INDIANAPOLIS — The Indianapolis Colts solidified their secondary Monday, signing former Dallas Cowboys safety Juanyeh Thomas to a veteran deal. General Manager Chris Ballard moved quickly to fill the void left by Nick Cross, who recently departed for the Washington Commanders.
Daniel Jones went on The Pat McAfee Show and confirmed the news: after an Achilles injury, he signed a 2-year extension, worth up to $100 million, with the Indianapolis Colts.
The Indianapolis Colts could bolster the cornerback room after allowing the second-most passing yards last season, while multiple players missed significant time due to injuries.
After spending each of his four seasons in the NFL with the Cincinnati Bengals, Cam Taylor-Britt, the 60th-overall pick of the 2022 NFL Draft, has agreed to a contract with the Indianapolis Colts, reuniting him with defensive coordinator Lou Anarumo.
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.
The Indianapolis Colts addressed a real need in their secondary on Tuesday, signing veteran safety Jonathan Owens to bolster a thin group heading into next season.
The Indianapolis Colts have never been shy to take a flyer on a high upside player that presents little to no risk if he doesn't work out. One example of this would be the popular "convert a college basketball player to tight end" signing.
The Indianapolis Colts continue to prioritize adding depth to their roster in free agency. We are over a week into free agency, and the team still hasn't signed an expected starter.
We're only eight days into NFL free agency, and the Indianapolis Colts have already lost two offensive linemen to AFC rivals. First, the Houston Texans poached right tackle Braden Smith.
The Indianapolis Colts announced they signed DT Derrick Nnadi to a contract. Nnadi, 29, was selected out of Florida State with the No. 75 overall pick by the Chiefs in the third round back in 2018.
Before free agency opened, the Indianapolis Colts said goodbye to one of their franchise staples in linebacker Zaire Franklin. The team performed a player swap trade with the Green Bay Packers in exchange for defensive tackle Colby Wooden, ending Franklin's eight-year tenure with Indy.
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.
The Indianapolis Colts haven't made a lot of eye-catching moves this offseason. The two that have dominated the headlines weren't even out-of-house signings.
The edge rusher position for the Indianapolis Colts needs more juice after an underwhelming 2025 season. Free agency was an opportunity to add valuable talent to quell this issue in 2026.
The Indianapolis Colts were big spenders during the opening stage of free agency, but nearly all of that money went to two players, both of whom were in-house free agents: quarterback Daniel Jones and wide receiver Alec Pierce.
The Indianapolis Colts have been busy adding new talent as the NFL heads into Week 2 of 2026's free agency cycle. Names like defensive tackles Micheal Clemons and Derrick Nnadi, as well as safety Jonathan Owens, are headliners.
Albert Breer of Sports Illustrated shared why the Jones and Pierce agreements actually do make sense for the Colts after Ballard was criticized for his handling of the situation.
Chris Ballard has never been one to shy away from a calculated risk. The current climate in Indianapolis, though, feels more like a high-stakes poker game where the house is starting to sweat.
The Indianapolis Colts made strides in free agency. One move cost them a pretty penny. But another one didn’t as they added a former Cowboys defensive back to their secondary in free agency, according to a post on X by Adam Schefter.
In the words of owner Carlie Irsay-Gordon, the sense of urgency has "never been higher" for the Indianapolis Colts and general manager Chris Ballard. Following a seven-game losing streak to end the season, the Irsay sisters have given Ballard and head coach Shane Steichen one more shot to make things right.
INDIANAPOLIS — The Indianapolis Colts are making sure their bruising identity remains intact. On Saturday, the front office finalized a one-year deal to retain veteran tight end Mo Alie-Cox, according to league sources.
Some guys just belong somewhere. Mo Alie-Cox belongs in Indianapolis. The Colts made it official on Saturday, re-signing the veteran tight end to yet another one-year deal, keeping their quietly beloved road-grader in the fold for what will be his 10th season with the only NFL franchise he’s ever known.
Mo Alie-Cox will remain in place with the Colts in 2026. The veteran tight end agreed to yet another Indianapolis deal on Saturday, NFL insider Jordan Schultz reports.
Trade talk is starting to pick up around Indianapolis Colts quarterback Anthony Richardson, with a new team being linked to him. The Green Bay Packers are a “team to monitor” for a possible Richardson trade, according to Stephen Holder of ESPN.
Anthony Richardson might have a chance at salvation if he is willing to hold a clipboard for a year. The Los Angeles Rams have “checked in” on a trade for the Indianapolis Colts quarterback Richardson, Rams writer Kenneth Arthur of SB Nation reported this week.