The Indianapolis Colts have several players on their roster who could be described as lottery tickets heading into the offseason. These relatively high-profile players have missed significant time over the past few seasons, primarily due to injuries, and it is officially now or never for them to provide an impact for the team.
ESPN’s Jeremy Fowler has been releasing a top 10 list for each NFL position over the past week, with his interior offensive line edition coming out early Saturday morning.
The Indianapolis Colts likely foresaw a much different future after selecting quarterback Anthony Richardson in 2023, and hiring Shane Steichen as the head coach to mentor him.
The Indianapolis Colts were recently described as a team short on young, elite talent. However, one of the young building blocks they do have is knocking on the door of being one of the best players in the NFL at his position.
The Indianapolis Colts landed multiple players in the 2025 NFL Draft who have a solid chance to earn a spot in the team's short and long-term plans. Many expect big things from their top picks, such as Tyler Warren and JT Tuimoloau, but the upcoming training camp could go a long way for some of their later picks, earning some more respect.
The Indianapolis Colts have several major decisions on the horizon that they hope the 2025 season will help clarify for them, guiding their future decisions. One of which is whether or not to give their starting left tackle, Bernhard Raimann, a massive extension.
Head coach Shane Steichen and general manager Chris Ballard need their franchise to succeed this year, as they're both likely at the end of the line. The Indianapolis Colts, unfortunately, have a QB situation that lies in a pool of ambiguity.
Chris Ballard and the Indianapolis Colts are in an interesting situation heading into the 2025 NFL season. While the team invested the No. 4 overall pick in the 2023 NFL Draft into quarterback Anthony Richardson, they still haven’t found a long-term proven answer under center.
The quarterback situation with the Indianapolis Colts is unenviable, as the team has a massive question mark hanging over who will start and how they will perform.
The Indianapolis Colts will head to Grand Park in Westfield, Indiana, on July 22 for training camp. There are plenty of reasons to be excited for the team this season, and all of it starts at training camp.
This QB competition has barely begun, but there may be an early favorite per at least one national media member. According to CBS Sports Jeff Kerr, Indianapolis
Could the Indianapolis Colts trade for Kirk Cousins? It was recently revealed that Cousins feels he was misled when he signed with the Atlanta Falcons last offseason.
NFL defensive back Camryn Bynum is starting a new chapter in his football career, as he goes from the Minnesota Vikings to the Indianapolis Colts. Bynum
The AFC South has been taken by the Houston Texans over the past two years, with the Indianapolis Colts missing out on the division for an additional duo of campaigns to bring it to a decade-long drought.
The Indianapolis Colts worked hard on boosting the roster in the earliest stages of the 2025 offseason, and general manager Chris Ballard can be thanked for that.
The Colts have a Top 10 secondary headed into the 2025 campaign—if you ask PFF. According to PFF, the Indianapolis Colts have the NFL’s 10th best secondary headed into the 2025 league campaign: 10.
Cleared for training camp has Ebukam feeling good. Samson Ebukam missed all of 2024 with a devastating Achilles injury during training camp. While no one wished for him to be injured, it wasn’t a league-wide story.
The Colts brought in Daniel Jones to provide competition for Anthony Richardson. When asked about his first impression of the veteran quarterback, RB Jonathan Taylor said Jones is proving to be “super athletic” in practice. “Super athletic,” Taylor said, via Stephen Holder of ESPN.
NFL minicamps are a month in the rearview mirror, and most training camps are just under two weeks away. So that means it's obscure list time across the league!
Jonathan Taylor has dealt with many injuries over the last three years. Taylor should be healthy entering the 2025 season, as the Indianapolis Colts could have a new starting quarterback.
The Indianapolis Colts' offseason approach was quite different this time around compared to recent years. In the past, they have prioritized retaining their in-house free agents.
This offseason, the Indianapolis Colts signed cornerback Charvarius Ward. It was perhaps the team’s best free agent signing. Ward, of course, wasn’t the only free agent the Colts landed.
Anthony Richardson and Daniel Jones are in the midst of a quarterback battle that may come down to the wire during fall camp. Richardson has been sidelined throughout the offseason with a nagging shoulder issue, and risks falling in the depth chart with a poor training camp performance.