Indianapolis Colts general manager Chris Ballard is known to like his guys. This year, he faces his biggest challenge yet: keeping two of them while working with a limited budget.
Not only was it not the Indianapolis Colts' year to represent the AFC in the Super Bowl, but apparently, it was even hard for players who played for the franchise in the past to make it to the big game.
It has long been known a mutual desire exists between the Colts and quarterback Daniel Jones to finalize a contract for 2026 and beyond. Work on attaining that goal should begin shortly.
Yet another member of the greatest era of the Indianapolis Colts franchise has joined the elite of the elite in the Pro Football Hall of Fame. The greatest
The Indianapolis Colts need to eyeball several areas of the roster to improve as they head into the 2026 offseason, which is one of the most critical in years.
Some franchises' best efforts have not led to victory parades or even Super Bowl berths. Because of untimely injuries, unfortunate circumstances, or myriad other reasons, many teams' plans throughout NFL history have not produced the desired result.
According to NFL Media’s Tom Pelissero, the Colts and QB Daniel Jones will commence talks on a contract extension soon. Both sides want to work out a new deal to keep Jones in Indianapolis, per Pelissero.
Fans of the Indianapolis Colts, along with NFL fans everywhere, still to this day remember where they were when the news broke that Andrew Luck was retiring from the NFL.
The Indianapolis Colts have around $35,598,489 available in cap space for the 2026 season and will have difficult decisions to make to free up space in the right areas for talent that fits their agenda.
For years, Thanksgiving belonged to the NFL, but Christmas belonged to the NBA. Occasionally, an NFL game would fall on Christmas, but it was anomalous, even avoided if possible.
It’s rare to see a team so high up on the mountain fall so far down the way that they did in 2025. The Indianapolis Colts looked as if they could win a Super Bowl before Daniel Jones got hurt.
Daniel Jones took full advantage of his one-year, $14 million deal with the Indianapolis Colts during the 2025 season. Jones was signed to a very modest deal after the disastrous 2023 and 2024 seasons with the New York Giants to compete with Anthony Richardson Sr.
The Indianapolis Colts are entering a pivotal 2026 offseason. They have plenty of in-house guys set to hit the open market, but after a somewhat disappointing season, how many players do the Colts want to bring back?
The moment the Indianapolis Colts landed corner Sauce Gardner via trade, he became one of their biggest stars. Due to his play on the field at the college and pro levels, Gardner has created many opportunities off the field over the years.
The Baltimore Ravens are planning to hire former Indianapolis Colts offensive coordinator Marcus Brady, according to CBS Sports reporter Matt Zenitz. Brady worked in Indianapolis for four-and-a-half years before getting fired in November 2022, one week before the Colts let go of head coach Frank Reich.
The Indianapolis Colts shocked the entire football world when they chose to sign Philip Rivers after a five-year retirement. They took it a step further by naming him their starter for three weeks.
Just a couple of months ago, the Indianapolis Colts made a blockbuster deal to acquire cornerback Sauce Gardner in exchange for two first-round picks and wide receiver AD Mitchell.
The last matchup between the Indianapolis Colts and New England Patriots, featuring both Peyton Manning and Tom Brady, was in 2010. The last time Brady faced the Colts as a member of the Patriots was in 2018. To say the rivalry between the Colts and Patriots looks a lot different today than it did at its peak would be an understatement.
The Pro Football Hall of Fame announced its Class of 2026 on Thursday night, and for the Indianapolis Colts, the headliner was never in question. Adam Vinatieri is headed to Canton, closing the door on a career that had long been viewed as Hall of Fame–bound.
In the weeks leading up to Thursday's announcement for the NFL's 2026 Hall of Fame class, there was more discussion and outrage over who was not getting in than who might get in.
One of the Indianapolis Colts organization’s newest stars shared a revealing story on Thursday, showcasing the team’s emphasis on accountability. Colts cornerback Sauce Gardner reflected on a humbling introduction to his new team while speaking during Super Bowl LX media availability.
Let’s be honest, Colts fans—this upcoming draft is going to feel a little weird. We’re all used to the Thursday night spectacle, the anxiety, the “will they or won’t they” drama of the first round.