INDIANAPOLIS, IN -- The Indianapolis Colts shocked the NFL at the trade deadline last season by trading for star cornerback Sauce Gardner. The blockbuster
The Build-A-Ballard series is back just in time for the 2026 NFL Draft. With the draft a little under a week a way, it's time to look at which players best fit the Indianapolis Colts and the Chris Ballard mold.
INDIANAPOLIS, IN -- The Indianapolis Colts enter the 2026 NFL Season with a question mark at the quarterback position. This is similar to the situation the Colts have found themselves in in years past, with the punctuation mark in question equaling uncertainty.
The Indianapolis Colts are currently gearing up for the NFL Draft, which is slated to get underway on Thursday evening in Pittsburgh. The Colts have already had a busy offseason, signing quarterback Daniel Jones to a 2-year extension worth nearly $90 million in March.
How many of the QBs with the most passing yards in a season for every NFL franchise can you name in five minutes?
Indianapolis Colts general manager Chris Ballard spoke with the local media yesterday and answered questions regarding hot topics like the future of Anthony Richardson Sr., Daniel Jones' rehab status, and areas the team has improved.
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.
Quarterback Anthony Richardson has made it clear that he wants a trade from the Indianapolis Colts. Whether or not (and when) that happens remains to be seen.
The Indianapolis Colts are under a lot of pressure to ace the 2026 NFL Draft. Now that the week of the big event has arrived, let’s go over some bold predictions about what the team will end up doing.
The Indianapolis Colts are done pretending patience alone will close the gap in the AFC. As the 2026 NFL Draft approaches, this franchise knows that calculated aggression must replace cautious optimism.
The Indianapolis Colts , under general manager Chris Ballard, have relied on the draft to build their roster. With the 2026 edition right around the corner, it feels appropriate to go back in time and remind ourselves of some of the best picks the Colts have made in the second round.
Indianapolis Colts quarterback Anthony Richardson Sr. is looking to receive a fresh start. However, interest in his services may not be all that roubust.
Neither Kenny Moore nor Anthony Richardson were present at the beginning of the Colts’ offseason program, according to FOX59’s Mike Chappell. Both players are on the trade block, but there has been little movement on a potential move out of Indianapolis.
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 -- The Indianapolis Colts have failed to turn the corner under general manager Chris Ballard, but no blame can be placed on longtime defensive back Kenny Moore II.
INDIANAPOLIS, IN - The Anthony Richardson in Indianapolis experiment has been a rollercoaster to say the least. Epitomizing what volatility means, Richardson's days as a member of the Colts have seen far fewer lows than highs, though both sides of the pendulum have swung as far as possible whenever it's that side's time to shine.
It's NFL draft week for the Indianapolis Colts, which comes after a much-disappointing finish to a formerly promising 2025 campaign. To rehash it, the Colts lost their last seven games after starting a blistering 8-2.
Indianapolis Colts wide receiver Alec Pierce will miss the offseason program after ankle surgery, general manager Chris Ballard confirmed Monday. Pierce, 25, is on a three-month timetable for a full recovery, putting him on track to return in time for this summer's training camp.
The Colts are allowing CB Kenny Moore II and QB Anthony Richardson to seek trades this offseason, as Moore is entering the final year of his deal while Richardson is the clear backup following Daniel Jones‘ long-term deal.
The Indianapolis Colts have to get creative in the 2026 NFL Draft because they don’t own a first-round pick. They have seven picks in the class, but only three in the top 150 picks.
A brand new Indianapolis Colts 7-round 2026 NFL Mock Draft looks at what the team’s draft haul could look like if they prioritize taking the best safety available at pick 47 in round two.
It's officially NFL draft week, and the Indianapolis Colts must take a steady approach without a first-rounder this year. Everything is on the line for Chris Ballard, and for this specific draft, arguably the most important of his tenure with the Colts.
Heading into the NFL draft, the Indianapolis Colts are without a starting strong safety. Or are they? The Colts lost starting strong safety Nick Cross to the Washington Commanders in free agency earlier this offseason, but even then, they seemed prepared to let him walk all along.
A new story linking Brown with the New England Patriots seemingly pops up just about every day ahead of the 2026 NFL Draft. This one can be blamed on Eagles legend and Super Bowl LII Most Valuable Player Foles.
The workout footage told a story. Colts officials watched a 28-year-old safety move through drills, showing enough energy to get a call and, soon after, a contract offer.
Nasir Adderley‘s comeback attempt will produce an opportunity.
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.
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.
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