Nate Atkins
Indianapolis Colts Beat Writer at IndyStar
Co-Host at Colts Cover 2 Podcast
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indystar.com | Nate Atkins
Natasha Howard is a 12th year pro who was drafted by the Fever is won WNBA titles with the Lynx and StormCaitlin Clark: 'She's a glue player but at the same time, she much more than a glue player'INDIANAPOLIS -- Natasha Howard was in her own head in the first matchup against the Dream. Then she found the real version of herself the second time out. That's how the Indiana Fever's new veteran described the extreme variance in her play the past two games against the same opponent.
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1 month ago |
sports.yahoo.com | Nate Atkins
INDIANAPOLIS -- Natasha Howard was in her own head in the first matchup against the Dream. Then she found the real version of herself the second time out. That's how the Indiana Fever's new veteran described the extreme variance in her play the past two games against the same opponent.
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1 month ago |
indystar.com | Nate Atkins
As I look back at Jim Irsay's life and my brief time in it, I'm still glued to that seat in his back-corner West 56th Street office looking at a guitar once owned by Kurt Cobain and realizing that it, like much of the Colts owner's life and obsessions, was about so much more than strings or a felt. Irsay died Wednesday at the age of 65, and in the ways his life will be dissected in the coming hours and months and years, there's something in that guitar I'll remember more than any of them.
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sports.yahoo.com | Scott Horner |Nate Atkins
The Indianapolis Colts and the NFL at large felt a bombshell on Wednesday when the franchise announced that owner Jim Irsay died in his sleep. He was 65 years old, less than a month away from his 66th birthday and four months away from his 28th season as owner of the Colts. That run came after an 11-year stint as the team's general manager under his father, Bob Irsay, who owned the franchise since its days in Baltimore.
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indystar.com | Nate Atkins
INDIANAPOLIS - The Colts have a new right guard. His name is Matt Goncalves. Indianapolis' plan to move last year’s third-round draft pick from tackle to right guard is officially underway as the offseason program progresses toward on-field work next week. "The plan is to move Matty in there and let him play in there, and I'm really excited," offensive line coach Tony Sparano Jr. said. It's a move that materialized after last month's draft.
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Anthony Richardson Sr.'s injury did open one door up. Daniel Jones is seeing the first-team QB reps now, and it's already paying off to allow the new guy to catch up to an offense that needs to take a critical step: https://t.co/uPFma9jsGr
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