"There's no doubt, the last 18 months have been quite a ride,'' Arians said Monday, taking time out on his team's rookie reporting day to chat, as part of his role in Gatorade's annual "Beat the Heat'' program. "Going from, let's just say retirement whether it was forced or not to what went on in Indy last year and the Coach of the Year award, to watching (Colts head coach) Chuck Pagano get healthy and win his battle with leukemia, and then to have this opportunity arise. Yeah, it's kind of a crazy twist."It's something that just has to get worked out," Colts coach Tony Dungy said Thursday here at the scouting combine. "Both sides understand what the issues are. Peyton deserves to get paid a ton of money, and we've also got to keep the team around him so we can win.

"It's been fantastic," Kumble says of his visit to the city where he showed off the ICC World Twenty20 trophy to more than 100,000 people lining the sidewalks of the pa