The Colts were the only team in football to have three receivers surpass 800 receiving yards during the 2024 season. Michael Pittman provides a steady presence on short to intermediate routes, Josh Downs was often the go-to option out of the slot, while Alec Pierce provided the downfield presence.

In a recent mock draft, the Indianapolis Colts did what has become the unthinkable: they passed on Penn State tight end Tyler Warren. In many mock drafts--and when I say many, I mean many--Warren has been to go-to pick for the Colts and it's easy to understand why

The Indianapolis Colts had a shaky defense in 2024, resulting in one of the worst in points allowed (25.1 per game). However, while the underwhelming consistency resulted in the team departing from coordinator Gus Bradley,

IndyStar insiders Joel A. Erickson and Nate Atkins break down the lessons the Colts should have learned from the NFL playoffs, including the need for better quarterback play, complexity on defense and additions in the secondary.

When looking back on the 2024 season for the Indianapolis Colts, the team dealt with plenty of disappointments, from the roster construction to coaching decisions to performance by position groups ...

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

Indianapolis Colts' mascot Blue took fans on a road trip to Orlando for the Pro Bowl. The road trip has been captured from the start on Blue's Instagram. The first video shows Minnesota Viking's mascot Viktor and Denver Bronco's mascot Miles join the road trip RV.

Schottenheimer has got two vets in Matt Eberflus as the defensive coordinator and Nick Sorensen as the special-teams coordinator ... and he's been considering up-and-comer Arizona Cardinals offensive line coach Klayton Adams as the coordinator.

Take a look back at the tape of Jaguars standout Wide Receiver Brian Thomas Jr.'s best plays from his rookie year in the NFL.

Brian Daboll is on borrowed time entering his fourth Giants season, with John Mara asking him to give up offensive play-calling while Mara was simultaneously praising GM Joe Schoen’s process

Chuck Pagano is going back to the NFL as the secondary coach for the Baltimore Ravens. But the former Indianapolis Colts head coach had some unfinished business on The Pat McAfee Show before he could fully launch back into the football grind.