The Indianapolis Colts are still hoping Anthony Richardson can be the franchise quarterback, but if he struggles, jobs may be at risk in 2025. Anthony Richardson has had a complicated career in the league since he was drafted with the fourth overall pick in the 2023 NFL draft.
The Indianapolis Colts signed left tackle Bernhard Raimann to a four-year extension worth $100 million on Monday night. Raimann, who was originally selected in the third round of the 2022 NFL draft by Indianapolis, has been a staple piece of the Colts' offensive line since entering the league.
All eyes are on the red jerseys, and the early results are unclear. Quarterback play is going to be the biggest story from training camp for the Indianapolis Colts.
The Colts are expected to compete at a higher level throughout the roster collectively this training camp. According to the IndyStar’s Nate Atkins, Indianapolis
As training camp begins, the Indianapolis Colts are going to be a very interesting team to watch. After two years of disappointing results, Chris Ballard and the front office decided to bring in more serious competition for young quarterback Anthony Richardson.
The death of Indianapolis Colts owner and CEO Jim Irsay this past May resulted in his three daughters assuming control of the franchise. Understandably, some have wondered what this change could mean regarding the futures of Ballard and Steichen.
The Indianapolis Colts have a highly critical regular season approaching, with so much on the line that it's palpable. General manager Chris Ballard is walking into his ninth NFL season with the team and doesn't have any room left for mediocrity.
Chris Ballard and the Indianapolis Colts are in an interesting situation heading into the 2025 NFL season. While the team invested the No. 4 overall pick in the 2023 NFL Draft into quarterback Anthony Richardson, they still haven’t found a long-term proven answer under center.
The Indianapolis Colts worked hard on boosting the roster in the earliest stages of the 2025 offseason, and general manager Chris Ballard can be thanked for that.
Things needed to change for the Indianapolis Colts this offseason. The ineffectiveness of the quarterback position continued to be a bane on the offense, and the defense had become stagnant and uninspired.
The Indianapolis Colts are doing their best to re-establish a winning culture that hasn't existed since the 2020 campaign, when they last achieved a spot in the postseason.
Lately, the Indianapolis Colts haven’t achieved much success. They’ve missed the playoffs in each of the past four seasons. Plus, they haven’t won the AFC South since 2014.
Regarding the NFL draft, Indianapolis Colts general manager Chris Ballard has made several outstanding decisions. One of his best moves was trading up for Jonathan Taylor in 2020.
The Indianapolis Colts are reeling after the passing of long-time CEO Jim Irsay last Wednesday, but now have even more motivation to make something out of the 2025 NFL season.
In August 2021, Chris Ballard signed a five-year contract extension with the Indianapolis Colts. This would come after his initial hire in 2017, when there was so much hope for the future.
Following a long pre-draft evaluation process, the Indianapolis Colts decided that Penn State tight end Tyler Warren would be the best use of their 14th overall pick in the 2025 NFL draft.
The Indianapolis Colts had an impressive 2025 NFL Draft. It was Chris Ballard‘s ninth as the general manager of the team. The Colts selected Penn State tight end Tyler Warren in the first round (14th overall pick).
Grade: B+ Best Pick: RB DJ Giddens, No. 151 Overall What We Liked: The Chris Ballard strategy of taking exclusively pure athletes seems to have cooled off, as now Ballard is taking guys who also play good football.
The club signed former New York Giants starter Daniel Jones to compete with 2023 first-round draft pick Anthony Richardson for the starting job this summer.
Indianapolis Colts general manager Chris Ballard will have a very tough 2025 season ahead of him as he tries to salvage his future in the league. Since coming to the Colts in 2018, Ballard’s resume has been less than stellar.