IndyStar
INDIANAPOLIS – It looks likely the best offensive line the Colts have had in a decade is sticking together for at least another year.
At Tuesday's media availability at the NFL Scouting Combine, Colts general manager Chris Ballard said left tackle Anthony Castonzo told him he intends on playing next season after mulling retirement for most of the month of January. Ballard added the Colts are working on a contract with the 10-year veteran.
Castonzo had just finished playing out the four-year, $43 million extension he signed in 2015, and although he considered retirement due to “personal reasons,” he has decided he has more football left in him.