The Colts secured one of their starting offensive linemen for four more years, granting a contract extension to Bernhard Raimann.

The Indianapolis Colts put the pads on for the first time in training camp, resulting in a high-spirited affair of clean football between both sides of the ball. It was a run-heavy day that ended up benefiting both quarterbacks and the offense as a whole.

He said last week that there was a gap between his asking price and the Colts’ offers, but that difference was resolved in a matter of days.

NFL teams can have 90 players on their rosters at the start of camp until they must be trimmed to 53 at the end of the preseason.

Players can be placed on injured reserve list or the physically unable to perform list, requiring significant time away from the field.

The Colts signed OT Bernhard Raimann to a four-year, $100 million contract, Mike Garafolo reported on Monday night. The contract includes $60 million guaranteed makes him the sixth highest-paid tackle in the league tied with Lane Johnson and Laremy Tunsil.

After undergoing offseason ankle surgery, Indianapolis Colts' linebacker Zaire Franklin hasn't practiced during training camp yet. But Shane Steichen believes he is close to returning.