Indianapolis Colts' wide receiver Alec Pierce entered the 2024 offseason with immense pressure to perform. The former second-round pick enjoyed a comfortable
The Indianapolis Colts secured eight new faces in the 2025 NFL draft, none more impactful than Penn State tight end Tyler Warren with the 14th overall selection.
The Indianapolis Colts have a crowded wide receiver room, and the folks at Pro Football Focus believe they could trade wide receiver Alec Pierce in the coming weeks.
The Dallas Cowboys, aiming to upgrade their weapons on offense, might find an ideal candidate in the AFC South. Twitter/X user OutlawCowboyNFL suggested yesterday that the Cowboys reach out to the Indianapolis Colts for one of their wide receivers.
The Indianapolis Colts are entering 2025 with several talented players who are primed for a breakout year, and Alec Pierce is one of them. Pierce is going into his fourth year in the NFL.
The Los Angeles Chargers have been linked to virtually every wide receiver to hit the market over the last few years, and this offseason is no different.
The Indianapolis Colts were the only team in the NFL last season to have three separate wide receivers cross the 800-yard mark. Michael Pittman Jr., Alec Pierce, and Josh Downs were the names responsible for carrying the Colts' passing game in 2024, especially with a lackluster tight end room.
The Los Angeles Chargers are exploring avenues to bolster their wide receiver corps ahead of the upcoming draft. While free agency remains an option, including a potential reunion with Keenan Allen, the team is also considering a trade to acquire a young, cost-effective receiver.
If you were the Indianapolis Colts’ general manager, would you trade Alec Pierce? You might’ve said yes a year ago. But you more than likely have changed your mind by now.
The Kansas City Chiefs are looking to improve in any way they can this offseason. They have already made some offseason moves in free agency to get a better roster going for the 2025 season.
With the first wave of free agency just about wrapped up, most of the high impact players have signed already. This means that the draft and the trade market are the only two real viable options for NFL teams looking to make significant upgrades.
The Indianapolis Colts have made sure to stay busy in making a few worthwhile additions in the early parts of this offseason, headlined by a couple of strong acquisitions upon the defensive side of the football in guys like Camryn Bynum and Charvarius Ward from the free agency market.
Colts WR Alec Pierce reached career highs of 824 yards and seven touchdowns last season. He said the team drafting WR Adonai Mitchell in the second round of the 2024 NFL Draft pushed him to improve. “It definitely motivated me,” Pierce said, via James Boyd of The Athletic.
The Indianapolis Colts might not have concluded the 2024 season as originally hoped, but there were still bright spots and performances that can give fans hope for the future.
Alec Pierce is one of the Indianapolis Colts’ top offensive players. With that said, it’s unlikely that the team will trade him this offseason. However,
Indianapolis Colts receiver Alec Pierce will miss Sunday's game against the visiting Tennessee Titans due to a concussion. Starting linebacker E.J. Speed (knee) also will miss the AFC South contest.
Heading into the 2024 season, Alec Pierce was considered an afterthought amongst the Indianapolis Colts' wide receiver group. Pierce was coming off a less-than-stellar sophomore campaign.
Former Bearcats star Alec Pierce is having a great season for the Indianapolis Colts. He had three receptions for 134 yards and one touchdown in Week 5.
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.
We have a huge AFC South clash on Saturday night this week between the Texans and Colts. The winner secures a playoff spot, with an outside chance at a division title too.
Indianapolis Colts receiver Alec Pierce is looking to build off a productive rookie season, and he'll be doing so with a new starting QB within a new offensive scheme.
The knee injury that sidelined Cincinnati Bearcats junior wide receiver Alec Pierce for last Saturday's season-opening win over Austin Peay will keep him