Andrew Luck has reported to training camp with the Colts as he prepares for his first NFL season. "Obviously, a little nervous," the first overall pick said. "I think it's good to be a little nervous about things. I'm excited to get going, anxious." Indianapolis coaches worked with him during a three-day rookie minicamp in early May then didn't see him again until mid-June because of Luck's class schedule at Stanford.

The Chiefs reportedly came close to signing Reggie Wayne in March. Wayne may have been pursued as insurance in case Dwayne Bowe couldn't be retained. Wayne ultimately re-signed with the Colts.

Reggie Wayne felt a sense of relief when the Colts signed Andrew Luck on Thursday. The Colts will begin training camp at Anderson University on July 29. "Whenever you have your starting quarterback signed, and you know that he's going to be there on time and everything is going to be good, it's always a load off of our shoulders just like it is for him," Wayne said. "I'm sure he's excited about it, we're excited to have him now and we're looking forward to a great year."

The Eagles have traded cornerback D.J. Johnson to the Colts in exchange for defensive tackle Ollie Ogbu. Ogbu, an undersized pass-rushing tackle, went undrafted out of Penn State last year and was signed by Indianapolis as a rookie free agent. A practice squad-caliber prospect, Ogbu will struggle to make Philadelphia's 53-man roster.

The Colts have signed QB Andrew Luck, who was taken with the first overall pick in the April draft, to a four-year, $22.1M contract, a league source told ESPN NFL Insider Adam Schefter. The deal is fully guaranteed, with no offset language, a source told Schefter. According to the Indianapolis Star, the deal also includes a $14.5M signing bonus.

Mayor Greg Ballard confirmed Wednesday that the city of Indianapolis will bid to host Super Bowl LII in 2018. "Let's do it again," Ballard told reporters. The city drew rave reviews this past February for hosting Super Bowl XLVI. Super Bowl host committee president Allison Melangton told The Associated Press that 99 percent of media mentions about Indianapolis during Super Bowl XLVI were positive.

Reggie Wayne is happy that new Colts offensive coordinator Bruce Arians is brutally honest. "He's not going to B.S. you," the wide receiver said. One of Arians' methods is making a list of each flub during practice. Missed assignments, concentration lapses, dropped pass, they can all earn you a starring role in the next film study. "He's not going to sugarcoat anything," Wayne said. "He's going to try to correct you and make you the best you can be. If you're a veteran guy, you've got to understand that and take the good with the bad. "I appreciate that. I can handle that. I'm glad he's here."

Colts home games could be blacked out in the Indianapolis area this season if the team doesn't sell all its tickets. Pete Ward, the team's COO, tells The Indianapolis Star the team has 2,000 season tickets still to be sold. If those don't sell, the team will try to sell tickets for individual games. The NFL recently eased its TV blackout rules, allowing local telecasts if 85 percent of seats are sold. Teams, however, can set the threshold above 85 percent if they wish.

Colts owner Jim Irsay tweeted on Sunday morning that the team is getting closer to a contract agreement with Andrew Luck. The framework of the first overall pick's contract has been in place. The four-year deal will be fully guaranteed, worth around $24 million and include a signing bonus worth just over $14.5 million along with a team-held option for a fifth season.