Indianapolis Colts quarterback Andrew Luck is working on his timing with new recievers. Clark Wade/IndyStar, Clark Wade/IndyStar
WESTFIELD — You saw it, him looking off the safety, looking ... looking ... looking ... then drilling T.Y. Hilton deep down the sideline. The sort of play those two have completed a million times — and the sort of play they haven’t completed in a good, long while.
The sort of play that tells you it’s coming back to him.
Andrew Luck, a few hours after admitting to putting up some things that “looked pretty silly on film” during his first few days back on the football field, made the Indianapolis Colts’ defense look silly for two hours Sunday night, lighting up the unit for the bulk of the team’s fourth training camp practice.