The Indianapolis Colts
are currently the National Football League’s only undefeated team with a
record of 8-0 and two of their teammates want the competition to know.
Hip-Hop continues to merge with the professional sports industry
as Indianapolis based rapper Jim-E-Mac has landed Colts team members Cato June
and Donald Strickland on a single.
“Go Colts” is receiving airplay on local radio station
Hot 96.3 and advises other NFL teams about the repercussions of challenging
the AFC’s #1 team.
Cato June, who is one of the league’s leaders in interceptions
raps:
Not yet the greatest, but I’m the latest/The crowd goes
crazy ’cause I’m so tenacious
Strickland, a cornerback, references his jersey number, 30,
during his verse which rhymes:
Trey-0 roamin’ the surface/Super Bowl the purpose/Got ’em
scared and nervous/leave opponents out of service.
Strickland was recently returned to the team’s roster
after being placed on injured reserve in Sept. due to a hamstring injury.
The Colts returned to Indiana for practice at the Union Federal
Football Center yesterday (Nov. 9) after defeating the New England Patriots
on Monday night.
The team will next take on the 1-7 Houston Texans this Sunday.