The Indianapolis Colts have multiple defensive needs they need to address this offseason. The main one being edge rusher, with the room looking pretty bare right now, with just Laiatu Latu and JT Tuimoloau the only notable players returning to the room.
Former UConn team captain and ex-NFL player Keith Gray has been convicted in a $328 million fraud scheme, revolving around Medicare, according to TMZ. He is facing around 10 years of prison on nine counts in federal court.
Ready or not, one of the NFL's most renowned franchises could no longer be true to its iconic name. The Chicago Bears may be leaving their home of 104 years and moving to Indiana, with construction of a new stadium in the state's Northwest region being approved by lawmakers.
As NFL rules have changed, defensive backs' job descriptions have transitioned. Here is our best attempt at identifying the premier DB performer in each NFL franchise's history.
The Indianapolis Colts have plenty to address roster-wise, but far more on their defensive side of the football. Positions like linebacker, defensive tackle, and defensive end need a boost for Lou Anarumo to have the most effective group possible for the 2026 season.
During the 2025 NFL Draft, the Indianapolis Colts needed to add playmakers to help quarterback Anthony Richardson get comfortable in the NFL. To accomplish that goal, Indianapolis selected tight end Tyler Warren with their first-round pick.
Linebacker was a weakness in 2025 for the Indianapolis Colts' defense, and with the NFL draft just over two months away, the expectation is that Chris Ballard will address this as early as Round 2.
Another assistant is reportedly on the move for the Indianapolis Colts . According to a recent report from CBS Sports reporter Matt Zenitz, the Arizona Cardinals are expected to hire Colts defensive quality control coach Brent Jackson in an assistant defensive backs coach–type role.
After a turbulent six-year run with the Giants, Colts quarterback Daniel Jones‘ resurgence was one of the NFL’s pleasant surprises during last season’s first three months.
The Indianapolis Colts were one of the most fascinating teams in the NFL during the 2025 season. Indy dominated the first half of the season with QB Daniel Jones playing like an MVP.
Anthony Richardson went from being one of the most hyped young quarterbacks in the NFL to a player whose future with the Indianapolis Colts appears tenuous at best.
The Indianapolis Colts became Indiana's first NFL team in 1984. They've had a stronghold on Indiana sports fans for 42 years, but that could be changing here soon.
The Indianapolis Colts could be in the market for a game-changing receiver as the 2026 NFL offseason begins to take shape. Christian Kirk, a proven playmaker with a career filled with production and versatility, has emerged as a strong prediction for the team’s top free-agent pursuit.
We're less than a month away from the start of NFL free agency, and the Indianapolis Colts will have their hands full. With 31 players set to become free agents, the Colts must decide who is worth re-signing for their 2026 playoff push.
Things haven't gone to plan for the Indianapolis Colts since they elected to finally step off the veteran quarterback carousel and use their first-round pick in the 2023 NFL Draft on Anthony Richardson.
The Indianapolis Colts have plenty to handle for the 2026 offseason as they embark on the upcoming campaign that holds mission-critical levels of importance.
A lot of changes could be coming to the Indianapolis Colts this offseason — including saying goodbye to one of their top perimeter weapons. Indy has a lot of questions to answer prior to next year's kickoff.
For nearly a decade, Chris Ballard ran the Indianapolis Colts like a man who never wanted to be rushed into anything. He believed in building through the draft, staying patient, and letting the process work.
The Indianapolis Colts offense was on a historic pace in 2025 before quarterback Daniel Jones went down with a torn Achilles. Jonathan Taylor and the running game got a lot of the credit for that rise, and rightfully so.
The Indianapolis Colts’ experiment with quarterback Anthony Richardson appears to be over. Richardson is “increasingly likely” to be moved by the Colts this offseason, according to Stephen Holder of ESPN.