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Indianapolis #Colts Site Manager & Lead Voice for @StampedeBlue. #Florida Sports Law J.D. & #Butler Alum. Attorney. My opinions are my own.
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Colts training camp battle early preview: Linebacker Original

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By Luke Schultheis Verified
| Stampede Blue Verified
The Indianapolis Colts have almost completely revamped their linebacker corps, as backups Austin Ajiake and Jaylon Carlies are the lone memorable holdovers from last year’s defense. Specifically, the Colts sent former All-Pro linebacker Zaire Franklin to the Green Bay Packers in an earlier offseason trade, while fellow veteran starter Germaine Pratt remains unsigned as a free agent.
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Colts Reacts Survey Results

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By Luke Schultheis Verified
| Yahoo Sports Verified
With the heat rising, and Indianapolis Colts training camp still a few weeks away, we're still firmly in the 'dog days' of the summer. That being said, there is always Colts related content to discuss, if you look hard enough.
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Individuals With CLL Face Increased Risk for Skin Cancer

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By Luke Schultheis Verified
| Oncology Nursing Society
Individuals with chronic lymphocytic leukemia (CLL) had a 6.6 percentage-point higher 10-year absolute risk of developing skin cancer than matched controls, according to study results published in the April 2026 issue of JAMA Dermatology. The researchers conducted a population-based study of patients with CLL from Danish registry data collected from January 1990–December 2020.
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