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s for tryouts Indianapolis Colts Hats , release LBs George and Adams A general manager’s work is never done, especially when that general manager operates on the philosophy that no stone should remain unturned to find competitive talent to bolster a team’s roster. With that mentality, Ballard has continued to churn the Colts’ roster, making more moves and bringing in players for tryouts.Waived PlayersColts linebacker Jeremiah George has been released and they have also waived Tyrell Adams, who were both on IR. They have received injury settlements and to allow the team to part with them. Neither move is entirely surprising, as both were expected to provide depth on the roster, and George particularly did not stand out among a much younger and faster linebacker group.Offensive LinemenWe detailed the addition of Sean Harlow here, and Will Holden is cut from the same mold. Holden saw his draft stock rise in the East-West Shrine game and ended up being selected in the 5th round by the Arizona Cardinals. He was a cutdown casualty a week ago, and now finds himself visiting the Colts. Like Harlow Indianapolis Colts Hoodie , Holden can play the guard or tackle position.LinebackersNigel Harris is a 23-year-old undrafted free agent linebacker who spent time with the Chargers, Giants, and Buccaneers last season before being waived by the Bucs during cutdowns. He has played in 8 games in his time in his short time in the league.Jacob Pugh is an option at the SAM linebacker position who spent time with Seattle this offseason. He was signed as an undrafted free agent but was not able to make the final roster in Seattle. Pugh played as a 3-4 rush linebacker, but could be a good fit as depth at the SAM in the Colts’ 4-3 scheme. Emmanuel Smith is another young linebacker who might be a fit at the SAM role as a depth guy. He has the speed and athleticism coming out of Vanderbilt to be a special teams contributor. He spent the offseason with the Falcons before being released at cuts. CornerbacksTarvarus McFadden was a much sought after undrafted free agent and signed with the 49ers, spending his camp there. He has the right length and ability to do well at the position, and it is certainly one in need of improvement for the Colts. He would be another player who needs to show an ability to contribute to special teams.Kalan Reed was the Titans’ 7th round pick in 2016 and was placed on injured reserve and then released on August 27th of this year after he broke his foot during practice. He has played in 7 games in his career, but would likely be unable to contribute immediately while recovering from his foot injury.Herb Waters is a corner who converted from wide receiver during his first season with the Packers in 2016, after signing as an undrafted free agent. He missed the season after a shoulder injury last August and re-signed with the Packers this offseason, but did not survive cuts. Wide ReceiverKorey Robertson was a coveted undrafted free agent and was signed by the Vikings in the offseason and given a $50 Cheap Customized Indianapolis Colts Jerseys ,000 signing bonus to entice him there. Given the team’s crowded wide receiver room, it isn’t terribly upsetting to think he couldn’t make the cut, and he could definitely offer improvement for a team like the Colts with a lot of questions at the position. Robertson is a player who knows how to use his size well, and that matters to Chris Ballard. He isn’t’ the fastest player, so he would need to show an ability to really polish his route running to make himself a role on the team, but he has the measurable to give himself a chance.There is one commonality among all these players. They are all younger than 25 years old. While players like Johnathan Hankins and Bashaud Breeland sit on the market as free agents, Chris Ballard continues to look for possible additions in young players who can be developed and grown as a part of the team’s long term plan. In consecutive weeks, the Seattle Seahawks produced consecutive 100-yard games rushing from running backs, which is a massive accomplishment considering the futility the team has faced for more than a season trying to run the ball.Adding to the novelty of the accomplishment: it was two different running backs reaching the century mark www.thecoltsfootballauthentic.com , and neither of which was rookie first-round pick Rashaad Penny."We really needed to focus and establish that we could run the football and find our offensive line's nature," Seattle coach Pete Carroll said. "I think we've really tapped into that. That's really important and it's a long, long season."Seattle's promise throughout the offseason of returning to being a run-first offense has finally come to fruition in the past two weeks, and not surprisingly the Seahawks have won two straight. Two weeks ago against Dallas, Chris Carson rumbled for 102 yards in a 24-13 victory. He became the first Seahawks running back to reach the century mark after 22 straight regular season games without a back getting to the 100-yard mark.And last week at Arizona, veteran Mike Davis rushed 21 times for 101 yards and two touchdowns in the 20-17 win over the Cardinals.The last time the Seahawks had any running back rush for 100 yards in consecutive games was Weeks 10 and 11 of the 2014 season when Marshawn Lynch did it and Seattle was on its way to a second straight NFC championship and Super Bowl appearance.Yeah, it had been a while."I think our emphasis has been to really make sure and get this knocked out and I didn't feel like we got it done the first two weeks and if anything, we had maybe gone overboard," Carroll said. "Carrying the ball thirty times gives you a chance to play really good football and that means you're really committed and it's clear. We'll build from here."Carson having a 100-yard game has been an expectation since this time last year when he was showing promise as a rookie before a season ending lower-leg injury. The surprise wasn't Davis having that much success against the Cardinals Indianapolis Colts T-Shirt , but rather the fact his carries seemed to come at the expense of Penny.Seattle spent a first-round pick on Penny for a reason, but those skills as a runner haven't emerged yet. The rookie was slowed during training camp by a small hand fracture that left him only doing conditioning on the side and not getting a chance to take part in most of the preseason. Penny had 20 carries for 43 yards through the first three games, but finally showed some flash last week against the Cardinals with nine carries for 49 yards."I'm just getting comfortable and being confident and I that is something that is slowly happening, especially after last week," Penny said.Penny said the time on the sideline dealing with the hand injury and the subsequent surgery threw him off track and it's taken about a quarter of the regular season to finally get back to where he was at the start of training camp. But that means accepting being in a rotation at running back for now. Carson is expected back this week against the Rams and Carroll said Davis will be given more opportunity after his performance last week."I'm finally working at being back to who I was and being back into that form and shape of that guy who they drafted," Penny said. "I can't do it without the great running backs I've got in that room. They pick me up, everyone does."NOTES: Seattle signed safety T.J. Green and veteran safety/linebacker Maurice Alexander, and promoted TE Darrell Daniels from the practice squad to fill three open roster spots. Green was a second-round pick of the Colts in 2016 and appeared in 31 games over two seasons. Alexander was in training camp with Seattle and was part of the final cuts. He brings the versatility of being able to play both safety and linebacker. ... Carroll said LB K.J. Wright will not be back this week. Wright has been out since late August following knee surgery.