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The three holdouts weren't the only ones sitting out Saturday.

Former NFL sacks champion Dwight Freeney and Anthony Gonzalez, Indy's 2007 first-round pick, dressed for Saturday's workout and signed autographs but did not participate in the workouts. Both are recovering from injuries. Also out was Donald Brown, last year's first-round pick, and rookie defensive tackle Ricardo Mathews, who wore a boot on the left ankle he hurt in Friday's practice. Mathews was a seventh-round pick in April's draft.

The Colts did not make coach Jim Caldwell available to reporters Saturday to discuss the injury.

He's the second draft pick to get hurt in less than a month. Cornerback Kevin Thomas, a third-round pick, recently had surgery on his right knee. Thomas is expected to miss the entire season.

But the Colts werelast year. Some soldiers had long thought he was a threat to himself and others. At least one believed Manning had lunged for a weapon during a fight with another soldier.

Yet Manning was allowed to spend about six months in a purportedly secure intelligence center in eastern Iraq with routine access to classified information — the same center where he sometimes sat at his computer or curled up on the floor, unresponsive to other soldiers.

And the fact that a junior soldier was downloading 700,000 reports, most of them classified, didn’t seem to set off any alarms. Nor were there any questions at the time about why an analyst in Iraq needed vast numbers of military reports from Afghanistan, diplomatic cables about Iceland or assessments of detainees at Guantanamo