Colts guard Ryan Lilja has been cut by Indianapolis, his agent told The Associated Press.  Lilja, a former K-State standout, started all 19 games, including the Super Bowl loss to New Orleans, last season for the Colts, but the team decided to release him Monday, agent Craig Domann said.   The 28-year-old Lilja received his $1.7 million roster bonus before being cut.  The Indianapolis Star first reported the move on its Web site.  Lilja signed with Kansas City as an undrafted free agent in 2004, and was later released and signed with the Colts. Indianapolis re-signed him in 2008 to a five-year deal that was worth about $19 million, but he missed that season with a knee injury.