What were the best and worst signings from the Indianapolis Colts' 2024 offseason? Pro Football Focus recently answered that question for each NFL team, and when it comes to the Colts, this was a pretty easy exercise.

While it was a collective effort that led to once again missing out on the playoffs, here are three Colts players that were the biggest disappointments this past year: QB Anthony

Mike Renner of CBS Sports put together his top 50 big board for the upcoming 2025 NFL draft, and included were only two tight ends, which is of course, a big need for the Indianapolis Colts. On Renner's big board,

The Indianapolis Colts lacked effective tight ends in the 2024 NFL season. With a consistent four-player rotation, Indy's tight ends totaled under 500 yards and only two touchdowns this year.

Lou Anarumo added a Bengals coach to his staff in Indianapolis. According to Tom Pelissero, former linebackers coach James Bettcher is joining Anarumo down the highway. Bettcher was the Bengals LBs coach for the past three seasons,

Colts coach Shane Steichen likes to say that more games are ... fake injury jokes he’d play on the practice field in Gainesville and later take with him to Indianapolis. The snapshot I wrote out of his pro day was of a quarterback who hadn’t had ...

He was nicknamed the "Mad Scientist" for his early success with the Bengals but was fired after a disappointing 2024-25 season.

The National Football League today announced that the Indianapolis Colts will play as the designated team in the first-ever regular-season game in Berlin, as part of the 2025 International Games.

While fans don't seem optimistic about the Indianapolis Colts after another disappointing season, that doesn't mean NFL executives feel the same. ESPN's Jeremy Fowler spoke to several NFL team ...

General manager Chris Ballard will be in charge of the selections, and the Colts have perceived needs at many positions.

Aaron Glenn had no doubts about where he wanted to go once the New York Jets’ head-coaching job became available.