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Saturday to retire as a Colt
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02:33 PM ET 03.05 | Jeff Saturday, the retiring center who spent the vast majority of NFL career with the Colts, will end his career with Indianapolis at a press conference Thursday. Saturday played 13 seasons with the Colts before signing with the Green Bay Packers for the 2012 season. He earned his sixth Pro Bowl appearance last season, and in an unprecedented move, switched sides from the NFC to the AFC to snap the ball to Denver Broncos quarterback Peyton Manning one last time. Saturday and Manning were teammates in Indianapolis for the center's entire tenure with the team.
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Excellent career, 13 yrs for 1 team is impressive and at least he has a Super Bowl Ring.
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Good Job!!!
Not4Nutten
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Wish we had more Jeff Saturdays playing sports. Great player and a true gentleman...
slipped on a peeling
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Grats to him. A real class act.
Jesus H Manziel
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Who is retiring as a Colt on Saturday?
THE BISHOP!
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Ah Saturday!!
CREEPY FACE !!
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