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This week in Indianapolis, there is unfortunate news to share as Jim Irsay, the owner of the Colts, has confirmed the passing of former offensive lineman Matt Ulrich, who was 41 years old, on Wednesday. Although Ulrich’s cause of death is unknown, it is obvious that his demise is unexpected. Irsay made it apparent that this was a trying time in his social media statement. “I am devastated to learn of Matt Ulrich’s demise. Matt only spent two seasons with us, but he made a lasting impression. Super Bowl champion and a lovely guy, I’ve heard. He was also a great dad. My condolences to his family.
Alison, Ulrich’s wife, and their four boys, Gunther, Dalton, Bowden, and Thoreau, survive him. It is known that Ulrich’s friends and family organized a fundraiser to help support his family. It reportedly received more than $53,000 in donations as of Thursday night. The fund’s home page states, “All proceeds will be given directly to the Ulrich boys.” We appreciate your unwavering prayers, love, support, and upholding of their family.
Despite the fact that his NFL career was short, it was undoubtedly fruitful. Ulrich, who signed with the Colts as an undrafted free agent out of Northwestern, made it onto the team after training camp and played for the Colts in 2005 and 2006. Ulrich played two seasons in the NFL. He would participate in 10 games overall over those two campaigns, but he was a member of the Colts squad that won Super Bowl XLI (February 4, 2007) against the Chicago Bears, 29-17. In fact, that was the final game he played in the NFL. Ulrich continued to work as a player counselor for Harvard’s Football Players Health after hanging up his cleats.
INDIANAPOLIS (AP) — Anthony Richardson gave the Indianapolis Colts a sneak peek at their quarterback of the future in 2023.
They might now begin to fantasize about all the new opportunities.
Two days after losing to the Chicago Cubs in the first round of the playoffs, the team cleared out their lockers and considered what they had accomplished in coach Shane Steichen’s first season as well as what they may accomplish in the next one. When questioned about playing with Richardson, running back Jonathan Taylor responded, “That’s going to be a really awesome sight to see.” He is incredibly gifted, based on both what I saw on the recording and what I witnessed in person. He wants to learn, though. You should always be on the lookout for individuals who possess such talent and a strong desire to learn, as these are the ones who will truly stand out.
