The Indianapolis Colts entered 2026 betting heavily on internal growth. Five games in, a few of those bets have already become major concerns. There is still plenty of season left, but these three have fallen well short of expectations so far.
The Indianapolis Colts suffered a 34-22 loss to the Pittsburgh Steelers on Sunday, falling to 2-3 on the season. It was a frustrating afternoon for a team that entered the game looking to build momentum, with missed opportunities on offense and defensive breakdowns contributing to the defeat.
The Colts came home from London with a 30-13 win over Washington, but the Week 4 snap counts left behind a few questions worth digging into. Some players are earning bigger roles.
How many of the quarterbacks to post the fewest passing yards (while playing at least 90 percent of the offensive snaps) in a win for each NFL team can you name in five minutes?
NBC analyst and former Steelers HC Mike Tomlin was critical of Cleveland’s 34-10 loss to the Jaguars in Week 1, saying “the Browns is the Browns.” When asked about Tomlin’s words, HC Todd Monken took offense at his opinion but admitted they have to change the stigma around the organization. “Well, again, everybody’s afforded their opinions.
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 are already making a significant change after their defense struggled badly in Week 1. Akeem Davis-Gaither will take over the green-dot duties from safety Cam Bynum against the Kansas City Chiefs, moving Lou Anarumo’s communication system back toward the middle of the defense.
The Indianapolis Colts’ linebacker corps looked awful against the Baltimore Ravens on Sunday. Then you look at the numbers, and somehow it gets even worse.
The Indianapolis Colts emphasized that they were looking to inject speed and youth into their front seven (linebackers and defensive linemen) this offseason.
The Indianapolis Colts entered training camp expecting rookie linebacker CJ Allen to have a real chance at becoming the voice of Lou Anarumo’s defense.
The linebacker position became wide open when the Indianapolis Colts opted to trade long-time veteran and former Pro Bowler Zaire Franklin to the Green Bay Packers.
There are high expectations for the Indianapolis Colts' 53rd overall pick, linebacker CJ Allen, heading into the 2026 season. Allen carried concerns into the draft after missing the NFL Combine with a meniscus injury, but that seems to be behind the former Georgia Bulldog enforcer.
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.
The Indianapolis Colts just wrapped up their longest stretch of practices to kick off their training camp, a four-day pad-less affair that gave us a sneak peek at what's to come.
WESTFIELD, IN -- The Indianapolis Colts took the field at Grand Park for their third practice of training camp, and it was a quiet showing overall, but it did feature multiple standouts, both in performance and participation.
The Indianapolis Colts announced they have activated second-round LB C.J. Allen off the PUP list. Allen was cleared to participate after only missing the first two training camp practices with a muscle strain.
The Indianapolis Colts are set to enter the new year with a new face in the middle of their new-look defense, with rookie linebacker CJ Allen taking over at the MIKE position after years of solid, consistent play from longtime starter Zaire Franklin was traded earlier this offseason.
Wide receiver Alec Pierce was on the verge of reaching free agency in March, but the Colts kept him off the market with a four-year, $114MM offer. Pierce is their clear-cut No.
The Indianapolis Colts will hold their first practice of training camp one week from today, and there are many storylines that fans will be following closely.
The Indianapolis Colts have completed their offseason program and are now off for the summer break. The next time we will see the team together will be at Grand Park Sports Complex when they begin training camp at the end of July.
Colts DC Lou Anarumo is impressed with second-round LB CJ Allen‘s work ethic and his commitment to his craft. “He’s in here every day super early, getting worked on and has a full practice,” he said, via the team’s website.
Although it’s only June, the New York Jets’ 2026 NFL Draft class is already looking promising. Other than Kenyon Sadiq, who was sidelined due to hernia
The Indianapolis Colts are entering a make-or-break year, as time has all but run out for the current regime. They are in win-now mode that will require full strength and all hands on deck from the entire roster, from rookies to double-digit-year veterans.
Indianapolis Colts defensive coordinator Lou Anarumo has a reputation for not giving big roles to rookies. It isn't because Anarumo is against playing rookies.