CBS Sports’ Jonathan Jones reports the Vikings are closely monitoring QB Daniel Jones‘ situation with the Colts. It’s worth noting the Vikings don’t have the cap space as of now to come up with an offer sheet for Jones, but CBS reports the belief is they could “shift into gear” after Tuesday’s deadline if the Colts don’t use the non-exclusive tag.
On the first day of workouts at the 2026 NFL combine, news broke that the Indianapolis Colts and quarterback Anthony Richardson mutually agreed to seek a trade.
MARCH 2: Richardson does not have a strong trade market at this point, SportsBoom’s Jason LaCanfora reports to no surprise. NFL general managers and evaluators predicted Richardson’s value would be a Day 3 pick, with a fifth-rounder mentioned as the potential best-case scenario from the Colts’ perspective.
Most of the NFL mock drafts focus on the early rounds, but there are still many prominent college players who will hear their names called later. These are just some of the big names that could hear their names in the later rounds.
Colts QB Daniel Jones‘ contract will expire when the new league year starts next week, meaning he will be an unrestricted free agent if he’s not extended or tagged.
The 2026 NFL combine has officially concluded, meaning the Indianapolis Colts finally had an up-close look at some of their top prospects ahead of April's draft.
The hourglass is quickly ticking away on the Indianapolis Colts as they look to extend both Daniel Jones and Alec Pierce ahead of either hitting the open market to become free agents.
A Vikings head coach’s viral sideline moment, “You’re a bad dude. You’re going to play a long time in this league. I still believe in you”, is now the most damning line in the Anthony Richardson story.
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.
In light of the Indianapolis Colts and QB Anthony Richardson mutually agreeing to seek a trade this offseason, there are some ideal landing spots. NFL.com’s panel of experts broke down four teams that could be logical for the former No.
NFL free agency begins on March 11th at 4 pm Eastern Standard Time, which is also when the league's new year begins. For the Indianapolis Colts, it's been all about the team's standing with their two biggest free agents: quarterback Daniel Jones and wide receiver Alec Pierce.
The Indianapolis Colts changed the landscape of Shane Steichen's offense by taking tight end Tyler Warren with the 14th-overall pick in the 2025 NFL draft.
The Colts are known to be working on new deals for QB Daniel Jones and WR Alec Pierce, both of whom are eligible for free agency this month. While it is unclear how much of a gap Indianapolis and Pierce have to bridge, ESPN’s Dan Graziano reports the team is not close to striking an accord with Jones.
The Indianapolis Colts have some significant decisions to make before the start of NFL free agency, and the most notable pertains to the franchise tag.
Daniel Jones’ (part) fairy tale season may not have been enough for him just yet. Jones and the Indianapolis Colts are “not close” to agreeing to terms on a new contract, Tony Paulino of Essentially Sports reported Saturday.
INDIANAPOLIS -- Saturday marked the final day of media interviews for NFL prospects at this year's combine. Offensive linemen were the final position group to answer questions, which uncovered one more interview held by the Indianapolis Colts.
The Indianapolis Colts are targeting a blocking tight end and a safety in the 2026 NFL Draft, with general manager Chris Ballard identifying both positions as priorities heading into the offseason.
Looking at the final NFL standings for 2025 without knowing exactly what happened along the way, one would never have dreamed that the Indianapolis Colts had the inside track at making the Super Bowl well into November.
Making no secret of Daniel Jones and Alec Pierce being their top priorities, the Colts have big decisions to make in the coming days. The quarterback and 1,000-yard wide receiver’s statuses point Nick Cross out the door.
Colts WR Michael Pittman Jr. has come up as a potential salary cap casualty, as he’s scheduled to carry a cap number of $29 million in 2026, but has failed to reach 1,000 yards each of the last two seasons.