The Indianapolis Colts parted ways with numerous longtime key contributors this past offseason and have been looking to fill the collective void ever since.
The Indianapolis Colts are getting close to the NFL draft, and while that's the prominent news for the league, the Circle City team has already morphed their roster with signings and trades ahead of the big day.
The Indianapolis Colts are nearing the 2026 NFL draft, and have many needs to address without a key first-round selection. Regardless of that situation, Indianapolis can still make a big impact with the rest of their picks.
How many of the NFL running backs of the Super Bowl Era (since 1966) to catch at least 20 touchdowns in their career can you name in five minutes?
The Indianapolis Colts are embarking on draft season, with the first round only 18 days away on April 23rd. Arguably, the greatest need for Indy's roster is to address their thin edge rushing position.
A few trades have rearranged the NFL's backup quarterback ranks, but the dust has mostly settled. From a mix of recent first-round disappointments, aging vets, and young project types, here is how the league's QB2 ranks look for the 2026 season.
The Indianapolis Colts entered the 2026 offseason in a complicated position with multiple key players hitting the open market following a disastrous seven-game collapse to end the 2025 season.
The Indianapolis Colts have already been putting in work to revamp their defensive end position following an empty performance from the group in 2025. Because of this outcome, Indianapolis was content letting Kwity Paye and Samson Ebukam walk in free agency.
The edge rusher position for the Indianapolis Colts needs more juice after an underwhelming 2025 season. Free agency was an opportunity to add valuable talent to quell this issue in 2026.
The Indianapolis Colts have been busy. Very busy. After making a pair of splashy wide receiver moves on Monday, locking up Alec Pierce on a record-breaking four-year, $116 million deal, and shipping Michael Pittman Jr.
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 2026 season.
Former Jaguar and Titan Arden Key will make his third AFC South stop in 2026. The Colts are adding Key on a two-year contract, insider Jordan Schultz reports.
Will Levis spent this season on IR, being shifted to the injured list after suffering a shoulder injury in July. Prior to that, the 2023 second-round pick loomed as a player chosen under a previous GM that brought a curious fit behind No.
The Tennessee Titans' defense continues to take hits against the New Orleans Saints in Week 17. After cornerback Jalyn Armour-Davis was carted off in the first quarter, linebacker Arden Key is now questionable to return with a back injury, according to team reporter Jim Wyatt.
December in the NFL is really hard when your team is dead. It's even harder when it's been a foregone conclusion for months that all the coaches and many of the players on this iteration of a failed team will be gone after the season.
The Tennessee Titans are fresh off their second win of the season, taking down the Cleveland Browns and Shedeur Sanders with a tight 31-29 victory in Week 14.
The NFL trade deadline is right around the corner on Nov. 4. We know that the Detroit Lions are already making calls, looking for an edge rusher. With
CBS Sports’ Jonathan Jones isn’t sure the Titans will trade away a bunch of players before the deadline, partially because he’s skeptical they have that
With multiple teams looking for pass-rushing help ahead of the Nov. 4 trade deadline and the 1-5 Titans likely to sell, outside linebacker Arden Key could end up on the move in the next couple of weeks.
The Tennessee Titans are getting ready for their Week 2 game against the Los Angeles Rams, but a few players are nursing some injuries from the past few weeks.
Tennessee Titans outside linebacker Arden Key is about to embark on his third season in Nashville with the team. He's played for two different coaching staffs, and this year marks the first time during his Tennessee tenure that Key is playing for the same group of coaches for consecutive seasons.
The Tennessee Titans had a rough 2024 campaign, going just 4-13 in spite of embarking on a free-agent spending spree last year. The good news is that the Titans are actually positioned to have a fine offseason, as they own the No.
According to ESPN’s Jeremy Fowler, the Titans have received interest in a trade for EDGE Arden Key and DL Sebastian Joseph-Day. Fowler adds that “nothing had materialized” earlier but it could come to fruition if a better offer is presented.
While it's good news for Key, it's even better for the team.
In his first season with the Titans in 2023, he logged 30 tackles, 40 pressures, 29 hurries, six sacks, four QB hits, four tackles for loss and two forced fumbles, per Pro Football Focus.
After signing with the Tennessee Titans last offseason, edge rusher Arden Key has been one of the team's brightest personalities. Key hit the ground running in training camp of last year by counting his sacks in practice against the Titans' offensive tackles, who were later found to be incompetent.
One week after their initial meeting, the Jacksonville Jaguars and defensive end Arden Key have signed a one-year contract.
One of the key members of the San Francisco 49ers defense that helped the team reach the doorstep of Super Bowl LVI is reportedly meeting with his second potential new employer in as many days on Tuesday.
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