INDIANAPOLIS — It’s time to walk the walk.
The Indianapolis Colts’ offensive linemen — and even their coaches — have certainly done much talking this offseason about how close the group has become both on and off the field.
But now it’s time for coach Joe Philbin’s group to turn that cohesiveness into something tangible on the field.
The real work begins very soon for the big men up front in Indy, a group that was able to overcome a horrid, and injury-plagued, first half of the 2016 season to pull together and become one of the better second-half units in the entire league down the stretch, even as various factors put different faces in different spots from week to week at times.