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The Indianapolis Colts are positioning themselves to challenge the recent AFC South dominance of the Jaguars and Texans, focusing on Anthony Richardson's development and key roster improvements.
Colts running back Jonathan Taylor earned a non-QB MVP nod, while legendary kicker Adam Vinatieri selected his Hall of Fame presenter. An ESPN analyst, however, cast doubt on the Colts' ability to replicate their 2025 first-half success.
Head Coach Shane Steichen's playcalling effectiveness is drawing praise, while the Colts are reportedly being considered as a landing spot for star wide receiver Deebo Samuel.
The Colts are reportedly working out veteran safety options and have a coaching assistant recognized for future impact. Meanwhile, speculation around Jonathan Taylor's contract leverage and discussions about Chris Ballard's potential successor add significant talking points for the franchise.
A new analysis ranks the Indianapolis Colts' top trade assets, with Bernhard Raimann leading the charge at No. 6 and Daniel Jones' value hinging on his upcoming season performance.
The Indianapolis Colts' kicker competition is heating up as Spencer Shrader returns from injury to challenge incumbent Blake Grupe. Five critical games for the 2026 season have also been identified.
Indianapolis Colts training camp shows an offense finding its rhythm led by Carson Wentz and Jonathan Taylor, while the defense struggles with consistency. Fan sentiment is divided on playoff potential.
Indianapolis is abuzz as top recruit Monshun Sales challenges Sauce Gardner to a 1-on-1, while the Colts' receiver depth raises concerns and former coach Tony Dungy is recognized among the NFL's all-time greats.