"The Indianapolis Colts appear to have their health as they go through the next phase of their offseason program.

Safety Bob Sanders and wide receiver Anthony Gonzalez were among the players participating in the second of nine organized team activities (OTAs) today at the team's West 56th Street complex.

Sanders suffered a season-ending biceps injury against San Francisco Nov. 1 while Gonzalez sustained what proved to be a season-ending injury to his right knee in the team's Sept. 13 opener against Jacksonville. Sanders was not made available to the media today, but Gonzalez insisted he was as close to 100 percent as he's likely to be.

"It was nice just to finally be back and feel like you're part of the team again,'' Gonzalez said after this morning's workout. "Personally it was a lot of fun. Now it's business as usual for everyone.''

That included Sanders. The 2007 NFL Defensive Player of the Year appeared to move effortlessly around the practice field. He has been limited to eight regular-season starts the past two years by knee and bicep injuries.

And that included Adam Vinatieri. The team's veteran place-kicker was limited to six games in 2009 after undergoing surgery on his right hip and right knee.

"This year I'm healed up and this entire offseason we've been working on strengthening everything back and making sure I'll be ready for along season,'' Vinatieri said."