Five straight losses will do this to a team’s reputation. The Indianapolis Colts are small home favorites against a 1-7 Miami Dolphins team starting a quarterback who has never taken a regular-season snap, and a good chunk of the national media still isn’t buying them.
The Indianapolis Colts were ahead of the Dallas Cowboys with 1:37 to play last Sunday. On the next snap, Dak Prescott found Ryan Flournoy for 46 yards.
A little more than a year ago, Tyler Warren made his NFL debut against the Miami Dolphins in a 33-8 Indianapolis Colts win. The second-year tight end gets them again Sunday at Lucas Oil Stadium, and this time he’s walking into a passing game that lost over 40% of its production in one afternoon at the trade deadline.
On paper, a 1-7 team starting its backup quarterback is exactly what the Indianapolis Colts need to snap a five-game losing streak. Kyle McCord gets the start for the Miami Dolphins at Lucas Oil Stadium after Malik Willis went on injured reserve with a core-muscle injury.
How many of the QB's with at least 35 touchdown passes in a single season can you name in five minutes?
It is one thing to be a bad football team. Every franchise has worn that label at one time or another. But indecision can hamstring an organization for years on end.
Quarterback is the most important position for an NFL team. That wasn’t always the case, but it has been the case for, you know, 50 years at this point essentially.
Nobody prepares two brothers facing each other on the gridiron. For the Downs brothers, they had to do so during the Week 9 face-off between the Dallas Cowboys and the Indianapolis Colts.
Chiefs QB Patrick Mahomes called WR Josh Downs a very cerebral player and said he’s done a great job connecting with his teammates and learning the offense.
The Indianapolis Colts have a legitimate chance to finally get back in the win column Sunday, and I think we have an even better chance to make some money off the game plan they’ll need to use.
The Colts executed a flurry of roster moves on Saturday to prepare for their Week 10 matchup with the Dolphins (via ESPN’s Adam Schefter). Headlining the list is the activation of defensive end Arden Key from injured reserve, ending his five-game absence due to a hamstring injury.
The Indianapolis Colts activated defensive end Arden Key from the injured reserve in a series of roster moves on Saturday. The Colts (2-7) also placed tight-end Mo Alie-Cox (groin) and linebacker Akeem Davis-Gaither (knee) on injured reserve.
The Indianapolis Colts owner, Jim Irsay, passed away on May 21st, 2025. Jim Irsay’s three daughters now own the Colts: Carlie Irsay-Gordon, Casey Foyt, and Kalen Jackson.
From Billy "White Shoes" Johnson to Deion Sanders to Devin Hester, here are the greatest return men for each of the NFL's 32 teams.
Colts HC Shane Steichen announced they’ve ruled out RT Jalen Travis (knee), TE Mo Alie-Cox (groin), LB Akeem Davis-Gaither (knee), LB Jaylon Carlies (neck),
While the Dallas Cowboys improved to 4-5 on the season via a 27-23 win at the lowly Indianapolis Colts (2-7) on Nov. 8, Cowboys linebacker DeMarvion Overshown went
The Colts parted ways with guard Quenton Nelson, defensive tackle DeForest Buckner and wide receivers Keenan Allen and Josh Downs amid what seemed to be a fire sale.
The Colts parted ways with multiple key contributors before the NFL trade deadline arrived this past Tuesday.
Per Spotrac, the 49ers converted $6.5 million of DT DeForest Buckner‘s traded salary into a signing bonus, creating $5.2 million of cap space in 2026. Spotrac adds the 49ers will also add two void years to Buckner’s deal for salary cap purposes.
Downs should give the Chiefs the depth they need. He had 354 receiving yards and one touchdown catch in nine games with the Colts (2-7).
Tomlin's future continues to generate speculation.
The Colts have gone five games in a row without injured defensive end Arden Key, but he could come off IR soon. The team is designating Key for return on Wednesday, per Joel A.
The 49ers just landed a receiver who knows how to keep drives alive.
Two of the more surprising developments regarding Tuesday's NFL trade deadline involved the Indianapolis Colts holding onto both Jonathan Taylor and Daniel Jones.
The San Francisco 49ers addressed a positional need before Tuesday's trade deadline wrapped up, making another trade with the Indianapolis Colts by acquiring Allen for a 2027 sixth-round pick.
The deal reflects two franchises operating on different timelines: Kansas City chasing its fourth Super Bowl win since 2019-20 and Indianapolis accumulating draft picks for the future.
Taylor signed a two-year contract extension this past summer. He also never went public with a trade request amid the club's ongoing struggles.
Indianapolis fell to 2-7 on the season when the club suffered a 27-23 loss to the Dallas Cowboys on Sunday.
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