The Indianapolis Colts will return to Lucas Oil Stadium this weekend looking to put an end to a difficult stretch of football. After beginning the season with a 2-2 record, Indianapolis has dropped five consecutive games and finds itself in a lost season, where the focus has shifted from a playoff pursuit to evaluating the future.
Indianapolis Colts fans spent the week before the deadline bracing for a Jonathan Taylor goodbye that never came. The Colts turned down second-round offers for him, and on Sunday the franchise back gets the 1-7 Miami Dolphins at Lucas Oil Stadium with a receiver room that lost Josh Downs and Keenan Allen on the same afternoon.
Bad news for the Miami Dolphins defense: Jonathan Taylor is still in Indianapolis. Tuesday’s NFL trade deadline came and went without the Colts moving their star running back.
Jonathan Taylor is still an Indianapolis Colt, and he made it clear Thursday that he’s done talking about the alternative. The Colts turned down offers for their star running back before Tuesday’s deadline, then sent Quenton Nelson to Seattle and Josh Downs and Keenan Allen out of town.
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The Indianapolis Colts are back home Sunday for a matchup that, if we’re being honest, isn’t exactly must-watch TV. Indianapolis is 2-7 and riding a five-game losing streak, while Miami enters at 1-7.
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374 days ago, the Indianapolis Colts made one of the biggest trades in franchise history, surrendering two first-round picks and wide receiver Adonai Mitchell to acquire New York Jets cornerback Sauce Gardner.
Shannon Sharpe has suggested that the Indianapolis Colts should be looking to move on from Daniel Jones. Jones has 1,722 passing yards in the 2026/27 NFL season so far, which ranks him 19th in the league.
The Indianapolis Colts’ future is looking bleak, but Pat McAfee has already spotted a college prospect that he wants the Colts to draft in 2028. A long-term plan is needed to address the Colts’ struggles, having traded away a lot of their big names prior to Tuesday’s trade deadline.
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
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The Indianapolis Colts perplexed many fans after reportedly declining to trade Jonathan Taylor to the New York Giants in exchange for second and fifth-round draft picks.
Jonathan Taylor is keeping the faith after he was retained by the Indianapolis Colts through the trade deadline this week. The team shipped off a number
The Indianapolis Colts ultimately held on to running back Jonathan Taylor at the NFL trade deadline, much to the surprise of certain observers. Taylor was asked Thursday for his reaction after the Colts stood pat at the trade deadline and kept him despite extensive rumors to the contrary.
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).
The Colts apparently let another potential trade slip away before Tuesday’s deadline. Another team was willing to give up two Day 3 picks, including a fourth-rounder, for defensive tackle Grover Stewart, per NFL insider Jordan Schultz.
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.
Hours before the trade deadline passed, a report confirmed that the Jaguars would be keeping Thomas.
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 2026 NFL trade deadline passed at 4 p.m. ET on Tuesday, wrapping up one of the most hectic days of the league year.
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.
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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