The Indianapolis Colts have been fortunate not to suffer a significant shake-up to their coaching staff this offseason. Multiple members have interviewed elsewhere but ultimately remained with the team.
The Pro Football Hall of Fame announced its Class of 2026 on Thursday night, and for the Indianapolis Colts, the headliner was never in question. Adam Vinatieri is headed to Canton, closing the door on a career that had long been viewed as Hall of Fame–bound.
A few days ago, legendary Indianapolis Colts wide receiver Reggie Wayne was selected as a Hall of Fame finalist for the seventh year in a row. Wayne has been eligible since 2019 and has been a finalist every year since.
The Pro Football Hall of Fame released its 15 modern-era finalists for the Class of 2026 on Tuesday, and two pillars of Indianapolis Colts history are officially on the doorstep.
As franchises prepare wish lists for their next hires, numerous cautionary tales exist. Here are the worst head-coaching tenures since the 1970 merger.
In April 2024, the Indianapolis Colts selected wide receiver Adonai Mitchell out of Texas with their second-round pick. Jump ahead 19 months, and Mitchell isn't even on the team.
Graciously known as "The 'U,'" for those who lived it, the University of Miami Hurricanes football program seems like its own universe, what with the trash-talking, smoke-filled entrances and the Orange Bowl etc.
The untimely passing of Jim Irsay last week shattered the hearts of Indianapolis Colts fans and that sadness was echoed throughout the rest of the NFL. He spent over 40 years with the team, including the last 28 as owner in which the Colts have had the most prosperous years in their franchise history.
For years, Thanksgiving belonged to the NFL, but Christmas belonged to the NBA. Occasionally, an NFL game would fall on Christmas, but it was anomalous, even avoided if possible.
Former Indianapolis Colts wide receiver and current coach Reggie Wayne offered a very emotional tribute to owner Jim Irsay when speaking to the media on Wednesday.
Graciously known as "The 'U,'" for those who lived it, the University of Miami Hurricanes football program seems like its own universe, what with the trash-talking, smoke-filled entrances and the Orange Bowl etc.
Another Pro Football Hall of Fame vote has come and gone and per usual the committee has snubbed another more than deserving star wide receiver. They have
Following the NFL Honors earlier this week, Tony Dungy was disappointed that two of his former players weren’t selected to the Pro Football Hall of Fame.
Reggie Wayne, a legendary wide receiver for the Indianapolis Colts and Miami Hurricanes alumnus, had a lot to say after being snubbed once again by the Pro Football Hall of Fame.
Both men are deserving, but both were left out this year. The golden age of Indianapolis Colts football produced some of the greatest players of all time.
Reggie Wayne is one of the greatest pass catchers ever to touch a football but has been snubbed once again from being enshrined in the Pro Football Hall of Fame.
There isn't much more that Indianapolis Colts legends Reggie Wayne and Adam Vinatieri could've accomplished on the football field, but despite that, they were not selected for the 2025 class of the Pro Football Hall of Fame.
On Nov. 20, the Pro Football Hall of Fame announced its semifinalists for the 2025 inductees. Colts legendary wide receiver Reggie Wayne was included in the list of 25.
Who doesn't love a good nickname? It certainly couldn't be Indianapolis Colts legend and current wide receivers coach Reggie Wayne. With Wayne sharing his unique and flat-out hilarious nickname for Cotls WR Alec Pierce. "That's white chocolate.
The Pro Football Hall of Fame announced their 2024 class. The Indianapolis Colts saw one of their legends selected in DE Dwight Freeney, but WR Reggie Wayne is yet again left on the outside looking in. 2024 was Wayne's fifth time being a finalist, and now is his fifth time being left off the list.
NFL head coaches, particularly ones who are beginning their first tenure as a head man in the league, don't typically keep coaches from the previous staff.
Indianapolis Colts wide receiver coach Reggie Wayne did not mince words on Thursday when asked if he would have accepted the team's interim head coaching job.