The Indianapolis Colts have finally decided that enough is enough. Following Sunday's embarrassing 26-20 loss to the Tennessee Titans, the franchise fired general manager Chris Ballard, ending a decade-long tenure that produced far more disappointment than success.
Per Tom Pelissero, Colts assistant GM Ed Dodds will lead the team’s personnel department for the rest of the year. Indianapolis fired longtime GM Chris Ballard on Monday after a bad loss to the Titans in Week 6.
Indianapolis is starting over at general manager, Gardner hasn’t played up to his massive contract, and Detroit still needs a cornerback. So is there actually a deal here worth exploring?
The Indianapolis Colts fired general manager Chris Ballard on Monday, one day after a 26-20 loss at home to the previously winless Tennessee Titans. Ballard, 57, has held the position since January 2017 and signed a five-year contract extension in 2021.
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Chris Ballard’s job security was a talking point leading up to the 2026 season, and the Colts’ struggles early in the year have sealed his fate. The veteran general manager was fired on Monday.
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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' 26-20 loss to the Tennessee Titans on Sunday was more than another disappointing result in a season that has quickly gone off the rails.
Things have never looked bleaker for the Indianapolis Colts after giving the Tennessee Titans their first win of the season during the Colts vs. Titans matchup.
Before their Week 6 matchup, the Tennessee Titans were among just three NFL teams still holding a 0-5 record. However, the Indianapolis Colts’ struggles on Sunday allowed Tennessee to secure its first victory of the season.
Coach Shane Steichen’s Colts are 2-4 on the season after losing 26-20 to Tennessee in a game that saw Robert Saleh get his first win as Titans head coach, while making life hell on Daniel Jones.
The Indianapolis Colts walked off the field after a 26-20 loss to the Tennessee Titans on Sunday with more questions than answers at quarterback. Daniel Jones finished 22 of 42 for 269 yards, one touchdown and two interceptions, a performance that left the offense stuck in neutral when the team needed a spark.
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 are down 20-13 to the Tennessee Titans about midway through the fourth quarter on Sunday. It’s been a sluggish contest, and it appears Indy may have lost Sauce Gardner after he suffered an injury during the game.
Indianapolis Colts tight end Tyler Warren is a game-time decision for Sunday’s game against the Tennessee Titans, ESPN’s Jeremy Fowler reported Sunday morning, with the team set to see how he feels before kickoff at Lucas Oil Stadium.
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.
Tyler Warren is coming off his biggest receiving game of the season, but now the Indianapolis Colts are going to have to prepare to face the Tennessee Titans in Week 6 without him.
Darius Slayton’s time in Indianapolis came and went without a single snap. The Colts released the veteran wide receiver on Friday, per a team announcement.
The Indianapolis Colts were reportedly interested in targeting Marvin Harrison Jr. via trade. But, instead, they’re subtracting from their wide receiver room.
Irsay-Gordon became the subject of criticism among some members of the NFL community after clips showing her wearing a headset, taking notes and looking at the playbook during games went viral.