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06:17 PM ET 01.16 | Now that general manager Ryan Grigson has money to spend in free agency, he's devising a new game plan. If he can find a big-named, high-priced free agent that could get Indianapolis to the Super Bowl, he's willing to pay top dollar. If he can find a lesser-known player for a bargain, he's willing to roll the dice, too. Either way, Grigson finally has the flexibility to do whatever it takes to make the 2013 Colts better than they were last season. "I don't have to rub two nickels together to find a key position. Now, if there's something that I really want that I feel is going to get us over the hump in a certain area, I could at least take a crack at him," Grigson told a small group of reporters Tuesday at the team complex.

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Chuck Pagano (left), Ryan Grigson (right), US Presswire

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January 16, 2013 06:32 PM ET

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RB and a pass rusher.... IMO.

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January 16, 2013 08:10 PM ET

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Hmmm. Reggie Bush?

...the best policy

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January 16, 2013 08:37 PM ET

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Osi!!!

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January 16, 2013 09:23 PM ET

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This isn't baseball. Free agents have to fit your system or you are just burning money, messing up your salary structure and dissing your home grown veterans.

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January 16, 2013 09:27 PM ET

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Originally posted 09:23 PM ET 01.16 by Hatrunner

This isn't baseball. Free agents have to fit your system or you are just burning money, messing up your salary structure and dissing your home grown veterans.

Your talking about Jim Irsay's org.