Colts add Fulton, two others to practice squad

Published: Sep 06, 2010 at 06:35 AM

INDIANAPOLIS -- The Indianapolis Colts have added three more players to their practice squad.

The Colts announced Monday they had signed receiver Alric Arnett, defensive back Cornelius Brown and offensive lineman Xavier Fulton. Arnett and Brown are both rookies. Fulton is in his second NFL season after spending last year with Tampa Bay.

The moves come one day after the Colts re-signed five players that had been cut, including quarterback Tom Brandstater, CFL veteran John Chick and three undrafted rookies.

The defending AFC champions open the season Sunday at Houston.

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