The Indianapolis Colts took the NFL world by storm in the early stages of last season when they turned a Daniel Jones-led offense into one of the league's most efficient operations of the 21st century.
The Indianapolis Colts will hold their first practice of training camp one week from today, and there are many storylines that fans will be following closely.
Daniel Jones’ breakout season in 2025 was no coincidence. And Indianapolis Colts fans have a lot of reasons to believe success will follow, including a couple of promising coaches on staff.
The Indianapolis Colts are confident in their new-look squad ahead of the 2026-27 season, but a good portion of their roster features players who have yet to fully prove themselves as viable options in the NFL.
It’s way too early to sell stock on three-time Pro Bowler defensive tackle DeForest Buckner. The Indianapolis Colts may have many questions going into the 2026 NFL season, but defensive tackle isn’t one of them.
Be it stars returning from late-season injuries to starter-level players who missed most or all of last season, the NFL features a host of rehab odysseys to follow as training camps near.
The Indianapolis Colts spent most of the Chris Ballard era not having to worry about who's snapping the ball to whichever quarterback -- and there have been many of them -- is running the offense.
Nearly half of the league (fifteen teams) uses artificial turf for its home game field during the regular season, and the Indianapolis Colts are one of those teams.
The Indianapolis Colts are less than two weeks away from the start of training camp at Grand Park Sports Complex. The expectations in Indy for the 2026 season are playoffs or bust, as the team has now missed the postseason five consecutive years.
It could seem quite repetitive to say this regarding the 2026 season for the Indianapolis Colts, but nearly all of the team's success rides on the health and performance of quarterback Daniel Jones.
The Indianapolis Colts parted ways with two-year starting strong safety Nick Cross earlier this offseason after he signed with the Washington Commanders in free agency.
The Indianapolis Colts may have not had a ton of roster turnover from a season ago, especially on offense, but there are a few position rooms that said goodbye to longtime starters earlier this offseason.
The 2025 NFL season didn't go as smoothly as hoped for some proven players. These players are the top candidates on their respective teams to bounce back this season.
The Jets insisted upon including Adonai Mitchell in the blockbuster Sauce Gardner trade with the Colts last year in the hopes that the 2024 second-round pick would become a key part of their receiving corps.
ESPN has released its top-10 tight end rankings as voted on by NFL personnel, and it’s safe to say that Indianapolis has a wildcard that will wreak havoc on the AFC South division for years to come.
Former Indianapolis Colts kicker Adam Vinatieri, the NFL’s all-time scoring leader, was recently inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame in a well-deserved honor for his accomplishments during his playing career.
Colts running back Jonathan Taylor ranks second in the NFL with 626 rushing attempts since 2024, as well as a snap share over 80%. He also led the league with 323 carries and took a whopping 46% of his team’s offensive touches last year.
The offseason Daniel Jones prognosis has generally pointed towards a Week 1 return, and there’s more good news to pass along regarding his comeback from a torn Achilles.
Olympic gymnast Simone Biles was one of many celebrities in attendance for Travis Kelce and Taylor Swift's wedding last weekend. Kelce and Swift tied the knot on July 3 at Madison Square Garden in New York City.
Over the past five draft classes a handful of highly picked QBs have failed to become the answer that teams expected them to be. Here are three of them.