Colts back in Indy after losing SB 44

INDIANAPOLIS (WISH/AP) - The Indianapolis Colts returned home Monday evening after losing in Super Bowl 44 to the New Orleans Saints.

Chopper 8 captured video of the players getting off their plane, boarding luxury buses and driving back to the Colts Complex under heavy police escort.

A handful of fans showed up to cheer on the Colts.

One car drove by carrying a sign "Win or lose, where's the parade?" making reference to the parade three years ago when the Colts won the championship.

Despite the devastating 31-17 loss, the Colts aren’t moping around; instead they credited the Saints for outplaying them in Miami and then turned their attention to next season.

The Colts should look pretty familiar.

With new free agency rules expected because of the likelihood of an uncapped season, most Colts players will stay.

And the Colts should get three key starters back from injuries in training camp.

But the biggest offseason move will be re-signing Peyton Manning. Team owner Jim Irsay has already said he will make Manning the league's highest-paid quarterback.

So the Colts insist Sunday's loss will be their motivation in 2010.