Retired Baltimore Colts linebacker Stan White, now a Ravens radio analyst, still has trouble accepting the horseshoe helmet. "It stirs me whenever I see it," said White, 63.

That changed, and the Baltimore Colts of the 1950s and early ’60s were the first act in the transformation. And then under new owners, the Colts fled to Indiana in 1984.

King, the only NFL player ever to become governor of a state (Massachusetts), also played with Spinney at B.C. and the Colts of 1950. “He was the toughest single person I ever encountered ...

Paul J. Travers remembered the first time he saw the Colts’ mascot, Carolyn Clark, and her Welsh pony, Dixie, cantering around the cinder warning track at old Memorial Stadium. “It was 1960.

Sunday's episode of Peyton's Places will explore the Colts' midnight move from Baltimore to Indianapolis in 1984. Sports newsletter 🏈's best, via 📧 Studio IX 🏀⚽️🥇 Golfweek.com ...