Vinatieri missed his only field goal attempt from 29 yards but did make an extra point in Monday's loss to the Jets.

Vinatieri had missed just five of 165 field goal attempts of 20 to 29 yards in his career before Monday. He's missed both field goal attempts this season. Vinatieri was the NFL's most accurate kicker last season, so the misses are likely an outlier but there should be some concern since he's 42 years old.

Vinatieri missed his only field goal attempt from 52 yards and had no extra points in Sunday's loss to Buffalo.

The Colts went for two-point conversions on both second half touchdowns when down 24-0, so Vinatieri never had an extra-point attempt. Vinatieri missed just one field goal last year on 31 attempts and had been outstanding on field goals of 50 yards or more (1 of 17 from 50-plus yards the last three seasons). We wouldn't be worried about his miss or lack of points as a result.

Vinatieri made all three field goal attempts, including a 55-yard field goal, in Saturday's preseason win over St. Louis.

With a 55-yard field goal, Vinatieri doesn't appear to be slowing down at age 42. In fact, he appears to be improving from 50 yards or more as he gets older. He's 11-of-17 from 50-plus yards the last three seasons, after converting only 12-of-25 during the first 16 years of his career.

Vinatieri made one extra point and did not attempt a field goal in Sunday's 42-7 loss to the Cowboys.

Nearly every Colts player disappointed on Sunday, Vinatieri included. The Colts had major difficulties moving the ball, finishing with just 229 total yards, and Vinatieri paid the price. He has now made more than one field goal just once in his last four games.

Vinatieri made both field goal attempts, from 51 and 33 yards, along with his only extra point attempt in Sunday's win over Cleveland.

Vinatieri remains perfect on the season, having made all 27 field goal attempts, including three from 50 yards or more. The only negative for Vinatieri was that the Colts went for two two-point conversions during Sunday's win.

Vinatieri made both field goal attempts, including a 50-yard field goal, in Sunday's win over the Bengals. He also had three extra points.

Vinatieri has had an amazing improvement in his long range field goal attempts late his carer as he's 9-of-14 from 50-plus yards the last three seasons, after converting on only 12-of-25 during the first 16 years of his career.

Vinatieri converted both of his field goal attempts en route to eight points Sunday versus Baltimore.

Vinatieri made 38 and 34 yard kicks Sunday and has now converted all 10 of his field goal attempts on the season. Through five games, Vinatieri ranks second league-wide with 48 points.

Vinatieri converted both of his field goal attempts en route to 11 points Sunday versus the Titans.

Vinatieri made good from 31 and 30 yards on his respective field goal kicks Sunday. The veteran kicker has now scored 25 points over the Colts' past two games.

Vinatieri made all three field goals (from 25, 43 and 48 yards) and all five extra points in Sunday's win over Jacksonville.

Vinatieri has made all six field goal attempts this season, including three from 40 yards or more.

Vinatieri made both field goal attempts from 46 and 27 yards along with all three extra point attempts in Monday's loss to Philadelphia.

Vinatieri has made all three field goal attempts this season as he shows no signs of slowing down at age 41.

Vinatieri enters Monday night's game against the Eagles with six points from Week 1.

Vinatieri made his only field goal attempt, a 25-yarder, in the Colts' Week 1 loss to the Broncos last weekend. With three extra points adding to his point toal, Vinatieri should have more scoring opportunities in what could be a high-scoring contest Monday in Indianapolis.

Vinatieri made all three field goal attempts in the preseason, including a long of 53 yards.

Vinatieri is 41 years old, but doesn't appear to be slowing down as he's 8-of-13 from 50-plus yards, after converting on only 12-of-25 during the first 16 years of his career.

Colts re-signed K Adam Vinatieri to a two-year contract.

The 41-year-old made a career-high 35 field goals last season, going 19-of-23 from 40-plus yards out. With P Pat McAfee also back in the fold on a long-term deal to also handle kickoff duties, the Colts have locked up both special teams legs. Vinatieri previously stated he plans to kick for two or three more seasons.

Updating a previous item, free agent K Adam Vinatieri is not a franchise tag option for the Colts.

The Indy Star considers free agent K Adam Vinatieri a candidate for the franchise tag.

The standard figure for placekickers on the franchise tag is $3.4 million. But under the CBA, Vinatieri would cost roughly $4 million to tag because he was already making $3.4 million last season. It's a steep price, but the Colts could pay it to avoid giving a 41-year-old Vinatieri a long-term deal. Last year, Sebastian Janikowski got four years and $19 million, Robbie Gould got four years and $15 million, and Rob Bironas got two years worth $6.675 million.

Impending free agent K Adam Vinatieri plans to kick "two or three more years."

Vinatieri converted 35-of-40 field goals and all 34 extra points this past season, drilling 19-of-23 kicks from 40-plus yards out. Vinatieri turned 41 last month.

Adam Vinatieri tied an NFL record in Week 13 by making four field goals from 40-49 yards out.

Vinatieri made five field goals overall and added an extra point for a difference-making fantasy day. The Colts' red-zone struggles will make him a strong option weekly, although we'd prefer to use him in a dome. Indy travels outside to Cincy in Week 14 and then comes home for a tasty inside matchup with the Texans in Week 15.

Adam Vinatieri is 3-of-5 on field goals from 50 yards out or more this season.

Adam Vinatieri has converted 26 consecutive field goals at Lucas Oil Stadium.

Vinatieri went 4-for-4 in yesterday's loss to the Browns, including an impressive 52-yarder. The problem is that the Colts will struggle to even get into field-goal range against good defenses, leaving Vinatieri as a weak fantasy play.

Colts agreed to terms with K Adam Vinatieri on a three-year contract.

Vinatieri bounced back from an injury-plagued 2009 season to drill 26 of 28 field goal attempts as a top-five fantasy kicker last year. The 38-year-old is once again a K1, though his field goal production could take a hit with Peyton Manning's weapons back to full health.