Tony Dungy is sticking with the Colts.
The team said Monday that Dungy will remain with Indianapolis through at least the 2008 season before turning over the coaching to hand-picked successor Jim Caldwell.
Dungy, the first black coach to win a Super Bowl, spent a week meeting with his family, close friends and trusted colleagues while deciding whether to return for a seventh season with the Colts.
It's the third straight year Dungy seriously considered retiring.
It's good to hear that Tony Dungy will be coming back, for at least this season. He is a classy guy and I'm sure his team, the Colts, are glad he will be back. Jim Caldwell will be prepared to take over, if not the 2009 season, whenever Tony Dungy chooses to retire.
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