On Tuesday of this week, Daniel Jones underwent surgery on the Achilles tear which brought an early end to his 2025 season. A recovery timeline has now emerged for the pending free agent.
As every NFL fan knows, Philip Rivers has come out of retirement to join the Indianapolis Colts. Will this be a one-and-done season for the quarterback or could he return in 2026?
The Indianapolis Colts have multiple essential players on their roster set to hit free agency. The headliners are recently injured QB Daniel Jones, breakout WR Alec Pierce, and one of the most underrated players on the roster, Nick Cross.
All NFL players enter the season with high hopes, but sometimes seasons don't go as hoped. These 20 players have been some of the biggest disappointments early in the 2025 season.
Colts C Tanor Bortolini said that QB Phillip Rivers‘ speech provided a much-needed spark to the team after losing QB Daniel Jones for the season. “He said, ‘You know what?
While he underwent successful surgery today to repair his torn Achilles’, Colts QB Daniel Jones‘ future is currently uncertain. Jonathan Jones of CBS Sports mentions that Jones may not be back with the team next season.
The NFL has seen players retire and change their minds plenty of times. Brett Favre and Tom Brady come to mind. However, the NFL has never seen a player retire for four seasons, then announce their return, sign a contract in the final month of the regular season, and make a start in the same week.
This week has been one of the more memorable ones in recent Indianapolis Colts history, and they have a chance to cap it all off with a win against the Seattle Seahawks on Sunday.
For years, Thanksgiving belonged to the NFL, but Christmas belonged to the NBA. Occasionally, an NFL game would fall on Christmas, but it was anomalous, even avoided if possible.
Philip Rivers is back in the NFL with the Indianapolis Colts, and Michael Pittman Jr. is happy to have him back. On3 recently spoke to the veteran wide receiver, who reflected on playing with Rivers back during his rookie season and what he brings to the table now.
In his first game back from four-plus seasons in retirement, Colts quarterback Philip Rivers will not have a fully healthy offensive line on Sunday in Seattle.
Quarterback Philip Rivers shockingly ended his retirement this week to rejoin the Colts on a practice squad deal. After the 44-year-old showed well in practice, the Colts signed him to their active roster on Saturday.
The Colts announced four roster moves, including signing QB Philip Rivers to the active roster ahead of his start in Week 15. The team is also placing OT Braden Smith on injured reserve, while elevating WR Coleman Owen and DT Chris Wormley from the practice squad.
The Indianapolis Colts plan to move newly signed quarterback Philip Rivers from the practice squad to th 53-man active roster, meaning he could play Sunday in Seattle against the Seahawks, ESPN reported Saturday.
The Indianapolis Colts will start 44-year-old quarterback Philip Rivers for a brutal tilt against the Seattle Seahawks tomorrow from Lumen Field. Indianapolis took the NFL world by storm when they brought Rivers out of retirement and placed him on the practice squad.
The Indianapolis Colts' choice to trade for CB Sauce Gardner will force the Colts to wait till day two to make their first selection in the 2026 NFL Draft, along with 2027.
Ex-NFL safety Ryan Clark took to ESPN’s "First Take" on Friday to tear apart the quarterback situation of the Indianapolis Colts with a railing indictment of their perceived incompetence and irresponsibility, as they are expected to start Philip Rivers against Seattle this weekend.
Daniel Jones shared a heartfelt message on Thursday after having his career season cut short due to injury. The Indianapolis Colts quarterback suffered a non-contact leg injury last Sunday during his team’s Week 14 contest against the Jacksonville Jaguars.