The Indianapolis Star is reporting that Bob Sanders isn't doing any on-field work with the team while he recovers "from the physical demands of the 2008 season." The team does not appear to be concerned with his injury status.

Analysis:Sanders must have just gotten absolutely beaten up last year if he is still recovering from the physical demands of last season. In reality, he is playing the veteran card so he doesn't have to participate in offseason practices. Sanders should be fine for the beginning of the season, but if the physical demands of the 2009 season catch up with him then he may find himself on the shelf again.

Anthony Gonzalez missed Sunday's practice with the Colts due to a right leg injury, according to the Associated Press.

Analysis:He sustained the injury during Saturday's practice, and coach Jim Caldwell stated that Gonzalez could return to the field Tuesday or Wednesday. If healthy, Gonzalez is expected to replace Marvin Harrison as the starting receiver opposite Reggie Wayne.

According to the Indianapolis Star, Joseph Addai missed Friday's practice and then informed the team that he had arthroscopic knee surgery this offseason.

Analysis:Here's another case of an injured player hiding surgery from his team. Still, Addai says his knee is feeling better and he should be ready in plenty of time for training camp. Coming off a dreadful season, Addai with have to compete with Donald Brown, but should still be considered the Colts number one back.

Colts.com reports that Peyton Manning has met with team president Bill Polian and head coach Jim Caldwell to discuss the Colts assistant coaching situation.

Analysis:After publicly complaining about the uncertainty of the Colts coaching staff last month, Manning appears to have been assuaged by his meeting with Polian and Caldwell. Even with the offseason departure of long time offensive coordinator Tom Moore, Peyton should still easily be one of the top three of five quarterbacks in the league in 2009.

Colts.com reports that Adam Vinatieri has undergone a surgical procedure to relieve lingering discomfort in his right hip.

Analysis:It is not expected that he will miss any of regular season. While not the premier fantasy kicker he once was, Vinatieri, kicking in the indoor Lucas Oil Stadium, is still a viable option for 2009.