The Colts still hope to get wide receiver Anthony Gonzalez back before the end of the season. "Anthony is a bit behind schedule," team president Bill Polian said Monday on his weekly radio show on Hank FM 97.1 in Indianapolis. "We thought perhaps that he might be back starting to practice this week, but as you know, he had a setback. He had to have some arthroscopic surgery to just tweak the knee a little bit. My hope is that we get a breakthrough here one of these weeks and that he'll be back before the season is over. "Part of the problem here ? and it's true with any injured player ? is the doctors give you a prognosis, but it's only that. It's a prognosis. It's an estimate. Players heal ? and human beings heal ? at different rates. Anthony's just been a little slow coming around. But we know what the issue is and we know it will come around probably sooner rather than later and we're hopeful it will be even quicker than that." Gonzalez began the season as one of the team's starting receivers alongside Reggie Wayne, but suffered a knee injury in the first quarter of Week 1's game.