On Thursday night, the Indianapolis Colts brought home one of the NFL draft's highly sought-after targets in Penn State tight end Tyler Warren. Warren, who turns 23 next month, was hand-picked by general manager Chris Ballard and head coach Shane Steichen to repair Indianapolis' weak tight end room before the 2025 season.
“I’ve been in Indy before,” Warren said. “I like (Lucas Oil) Stadium a lot and kind of the area. Just the opportunity to have a chance to play in the NFL,
We are on the doorstep of the 2025 NFL draft, and ESPN’s Peter Schrager has released his one and only mock draft for the year, with some interesting results. While many teams have been reported as looking to trade down in the NFL draft’s opening round, Schrager has the Indianapolis Colts looking to move up.
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The Indianapolis Colts haven't made the playoffs in four years. Their moves to add quarterbacks Carson Wentz in 2021 and Matt Ryan in 2022 did not achieve what the team had hoped, which ultimately helped cost former head coach Frank Reich his job.
With an established top tier and some young options revealing themselves last season, here is a look at where clubs' QB depth charts stand. Contracts and long-term outlooks do not factor in here; these rankings apply only to 2025 on-field capabilities.
By all accounts, the Indianapolis Colts are entering a pivotal season for the organization. General manager Chris Ballard has had an underwhelming tenure and is now overseeing his third head coach in Shane Steichen who also hasn’t had much success with the team.
The Indianapolis Colts are amidst a massive season where Shane Steichen goes into this third campaign as the leader of the team. As head coach, Steichen has an average record of 17-17 (9-8 in 2023, 8-9 in 2024) and will strive for much better.
The Indianapolis Colts are a team that believes in building through the trenches. Both general manager Chris Ballard and head coach Shane Steichen are in lockstep in their philosophy that nothing dictates the game on both sides of the ball more than the lines.
The Indianapolis Colts have to put up or shut up in 2025 to keep names like head coach Shane Steichen, quarterback Anthony Richardson, and general manager Chris Ballard in their respective positions.
Quarterback has been the position of focus for the Colts this offseason as their decision to sign Daniel Jones and set up a competition with Anthony Richardson has been the biggest move they've made since the end of the 2024 season.
The head coach of the Indianapolis Colts, Shane Steichen, has become one of the most respected people and offensive minds in the entire NFL. He made a name for himself when he transformed Philadelphia Eagles quarterback Jalen Hurts into an MVP caliber player, leading the team to the Super Bowl in 2022.
The Indianapolis Colts desperately need to take a step forward in 2025. Indianapolis had an okay 2024 season, finishing with an 8-9 and but missing the AFC playoffs.
Two years ago, the Indianapolis Colts hired former Philadelphia Eagles offensive coordinator Shane Steichen for their vacant head coach position. Fast-forward two years, and the Colts are still struggling under Steichen.
Similar to last off-season, the Philadelphia Eagles' Tush Push play has been a major topic of discussion at the NFL league meetings. There is more talk
On paper, it appears to be a rather uninspiring battle between a castoff and a potential draft bust.
Last week we went through all of the Detroit Lions' new free agents to try to sus out who the breakout player of that group is. We chose linebacker Grant Stuard to be that guy. At the end of the day, the Lions' linebacker corps has some questions surrounding it.
The NFL offseason brings multiple interesting discussions to the forefront. This year is no different, as multiple intriguing rule changes have been proposed.
The Notre Dame Fighting Irish are a historic college football program known for producing tremendous players to the NFL. The Fighting Irish came up just short of their 12th national championship this past season, falling to the Ohio State Buckeyes 34-23 in the title game.
With the Colts set to hold a competition at the quarterback position this spring and summer, Steichen detailed where he'd like to see former first-round pick Anthony Richardson improve as he tries to salvage his Indianapolis tenure.
The disappointing end to the Indianapolis Colts’ season has sparked talk of potential changes, and whether those changes could involve head coach Shane Steichen.
Not many Indianapolis Colts fans, particularly former punter Pat McAfee, are happy with the team’s 2024 season outcome. After an embarrassing loss to the New York Giants ended their playoff hopes, head coach Shane Steichen was forced to respond to McAfee’s criticism of the team.
Indianapolis Colts coach Shane Steichen seemed to sense the question might arise after his club was eliminated from playoff consideration Sunday with a ghastly 45-33 loss to the host New York Giants in East Rutheford, N.J.
Colts reporter Stephen Holder clarified that the team's use of Anthony Richardson over the past three games shows Shane Steichen and Co. have few concerns about the QB's health.
While Richardson's passing numbers have not been great, he does bring a dual-threat dynamic to the Colts offense, having accounted for 141 rushing yards and a TD in his limited action this season.
Before he got hurt, Richardson threw three touchdowns compared to six interceptions in three-plus games. The Colts were 1-2 in those games.
The Colts are 1-1 in the last two games with Flacco playing the bulk of them. In Sunday’s 37-34 loss to Jacksonville, he went 33-for-44 for 359 yards, with three touchdowns and no interceptions.
The Pittsburgh Steelers are spending the week by preparing to face the Indianapolis Colts. Even though numerous Colts players will miss the game due to injury, it is still paramount that Pittsburgh does everything they can to figure out each player's strengths and weaknesses.
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