As the NFL trade deadline nears, the Indianapolis Colts are running out of time to make a move for secondary help. Reports suggest the Colts want a cornerback or a pass rusher to boost their defense, but weeks have passed with no trades made.
The Indianapolis Colts are fresh off the heels of suffering their second loss of the 2025 season, this time against the Pittsburgh Steelers by a score of 27-20.
If you’re looking for a wide receiver with legitimate upside as the fantasy playoffs approach, you’re going to want to sprint — not jog — to your waiver wire.
The NFL trade deadline looms in early November, and several teams with seller profiles have emerged. Here are the top candidates to be traded before that point.
The Indianapolis Colts have become the NFL’s latest fascination. After a 7-2 start, the team has shifted from a surprise story to a national talking point, with every network questioning whether the Colts’ early surge is truly sustainable.
The Indianapolis Colts had a complete pitfall against the Pittsburgh Steelers yesterday at Acrisure Stadium. After six turnovers, the Colts couldn't recover, losing 27-20 to Mike Tomlin.
In just over 24 hours, the NFL trade deadline will pass. The Indianapolis Colts still haven't made any moves for a defender, despite multiple reports claiming they're interested in trading for one.
A few of the biggest Super Bowl contenders went down in NFL Week 9, but which ones should be worried about their performances on Sunday? This sounds like a job for the panic meter.
With the month of September in the books, both the top college prospects and 2026 NFL draft order are coming into focus. Here's a look at our latest first-round NFL mock draft as of October 13, 2025.
Pro Football Hall of Fame quarterback Kurt Warner isn’t ready to give up on Indianapolis Colts quarterback Daniel Jones after the latter threw a season-high three interceptions in Sunday’s 27-20 loss to the Pittsburgh Steelers.
In his worst game as a starter for the Indianapolis Colts, quarterback Daniel Jones turned the ball over five times to the Pittsburgh Steelers in the final three quarters of play.
If you were scrolling social media after the Indianapolis Colts’ Week 9 loss to the Pittsburgh Steelers, you'd think the team was on the verge of another lost season; in reality, that couldn't be further from the truth.
With the NFL season halfway done, the team at A to Z Sports decided to vote on who should win each of the major NFL awards. Over the next week, we'll release one article per day, covering each award.
Even the best teams have days where they are completely off their game. For the Indianapolis Colts, the day came on Sunday. The Colts suffered just their second loss of the season as they fell to the Pittsburgh Steelers 27-20 at Acrisure Stadium.
The Indianapolis Colts’ fairytale start to the 2025 season came to a screeching halt in Week 9. That was courtesy of the Pittsburgh Steelers and a nightmare outing from quarterback Daniel Jones.
The Athletic’s Dianna Russini reports that the Colts need cornerbacks and have been calling teams about potential trades. Commanders beat reporter Ben Standig has also heard the buzz about the Colts looking for cornerback help.
Week 9 is giving us a battle of two top AFC teams with their eyes set on the playoffs, with the 7-1 Indianapolis Colts and the 4-3 Pittsburgh Steelers.
Other than the Lombardi Trophy, players and coaches in the NFL also have the motivation to win individual awards. Individual awards have the potential to bid a player well, as they can have an effect on current and future contract negotiations.
Per PFT, the Colts elevated two players for their upcoming matchup: WR Laquon Treadwell and DE Durell Nchami. Treadwell, 30, was a former first-round pick but the Minnesota Vikings in 2016.
Indianapolis Colts defensive end Tyquan Lewis was downgraded to out with a groin injury for Sunday's game against the host Pittsburgh Steelers. Lewis, who was listed as questionable heading into the game, was a full participant in practice on both Thursday and Friday.
Carlie Irsay-Gordon becoming the new CEO, principal owner, and face of the Indianapolis Colts has been a long time coming. According to Amy Trask, the first female CEO in NFL history, Irsay-Gordon was first spotted at an NFL meeting back in 2004.
The Indianapolis Colts head to Pittsburgh this Sunday for a showdown against the 4-3 Steelers. The Colts will look to take an even better grasp on the AFC with beating the Steelers on Sunday and it looks like the team will be getting back a key defensive player.