For the past month, 99% of the talk surrounding the Indianapolis Colts has been about what they will do with Daniel Jones and Alec Pierce, their two most important impending free agents.
The Indianapolis Colts announced they have finalized their 2026 coaching staff under HC Shane Steichen. The following are the new hires to the Colts’ staff
As NFL rules have changed, defensive backs' job descriptions have transitioned. Here is our best attempt at identifying the premier DB performer in each NFL franchise's history.
According to Stephen Holder, both the franchise tag and the transition tag could be used on QB Daniel Jones or WR Alec Pierce this offseason. Jones seems the most obvious candidate for the tag; the team will have to pay him $47 million in 2026, which is a lofty number for a player coming off an Achilles injury.
Colts CB Charvarius Ward suffered the third concussion of his career this past season and was shut down for the year in December, which led him to question his future in the league.
The NFL Combine kicks off this week, and while the showcase from Lucas Oil Stadium in Indianapolis commands attention, this event is a critical tee-up for the NFL Draft in late April.
The Indianapolis Colts and their former first-round pick, Anthony Richardson, seem to be headed towards a separation this offseason. If that comes to fruition, it will be very interesting to see which team takes a chance on the athletic phenom who won't even turn 24 until May.
As the 2026 NFL draft inches closer, the Indianapolis Colts are shaping a clear list of priorities based on team needs. With free agency looming, it's still not 100% clear what the Colts will need the most, but the roster has a few gaps that need young talent.
The 2025 season was a tale of two very different halves for the Indianapolis Colts. After winning a quarterback competition over Anthony Richardson, Daniel Jones went on to lead the NFL’s top offense.
The NFL Combine is here and begins this week, as all 32 teams will watch closely as the 2026 prospects display their athleticism, football IQ, and potential at Lucas Oil Stadium in Indianapolis.
The Indianapolis Colts' offense doesn't need much retooling through the NFL draft or free agency. While Daniel Jones and Alec Pierce need new deals; it's assumed both will happen as soon as possible.
Next week, hundreds of coaches, scouts, and prospects will gather in Indianapolis for the 2026 edition of the NFL Combine. Chris Ballard, Shane Steichen, and the rest of the Indianapolis Colts brass won't have to travel far, but they'll have quite a bit of work to do.
The Indianapolis Colts experienced a tumultuous season in 2025. They began the year strong, with an 8-2 record heading into their bye week. The season concluded on a disappointing note, as the team suffered seven consecutive losses and finished the year 8-9.
It's never easy for NFL teams to make roster cuts, especially if it's a pillar of the franchise. For the Indianapolis Colts, no player frees up more cap space than wide receiver Michael Pittman Jr.
The Indianapolis Colts have two of the most intimidating defensive tackles known to the NFL: DeForest Buckner and Grover Stewart. While this duo has terrorized offensive interiors for years, it's been more difficult for the Colts to find competent role players to back up the dominant pair.
Indianapolis Colts star Nick Cross has increasingly become one of the more talked-about safeties in the 2026 NFL free agent class, with projections linking him to teams looking to bolster their defensive backfields.
No matter how much or how little hope Indianapolis Colts fans have had over the past few seasons, each year has ended the same: one game away from .500 and no playoff appearance.
According to a report from KPRC's Aaron Wilson on February 20, the Indianapolis Colts worked out free-agent linebacker Markus Bailey, per a league source.
A former NFL and college football player has been found guilty of numerous charges in a massive fraud scheme worth hundreds of millions of dollars. According to TMZ, former UConn offensive lineman Keith Gray was convicted on nine counts in federal court relating to a $328 million fraud scheme.
The Indianapolis Colts have multiple defensive needs they need to address this offseason. The main one being edge rusher, with the room looking pretty bare right now, with just Laiatu Latu and JT Tuimoloau the only notable players returning to the room.
During the 2025 NFL Draft, the Indianapolis Colts needed to add playmakers to help quarterback Anthony Richardson get comfortable in the NFL. To accomplish that goal, Indianapolis selected tight end Tyler Warren with their first-round pick.
The Indianapolis Colts could be in the market for a game-changing receiver as the 2026 NFL offseason begins to take shape. Christian Kirk, a proven playmaker with a career filled with production and versatility, has emerged as a strong prediction for the team’s top free-agent pursuit.
A lot of changes could be coming to the Indianapolis Colts this offseason — including saying goodbye to one of their top perimeter weapons. Indy has a lot of questions to answer prior to next year's kickoff.
Anthony Richardson's time with the Indianapolis Colts appears to be coming to a close. According to ESPN's Stephen Holder, the Colts plan to have Daniel Jones as their starting quarterback going forward, meaning Richardson will likely be on a different team in 2026.
The Indianapolis Colts’ experiment with quarterback Anthony Richardson appears to be over. Richardson is “increasingly likely” to be moved by the Colts this offseason, according to Stephen Holder of ESPN.