On Monday night, Colts owner Jim Irsay met with the media along with general manager Ryan Grigson and head coach Chuck Pagano to discuss Pagano's four-year contract extension with the team. While there wasn't much of a chance to talk about what changes may still be coming and where the Colts will move going forward in terms of their personnel, Irsay did make one interesting comment about the state of his team (emphasis mine).

"These guys started out never having been a head coach and general manager before and they've accomplished a lot more, a lot more than most would have ever accomplished in their first four years," Irsay said. "We want more and all that sort of thing, but Andrew [Luck] is going to be healthy. We're excited.part is common sense, but the second part is an admission from the owner of the team that they need to get younger overall.

The Colts, as you may know, are a rather old team. On the Colts' current active roster, they have 15 guys 30 years old or older, including two players 40 or older. They are key contributors, too, mainly on the defensive side of the football. Mike Adams is 34, Robert Mathis is 34, D'Qwell Jackson is 32, Greg Toler is 31, Trent Cole is 33, Erik Walden is 30. Offensively, Frank Gore is 32 and Andre Johnson is 34. The Colts are an older team, and a large part of that is because of their activity in free agency. The Colts have been desperately trying