Philadelphia District Attorney Lynne Abraham plans to announce the results of an investigation involving Indianapolis Colts receiver Marvin Harrison.

Tony Dungy still enjoys the challenge of coaching. He just has to decide whether commuting from Indianapolis to see his wife and children in Florida is worth it. Dungy will spend this week contemplating his future as coach of the Colts, continuing his annual ritual of heading home to Tampa, Fla., to determine whether he can adequately balance football life with family life.

Now comes the time for several major decisions. Will Tony Dungy decide to retire from coaching and head back to his home in Tampa? The pieces are in place for that to happen, what with assistant head coach/quarterbacks coach Jim Caldwell having already been named as the head coach-in-waiting last year.

Will veteran wide receiver Marvin Harrison be back? Indianapolis will save $7 million under the 2009 salary cap if it releases Harrison after the season. His salary cap charge is $13.9 million and he is due $9 million in base salary next year. He has three years remaining on a seven-year, $67 million deal that he signed in 2004.

Among the Colts’ key free agents are center Jeff Saturday, cornerback Kelvin Hayden, running back Dominic Rhodes, cornerback Keiwan Ratliff,…

One and done. For the sixth time in the last nine seasons , the Indianapolis Colts’ National Football League postseason ended before it had much of a chance to get off the ground.

Now the waiting begins, but the end game is in place. Either Tony Dungy will return for an eighth season as the Indianapolis Colts’ head coach, or he’ll retire as the winningest coach in franchise history and turn over the post to associate head coach Jim Caldwell.

It was the definitive Dungyball exhibition. The Indianapolis Colts played without a turnover. They had two end-zone takeaways. They followed their winning formula.

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Indianapolis’ season ended the same way it started. The defense couldn’t get off the field, the offense couldn’t run the ball and there were too many penalties. It wasn’t the closing chapter Tony Dungy or Peyton Manning scripted after what may have been their most rewarding NFL regular season together.

For 2nd year, Indy posts first-round playoff flameout to Chargers.

If Indianapolis Colts head coach Tony Dungy elects to retire from coaching after this season , he’ll retire…