were teammates at the University of Miami.

Frank Gore has signed with the Indianapolis Colts.

Gore will receive $8.5 million in guaranteed money.

Gore has spent his entire career with the San Francisco 49ers.

Gore previously was believed to have a deal done with the Philadelphia Eagles.

Frank Gore and Andre Johnson have agreed to both join the Indianapolis Colts, according to a source close to Johnson.

Gore had agreed to sign with the Philadelphia Eagles before reconsidering his options.

The Eagles were interested in signing both Gore and Johnson.

Gore and Johnson were teammates at the University of Miami.

Frank Gore is reconsidering his pending deal with the Philadelphia Eagles.

Gore had agreed to a deal with the Eagles on Sunday.

The Indianapolis Colts could get involved with Gore if he does hit the open market again.

LaRon Landry has been suspended for the first 10 games of the 2015 season by the NFL for a violation of the league's performance enhancing drug policy.

Landry served a four-game PED suspension last season.

Landry was released by the Indianapolis Colts in February.

The Indianapolis Colts have announced they will not re-sign Reggie Wayne.

Wayne caught 64 balls for 779 yards and two touchdowns in 2014.

“Reggie is one of the greatest men to ever wear the horseshoe, and we have been blessed to watch him play for the past 14 years,” owner Jim Irsay said. “When he first took the field with us in 2001, we knew this day would eventually arrive.  That reality is one of the things that makes pro football such a tough business.  We feel this decision is in the best interests of the team and for Reggie as it will allow him to seek a better opportunity for playing time elsewhere if he so chooses. Reggie is beloved by the Colts organization and our fans and he will always be a part of the Colts family.  I look forward to the day in the near future when our great number 87 enters the Colts Ring of Honor and the Pro Football Hall of Fame.”

The Oakland Raiders will have Ndamukong Suh in for a visit next week.

Suh is the biggest free agent of the offseason class and also will draw serious interest from the Miami Dolphins and Indianapolis Colts.

The Miami Dolphins and Indianapolis Colts are expected to make the strongest pushes to sign Ndamukong Suh when free agency begins.

The guarantees in Suh's contract could exceed $60 million.

A source close to Suh's camp indicated he'd prefer to sign with the Dolphins, though the Colts and Detroit Lions aren't far behind.

Florida has no state income tax, which could push the Dolphins' package ahead of rival teams.

Suh has stated his aspirations of becoming a billionaire.