Monday morning, the Indianapolis Colts made a long-overdue change at the top of the organization, firing general manager Chris Ballard after nearly a decade on the job.
Ed Dodds has spent years being viewed as one of the NFL's next general managers. Now, after nearly a decade as Chris Ballard's right-hand man, he finally gets his opportunity in Indianapolis.
Sauce Gardner arrived in Indianapolis as a hopeful trajectory-changing presence on defense at the 2025 trade deadline. The two-time All-Pro, however, has not moved the needle in the way the team aimed.
Chase Brown’s early-season struggles have Cincinnati fans circling Jonathan Taylor in the wake of the Colts’ front-office shake-up. The price tag in picks is the easy part of this idea, but the money needs to be recognized.
A few trades have rearranged the NFL's backup quarterback ranks, but the dust has mostly settled. From a mix of recent first-round disappointments, aging vets, and young project types, here is how the league's QB2 ranks look for the 2026 season.
Indianapolis Colts cornerback Sauce Gardner is week-to-week with a mild calf strain sustained in Sunday's 26-20 home loss to the Tennessee Titans, NFL Network reported on Monday.
The Indianapolis Colts are living out their nightmare scenario after Week 6. Indy lost a heartbreaker against Tennessee, giving their division rival their first win of the season.
It didn’t take long for the Indianapolis Colts to fire GM Chris Ballard after the loss to the Titans. And little time passed before Peyton Manning’s name jumped into the mix of replacements.
Indianapolis has until the Nov. 10 trade deadline to decide which pieces of the Ballard era still fit a new front office’s plans. The Indianapolis Colts fired general manager Chris Ballard after almost a full decade on the job, and some form of rebuild is now inevitable for the franchise.
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Per the Dan Patrick Show, the Colts’ first call after firing GM Chris Ballard “will be/has been” former QB Peyton Manning. Patrick says the call will not only be to gather candidates Manning sees fit, but they will also explore if he would be interested in the job himself, with an offer that would reportedly include an ownership stake in the team.
Anthony Richardson isn’t taking over for Daniel Jones, at least not this week. Shane Steichen said Sunday that Jones is still the Indianapolis Colts’ starting quarterback, even after two red-zone interceptions helped the winless Titans erase a 13-0 halftime lead in a 26-20 loss at Lucas Oil Stadium.
NFL Network’s Ian Rapoport reports Colts CB Sauce Gardner is considered week-to-week and is expected to miss some time after an MRI showed a mild calf strain.
Indianapolis Colts owner Carlie Irsay-Gordon isn’t messing around this year. The Colts dropped to 2-4 on the season on Sunday. Indianapolis fell to Tennessee, which entered the Week 6 game without any wins.
Boos rained down at Lucas Oil Stadium on Sunday, and plenty of them were aimed at Daniel Jones. Even so, the Indianapolis Colts don’t appear ready to turn the offense over to Anthony Richardson Sr.
The Indianapolis Colts announced they have relieved GM Chris Ballard of his duties. The Colts lost to the Titans in Week 6, which gave Tennessee their first win and now leads to drastic organizational changes in Indianapolis.
The Indianapolis Colts have a player many would want to build around with Jonathan Taylor. The issue is the Colts are in a spot now where they need to reconsider everything.
The Indianapolis Colts activated Will Mallory from injured reserve on Saturday, one day after they listed fellow tight end Tyler Warren as questionable with a groin injury that he sustained in practice.