After week spent helping Haiti, Pierre Garcon helps Colts You can forgive wide receiver Pierre Garçon if he wasn't as concerned with football this week as most of his Indianapolis Colts teammates. ... Fantasy Football Breaking News Pierre Garcon caught five passes for 34 yards against the Ravens in the Divisional Round of the playoffs Saturday night. Peyton Manning went to Garcon early ... Playoff win is diversion for Colts WR Garcon of Haiti AP Mark Duncan AP Indianapolis Colts wide receiver Pierre Garcon (85) knocks the ball out of the hands of Baltimore Ravens safety Ed Reed (20) after Reed ... Garcon's stop serves up a win Colts quarterback Peyton Manning threw a deep ball across the field intended for Pierre Garçon. Reed stepped in and picked off the throw at the Baltimore 35 ... NFL Divisional Fantasy Rankings and Predictions Pierre Garcon—It's tough to rely on guys like Garcon, because Peyton spreads the ball so much, but his size will be key against Baltimore and he burned them for 108 yards last time. 14. Roy E. Williams—Williams returned to the fantasy scene last week, but is still very unreliable. 15. Austin Collie—Had a solid rookie season and still gets lots of love by Manning. 16. Braylon Edwards—Has had a case of the "dropsies", but he can still be great at times. 17. Mark Clayton—You have to be desperate to rely on Clayton.   TEs: 1. Dallas Clark—Clark is unstoppable and even Ray Lewis and company will have trouble stopping h... End of a dynasty Wide receiver Pierre Garcon of the Colts was born in Carmel, NY, but says he has too many relatives in Haiti to count and has been deeply affected by the ...

When Trouble Erupts, Courage Rises Up Pierre Garcon is a man of valor. His courage will be displayed this weekend when the Colts-Ravens game is played. Who will I cheer? Why will I cheer? After listening to the repetitive accounts of the earthquake in Haiti, I was saddened by the pictures of the devastation and confusion. I will cheer for the people of Haiti and for the extended family of Pierre Garcon and of others whose families are affected by the recent 7.0 earthquake. Access to the island has been challenged. Equipment and supplies are needed to rescue and recover those who are trapped under debris and fallen structures. Garcon is a man of valor. When he plays football this weekend, he will play...

Why Pierre Garçon is a key to winning the Super Bowl by JakeTheSnake on Jan 16, 2010 7:27 AM EST 18 comments Pierre Garçon has a lot on his mind right now. You would too if you had friends and family in your ...

Baseball pledges $1 million to help Haiti Indianapolis Colts receiver Pierre Garcon says he finally contacted family members displaced by the quake. Garcon said his mother received a call from a relative Wednesday night. "I ... got some good information," he said. "We're still looking for the rest of them." -- Oklahoma State safety Lucien Antoine has an uncle with six children in Port-au-Prince, and all are missing. Other members of his family in Cap-Haitien, several hours away, survived. -- Philadelphia 76ers center Samuel Dalembert, who said Wednesday he had heard from his father in Haiti but still not been in contact with other family members, announced he is making a $100,000 donation to the recovery efforts.

TIM ETHRIDGE COLUMN» Evansville Courier & Press With Indy up 17-3 in the third quarter, Ravens safety Ed Reed stepped in front of Pierre Garcon for an interception and began weaving his way down the sideline. Garcon caught up from behind, knocked the ball loose, and it bounced directly to tight end Dallas Clark. "He took my touchdown away, so I had to go and get the ball back," said Garcon. Reed got another interception on the continued drive, returning the ball inside the 10, but cornerback Corey Ivey was called for interference. So despite two apparent turnovers, both returned deep into their territory, the Colts used up almost eight minutes of game clock and wound up with a field goal that stretched their lead to 17 points.