Every NFL draft is pivotal, but this year means just a little bit more for the Indianapolis Colts as general manager Chris Ballard and head coach Shane Steichen enter what could be their final season in Indy if things go south.
Even without a first-round pick, the Indianapolis Colts are in a great position to be a team that could create some massive waves during the 2026 NFL Draft, but it would take them getting aggressive.
The Indianapolis Colts are once again without a first-round pick entering the NFL Draft. It's the third time under general manager Chris Ballard's leadership the team's first draft selection is slated for Day 2 (rounds 2-3) of the draft.
Indianapolis, IN -- If you’ve even remotely followed the Indianapolis Colts during the pre-draft process, then you know just how glaring a hole the linebacker position sits.
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Indianapolis Colts wide receiver Ashton Dulin is celebrating a massive accomplishment during the offseason ahead of the biggest training camp of his NFL career, with a starting spot up for grabs.
Teams are finalizing their Big Boards with much of NFL free agency in the rearview mirror. There's a look at the least first-round mock draft as of April 8, 2026.
Everybody knows it, but the Indianapolis Colts desperately need help at linebacker. After a lackluster 2025 season from longtime captain Zaire Franklin, the team decided to move on from their former seventh-round pick, opening up a massive gap in the heart of the defense.
Indianapolis, IN -- For the third time in the Chris Ballard era, the Indianapolis Colts are entering the NFL Draft without a first-round pick. It's a far too familiar feeling that Colts fans have likely grown accustomed to at this point in his tenure as the organization's general manager.
Daniel Jones was one of the coolest stories of the NFL last year. After joining the Indianapolis Colts and winning the starting QB gig, he looked better than ever under Shane Steichen.
Indianapolis, IN -- The Indianapolis Colts are approaching the thick of NFL Draft season, with festivities kicking off next Thursday, April 23rd, for the first round of the draft.
On April 10th, it was reported by NFL insider Adam Schefter that the Indianapolis Colts and long-time Pro Bowl cornerback Kenny Moore II mutually agreed to seek a trade.
The Indianapolis Colts’ approach to the 2026 NFL Draft doesn’t just speculative but also inevitable. This is a franchise where calculated patience must give way to aggressive conviction.
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.
Indianapolis, IN -- Florida cornerback and NFL Draft prospect Devin Moore revealed in a recent interview with Sports Illustrated's very own Justin Melo that he's had a pre-draft visit with the Indianapolis Colts.
The Indianapolis Colts are once again signing a player out of retirement, but can lightning strike twice and help this player make the team’s 53-man roster ahead of the 2026 season.
The Indianapolis Colts hosted one of the most intriguing players in the 2026 NFL Draft class, who many believe has the potential to become a future starting quarterback in the NFL.
The two biggest priorities during free agency for the Indianapolis Colts were to retain Daniel Jones and Alec Pierce for the foreseeable future. Despite Indianapolis getting these contracts handled, Bleacher Report's Gary Davenport logs these two deals as a pair of the 10 worst free agent signings.
Last month, the Indianapolis Colts had several defensive roster gaps open up, with strong safety being one of them. Nick Cross signed a deal with the Washington Commanders, ending his four-year stay in Indy.
The recent buzz surrounding the Colts hasn’t primarily focused on the draft; Andrew Luck has had to address repeated rumors about his retirement, and the situation with Kenny Moore II’s potential trade has highlighted that the roster continues to evolve even after a Super Bowl run.
The Indianapolis Colts keep circling wide receiver in their pre-draft process, and that says plenty about where this roster still needs help. Their reported Top 30 interest in NAIA Culver-Stockton wideout Kyle Dixon is another reminder that Chris Ballard is still searching for answers in a room that changed dramatically this offseason.
The Indianapolis Colts have multiple glaring holes on their roster that they need to fill. And they only have a limited number of selections in the 2026 NFL Draft.
The 2026 NFL Draft is less than two weeks away from kicking off. And even though the Indianapolis Colts don’t own a first-round pick, they will have the chance to add impactful players.
The Indianapolis Colts and their top slot corner are heading for a breakup. The Colts have mutually agreed to seek a trade for cornerback Kenny Moore II, according to ESPN’s Adam Schefter.
Kenny Moore‘s tenure with the Colts is likely nearing an end. The veteran cornerback is under contract for 2026, but a change of scenery could soon be coming.
Colts GM Chris Ballard used the transition tag to retain Jones before the Colts and Jones agreed to a two-year, $88M deal that could be worth up to $100M in March.