Shane Steichen's first two years as the Indianapolis Colts head coach had plenty of ups and downs. Leaving the 2023 season fans felt ecstatic about their new head coach after falling just one catch away from an AFC South title and playoff birth despite playing with a backup QB for most of the season.
Indianapolis Colts quarterback Anthony Richardson is shedding a ton of sugar from his daily food regimen. Ahead of a crucial third season in the NFL, Richardson has committed to getting his body right.
SI’s Albert Breer said that Indianapolis is looking for consistency out of the quarterback position. While QB Anthony Richardson has the best command of the offense at the moment, he believes QB Daniel Jones still has the leg up in the competition.
Tom Brady attributed his ability to play well into his 40s in part to following a strict diet. Colts quarterback Anthony Richardson says he has come to realize he needs to do the same.
Heading into the 2025 NFL season, the Indianapolis Colts have had a fair bit of concerns surrounding what this offense could have in store for the year ahead.
The Indianapolis Colts made a huge investment in their tight end position this offseason in the form of drafting Penn State star Tyler Warren at 14th overall in April's NFL Draft.
The Washington Commanders’ top Wide Receiver has requested a trade on Thursday. Could the Colts swing a trade for Indiana’s 2013 Mr. Football to return back home?
The Indianapolis Colts continue dealing with injuries at the cornerback position, suffered during training camp, as Jaylon Jones and JuJu Brents sit out with hamstring injuries.
The Indianapolis Colts announced they signed CB Chris Lammons and released CB Corey Ballentine in a corresponding roster move. Lammons, 29, wound up going undrafted out of South Carolina back in 2018.
The Indianapolis Colts need to show signs of progress during the 2025 NFL season. This will be the third year of Shane Steichen’s regime in Indy, which is usually when NFL ownership wants to see results.
The Indianapolis Colts selected second-year defensive edge Laiatu Latu in 2024's draft with the 15th overall selection. While Latu didn't light the world on fire for his rookie year, he showed plenty to believe he'll blossom into a great pass-rusher.
The Colts’ first-ever training camp night practice was a smash hit. Westfield, IN — For the first time, the Indianapolis Colts hosted a nighttime practice for training camp.
The Indianapolis Colts have an ongoing quarterback competition taking place at Grand Park Sports Campus as the incumbent starter Anthony Richardson Sr.
On Thursday night, the Indianapolis Colts had what could be viewed as their dress rehearsal ahead of next week's joint practice and preseason kickoff with the Baltimore Ravens.
One of the worst-kept secrets this offseason was the Indianapolis Colts' desperate need to upgrade their TE position. This led them to select Tyler Warren out of Penn State with the 14th pick in the first round of the 2025 NFL Draft.
Let there be lights! The Indianapolis Colts held their first night practice ever of training camp at Grand Park in Westfield, Indiana, on Thursday evening, and there were a few takeaways to take note of:
A critical position just got thinner. Coming into the season, cornerback was a huge area of need for the Indianapolis Colts. Charvarius Ward signed in free agency as one of Chris Ballard’s biggest splashes to help address that hole, and the consensus is that he should be a very nice upgrade for that unit.
The Indianapolis Colts hosted four defensive backs for workouts on Thursday, per the NFL’s Official Transaction Wire. The following is a list of defensive backs who worked out for the Colts: Keion Crossen Thomas Graham Chris LammonsMichael Ojemudia Crossen, 29, is a former seventh-round pick by the Patriots in 2018 out of Western Carolina.
The Indianapolis Colts are a team in transition, whether that be for positive or negative reasons. This offseason, they adjusted their approach and became more aggressive in free agency (or, if you ask them, just more successful).
Tuesday morning’s practice marked six days since the beginning of Indianapolis Colts training camp, and unfortunately, injuries have begun to stack up.