There are no awards given for half- season accomplishments, and even if there were, Jim Caldwell's name likely would be overlooked in any Coach of the Year discussion. The Indianapolis Colts' top man is a stealth coach, neither memorable nor terribly quotable, fading comfortably into the scenery as his team rolls out to a remarkable 8-0 start.
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