The Indianapolis Colts are buying time and control in their ongoing negotiations with Daniel Jones. According to NFL Network’s Tom Pelissero, the Colts
The Indianapolis Colts have made a major decision regarding the future of quarterback Daniel Jones. The Colts will use the transition tag on Jones, according to multiple reports.
While speaking with reporters at the combine last week, Colts GM Chris Ballard indicated that he may be able to retain both Jones and Pierce without having to use either the franchise tag or the transition tag on either player. That won't be the case.
The Indianapolis Colts have used the transition tag on seven-year veteran quarterback Daniel Jones. Jones, a former first-round pick, spent the 2025 season with the Indianapolis Colts but entered the league with the New York Giants.
Most of the NFL mock drafts focus on the early rounds, but there are still many prominent college players who will hear their names called later. These are just some of the big names that could hear their names in the later rounds.
About a week ago, news broke that the Indianapolis Colts and Anthony Richardson mutually agreed to seek a trade. It was the latest development in a saga that has caused far too much drama in Indianapolis, and after three short years, it looks like Richardson's time with the Colts has come to a close.
The countdown to the franchise tag deadline continues, and the Colts face a critical decision. Both Daniel Jones and Alec Pierce are pending free agents at the moment, and teams can only use one tag in a given offseason.
Colts quarterback Daniel Jones might be headed for the franchise tag if he can't reach a contract extension to stay in Indianapolis before Tuesday's deadline for teams to use the roster-management maneuver.
According to Stephen Holder, there has been positive movement in the last 24 hours between the Colts and WR Alec Pierce. He adds a deal between the two sides today feels possible, but odds are it will go down to the wire.
NFL prospects from major programs get most of the attention, but there are numerous examples of players drafted from small schools who have become difference-makers.
The Indianapolis Colts did what everyone expected: they allowed Anthony Richardson Sr. to seek a trade destination. This wasn't a shock, but instead, the culmination of a disappointing three years that resulted in absolutely nothing from a massive draft investment.
The Indianapolis Colts have been working since the season's end to extend quarterback Daniel Jones. If the two sides can't get it done, why would the Colts not look for alternative options?
The Indianapolis Colts may once again turn to a familiar face at quarterback as they prepare for the 2026 season. With Daniel Jones recovering from injury, projections now point to Gardner Minshew as the team’s expected starter under center.
Colts GM Chris Ballard is hoping that TE Tyler Warren is able to take things to the next level in his second season. “He’s going to get better, and that’s the exciting thing,” Ballard said this week at the NFL Scouting Combine, via the team website.
Anthony Richardson’s future with the Indianapolis Colts has become one of the league’s most debated storylines this offseason. Now, a Super Bowl champion has added fuel to the fire with a blunt assessment of the young quarterback’s approach.
As the clock ticks toward Tuesday’s 3 p.m. CT tag deadline, the Colts and pending free agent quarterback Daniel Jones are continuing to negotiate a long-term contract, Jonathan Jones of CBS Sports reports.
The Indianapolis Colts met with multiple prospects during the annual NFL Scouting Combine as they prepare for the upcoming 2026 NFL Draft. In terms of players you'd expect to see the Colts meet with at the combine, those you'd expect to see would be those who play positions the team needs to upgrade this offseason.
CBS Sports’ Jonathan Jones reports the Vikings are closely monitoring QB Daniel Jones‘ situation with the Colts. It’s worth noting the Vikings don’t have the cap space as of now to come up with an offer sheet for Jones, but CBS reports the belief is they could “shift into gear” after Tuesday’s deadline if the Colts don’t use the non-exclusive tag.
MARCH 2: Richardson does not have a strong trade market at this point, SportsBoom’s Jason LaCanfora reports to no surprise. NFL general managers and evaluators predicted Richardson’s value would be a Day 3 pick, with a fifth-rounder mentioned as the potential best-case scenario from the Colts’ perspective.
The Indianapolis Colts have some significant decisions to make before the start of NFL free agency, and the most notable pertains to the franchise tag.
The Indianapolis Colts are targeting a blocking tight end and a safety in the 2026 NFL Draft, with general manager Chris Ballard identifying both positions as priorities heading into the offseason.