The countdown to kickoff for the Indianapolis Colts is now under two weeks as the team prepares for a home bout against the Miami Dolphins to get things started in 2025.
After a competition somewhat impacted by untimely injury, the Indianapolis Colts have officially named their Week 1 starting quarterback: Daniel Jones.
WESTFIELD, Ind. — The Indianapolis Colts solidified their offensive line for the future, signing left tackle Bernhard Raimann to a four-year, $100 million contract extension.
Indianapolis Colts guard Quenton Nelson remains one of the NFL’s top interior offensive linemen, consistently earning accolades for his dominance in the trenches.
ESPN’s Jeremy Fowler has been releasing a top 10 list for each NFL position over the past week, with his interior offensive line edition coming out early Saturday morning.
Indy’s perennial Pro Bowl guard could make history for the Colts. The Indianapolis Colts’ starting offensive line will feature a fraction of its unit going into the 2025-26 season.
The Indianapolis Colts' offensive line will look quite different in 2025. This is because the team lost the venerable, four-time Pro Bowl center Ryan Kelly.
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
The Indianapolis Colts are bringing top-level names into the 2025 season. Indy has young talent and players with bright futures, but it's the established veterans who will lead the way to what the Colts hope will be a playoff year ahead.
When the Indianapolis Colts used the sixth-overall pick in the 2018 NFL Draft on guard Quenton Nelson, some people questioned whether it was too high to select a player at a non-premium position.
The Indianapolis Colts have two of the best linemen in the NFL, with tackle Bernhard Raimann and guard Quenton Nelson. However, outside of Pro Bowls and All-Pro nominations, there isn't much else that offensive linemen get awards for-until now.
The Indianapolis Colts might have had a rough 2024 (8-9 finish without a playoff spot), but there is enough talent on Shane Steichen's squad to establish more wins and better success.
Who are the Colts ‘Big 3’ before the 2025 regular season? According to PFF, the Indianapolis Colts’ top three players ahead of the 2025 campaign are as
Colts’ star left guard Quenton Nelson earned another honor for the 5x NFL All-Pro and 7x NFL Pro Bowler. According to PFF, Indianapolis Colts All-Pro offensive guard Quenton Nelson was ranked 50th in their ‘Top 101’ players after the end of the 2024 season: 50.
Indianapolis Colts left guard Quenton Nelson had another fantastic season in 2024, marking his seventh-straight Pro Bowl nomination. However, while the Pro Bowls are impressive, it's Nelson All-Pro accolades that stand out.
The Indianapolis Colts ' 2024 season concluded with an underwhelming 8-9 record. However, it shockingly wasn't the absence of a playoff berth as the biggest topic of conversation, but rather the seemingly busted culture of Indy's locker room.
When you think of the NFL’s top guards, Quenton Nelson is likely one of the first names that comes to mind. The Indianapolis Colts star is only in his seventh season.
The 2022 season is one the Indianapolis Colts want to forget. And that goes for All-Pro LG Quenton Nelson, who struggled on the field and with injuries
The Indianapolis Colts weren't left out of the NFL Pro Bowl, as they had one player selected. That player is LG Quenton Nelson, who has had quite the rebound from last year. Nelson has now become the first Colts player ever to be named to the Pro Bowl in each of their first six seasons.
New HC Shane Steichen and an incoming rookie quarterback should make significant impacts. Even with plenty of optimism, Indianapolis can't afford a repeat of 2022.