Indianapolis Colts quarterback Anthony Richardson failed to meet expectations in his second year in the NFL, but it sounds like the team isn't ready to give up on him just yet. The Athletic's Zak ...

The Indianapolis Colts were the subject of a withering examination from The Athletic as their playoff drought extended to four seasons. Zak Keefer and James Boyd did a deep dive into what has led ...

Pat McAfee hasn’t held back in his public criticism of the Indianapolis Colts and delivering an interesting reaction to the ...

Welcome to the Week 17 grades! There's always a lot of drama in the NFL over the final two weeks of the season, and that was ...

They somehow pulled out one of the best quarterback performances of the season and put up the ninth-most points in a game this year, defeating the Indianapolis Colts, 45-33. They came out of the ...

Fire Gus Bradley Colts Defensive Coordinator and former Jaguars Head Coach Gus Bradley on the sideline during late fourth quarter action. The Jacksonville Jaguars hosted the Indianapolis Colts at ...

After Will Fries suffered a severe tibia injury in the Indianapolis Colts' Week 5 contest against the Jacksonville Jaguars, the Horseshoe's offensive line has fallen into a bit of limbo.

After Indianapolis Colts quarterback Anthony Richardson was ruled out of last week's contest vs. the New York Giants, his status looks in question again ahead of their upcoming Week 18 matchup.

The Indianapolis Colts (7-9) will wrap up their season at home against the Jacksonville Jaguars (4-12) in Week 18. With Indianapolis having a disastrous performance in their loss to the New York ...

The Jacksonville Jaguars and Indianapolis Colts play on Sunday, Jan. 5 at the Colts' Lucas Oil Stadium in a game on the NFL Week 18 schedule. Which team will win the NFL Week 18 game? Check out ...

INDIANAPOLIS — With the 2024 season wrapping up without a playoff berth, Indianapolis Colts fans can start to look ahead to next year, starting with the schedule. While dates and times will be ...

INDIANAPOLIS – Three Indianapolis Colts players have been named to the Pro Bowl Games. Linebacker Zaire Franklin, guard Quenton Nelson and running back Jonathan Taylor made the AFC squad.