To the surprise of many NFL fans, Daniel Jones has been named the Indianapolis Colts’ QB1 for the 2025 NFL season, but it hasn’t come as a shock for star players like Adonai Mitchell.
Adonai Mitchell’s rookie season had its fair share of growing pains, but the Indianapolis Colts wideout is entering his sophomore campaign with a new level of comfort that he believes will make all the difference.
The Indianapolis Colts possess a solid set of pass-catchers, especially after drafting Tyler Warren with the 14th overall selection in the 2025 NFL draft to provide a solution at tight end.
How many of the quarterbacks in NFL history to throw for at least 450 yards and three touchdowns in one game and still lose can you name in five minutes?
The Indianapolis Colts possess talented pass-catchers as they approach a hugely important 2025 campaign. The prominent names are receivers Michael Pittman Jr., Josh Downs, and Alec Pierce.
NFL stars can't play forever, and retirement is coming sooner than later for some of the league's top players. These 25 players could call it quits following the 2025 season.
Colts rookie WR Adonai Mitchell showed flashes during his first year but didn’t show enough consistency for himself or the organization. Mitchell vowed to improve in year two and outlined his plan to work to get to where he needs to be. “I’m definitely going to get a quick reset,” Mitchell said, via Mike Chappell.
The Indianapolis Colts concluded a highly-anticipated 2024 campaign with a below-average 8-9 finish. This comes after Shane Steichen's 9-8 mark to his first year leading the Colts, also missing the postseason.
Colts WR Adonai Mitchell reflected on his rookie season, saying he did not live up to his expectations and wants to be “more of a professional.” “Adversity,” Mitchell said, via Nate Atkins of the Indianapolis Star.
Colts WR Michael Pittman, Jr. has the utmost confidence in second-round WR Adonai Mitchell and believes he’ll turn out to be one of the game’s best receivers.
The Colts had high hopes for second-round WR Adonai Mitchell this year, as most expected him to be long gone by the time Indianapolis was set to pick in the second round. While Mitchell had flashes as a rookie, overall it was an inconsistent year.
The Indianapolis Colts offense has been extremely inconsistent, especially with their inexperienced quarterback, Anthony Richardson. With this, the receivers have taken a hit in their production numbers and have, all around, lacked any real burst and consistency on the field.
As years go by, it's easy to forget some of the players who suited up on the gridiron. While the quarterback is the one position in the NFL that is under
There was an array of errors on display for the Indianapolis Colts on Sunday in Mile High, as the Denver Broncos handled business in a dominating second-half display, ending 13-31 to drop the Colts down to 6-8 on the season.
The Indianapolis Colts were facing what was pretty much a must-win game in Denver on Sunday, and they did not do themselves any favors.
Week 1 didn't go as planned for the Indianapolis Colts as they dropped their season opener to the Houston Texans. It also wasn't the "welcome to the NFL"
Indianapolis Colts' rookie wide receiver Adonai Mitchell is in line to start his first career game this weekend against the Houston Texans. While Mitchell starting may not be much of a surprise, his primary position comes as a shock to people that have followed the young pass catcher since his college years.
Adonai Mitchell is a threat at any level. In the Indianapolis Colts’ preseason showdown against the Cincinnati Bengals on Thursday, the rookie wide receiver hauled in an 11-yard touchdown to boost the Colts to a 7-0 lead.
The Indianapolis Colts went the route of athleticism, precision fundamentals, and upside when they drafted Adonai Mitchell in the second round of the 2024 NFL Draft.
The 2024 NFL season promises big things for the Indianapolis Colts, who very narrowly missed the playoffs back in January. The question now is whether they will meet expectations — both on the field and at sportsbooks.
Indianapolis Colts rookie wide receiver AD Mitchell is living his dream following the draft. After the team selected him in the second round, the former Texas star got right to work, first with rookie minicamp then OTAs and minicamp.
The Colts have Michael Pittman Jr. on the books for three more years, and he is set to reprise his role as the team’s top receiver. Indianapolis has consistently made draft investments aimed at providing strong complementary options in the passing game, though, and competition for a starting spot is on hand this summer.
The Indianapolis Colts drafted WR Adonai Mitchell out of Texas with their 2nd round pick in the 2024 NFL Draft. And they have now signed him to his rookie
The Colts used the No. 52 overall pick on the wide receiver, and the team now has the former Texas pass-catcher signed to his four-year rookie contract.
The Indianapolis Colts seemingly draft a young wide receiver on Day 2 of the NFL Draft every year, and the 2024 NFL Draft was no different as they stopped the slide of the tantalizing Adonai Mitchell.
Colts second-round WR Adonai Mitchell is commemorating wearing the No. 10 to the amount receivers who went before him in the 2024 NFL Draft. Mitchell explains he’s not bitter about being the eleventh receiver taken but is using it as motivation. “Nobody got a name, nobody got a face,” Mitchell said, via Joel Erickson.
Most NFL Draft analysts predicted Adonai Mitchell would be a late first rounder. But the former Texas Longhorn tumbled to the end of the second before the Colts selected him with the 52nd pick.
It was a deliberate choice by the rookie wide receiver.
Indianapolis Colts general manager Chris Ballard made his feelings very clear regarding anonymous critics of newly drafted wide receiver Adonai Mitchell.
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