The NFL offseason has already seen an unprecedented wave of head coach firings, and two of the teams involved were AFC franchises that still made the playoffs.
Recent NFL news revealed the decision the Indianapolis Colts made on an interesting subject ahead of the offseason. Last week, the Philadelphia Eagles requested to interview Colts offensive coordinator Jim Bob Cooter for the same position on its staff.
Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Aaron Rodgers knows a little bit about what Indianapolis Colts signal-caller Daniel Jones is going through this winter.
Thanks to pro-football-reference.com's addition of unofficial sack totals to players' resumes, more clarity has emerged about the best pass-rushing years from previous eras.
Alec Pierce was one of the few highlights from the Indianapolis Colts ' 2025 campaign. The fourth-year receiver eclipsed 1,000 yards for the first time in his career, doing so on only 47 receptions.
Since 1990, 46 NFL running backs have led or tied for the lead in rushing touchdowns on the season. How many of these leaders can you name in five minutes?
The Indianapolis Colts entered the offseason knowing there was a chance it would have to replace defensive coordinator Lou Anarumo, who is under consideration for a head coaching position.
The Indianapolis Colts looked to have a real answer at quarterback in 2025 with Daniel Jones. Sadly, his great season was cut short after an Achilles injury.
Over the past few years, the Indianapolis Colts and Philadelphia Eagles have been constantly swapping offensive coaches. That trend could continue in 2026.
Taking a tight end in the first round of the NFL Draft isn't worth the investment to multiple decision makers across the league, because it's not viewed as a premium position.
For years, Thanksgiving belonged to the NFL, but Christmas belonged to the NBA. Occasionally, an NFL game would fall on Christmas, but it was anomalous, even avoided if possible.
The Indianapolis Colts ' 2026 opponents are set following a disappointing conclusion to the 2025 season. The second half of the Colts' season was filled with playoff-caliber opponents, which led to a brutal seven-game skid that saw Indianapolis slowly slide out of playoff contention.
With the NFL draft going down in a little over three months in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania (April 23rd-April 25th), it's worth looking back on last year's class, specifically for the Indianapolis Colts.
Since the Indianapolis Colts whiffed on the playoffs for a fifth-straight year, offseason plans are underway. That includes the 2026 NFL draft in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, in April.
Veteran tight end Mo Alie-Cox is among the longest tenured players on the Indianapolis Colts’ roster. He has been a staple of this Colts team for the duration of the Chris Ballard era, and his steady presence has always brought utility to the offense (and special teams).
For the past three years, the Indianapolis Colts have opened applications for the Harriet P. Irsay Fellowship, a program that grants women in sports the opportunity to be a part of the football/coaching operations in Indianapolis.
The Indianapolis Colts have hosted their training camp at Grand Park in Westfield, Indiana, over seven summers. However, that will change after 2026, as the franchise will move to the Indiana Farm Bureau Football Center in Indianapolis.
The Indianapolis Colts already have one of the best tight ends in the NFL in rookie sensation Tyler Warren. Since Las Vegas Raiders tight end Brock Bowers won't appear at the Pro Bowl due to a knee injury, Warren will replace him for his first trip.
Great pass rushers have come far and few between for the Indianapolis Colts over the past 10 years. Colts general manager Chris Ballard has had only one edge rusher reach double-digit sacks during his tenure (Justin Houston had 11 in 2019), and he's spent a lot of draft capital on clear misses.
The Indianapolis Colts have spent several of their early draft picks on defensive linemen over the past few years. The one that's turned out the best wasn't even a draft pick; it was a trade for DeForest Buckner.
Promising talent always gives confidence to a franchise, and despite not making the playoffs and hitting a seven-game losing streak, the Indianapolis Colts still have just that in their ranks.
There isn't much left to say that hasn't already been said about Indianapolis Colts legendary WR Marvin Harrison Sr. He's one of the best wide receivers not only in the Colts’ franchise history but also in the NFL.
Impending free agent Alec Pierce will likely receive a massive raise in the coming months, but the Indianapolis Colts hope it won’t come from another organization.
Alec Pierce has led the NFL in yards per reception in each of the past two seasons. He surpassed 800 yards in 2024 despite Anthony Richardson‘s accuracy issues and reached a career-high 1,003 this season.