Practice scuffle puts Colts, Ravens in opposite corners
(WorldNews Health)

WESTFIELD, Ind. (AP) - The Indianapolis Colts and Baltimore Ravens traded punches Saturday. First-year Colts coach Frank Reich jabbed back quickly after fists flew, a helmet was tossed and the two sidelines emptied onto the field, first to help defend teammates and then to restore order. Perhaps one or two scuffles could have been expected from two franchises that celebrated championships in Baltimore, especially given so many players are fighting for jobs. But the responses left the coaches in opposite corners. “We’re football players. We’re professional football players. We’re not fighters. This is not the MMA, we’re not in a cage, so that’s...