Neither Richardson nor Jones is held in high regard nationally as a potential starting quarterback, which has left people with very little confidence in how far the Colts will get in 2025. So, what should expectations be for the Colts quarterbacks this season?

Colts' OC Jim Bob Cooter recently discussed the progress he's seen from Year 2 WR AD Mitchell, who has had an "exciting start."

Former Indianapolis Colts punter Pat McAfee has made a very successful career in the sports media world since hanging up his cleats. His sense of humor,

The Indianapolis Colts must face the potential reality that quarterback Anthony Richardson isn't the team's future. However, in Richardson's favor, there's still time for him to return from his shoulder issues and reclaim confidence that he can lead the team and stay healthy.

With offseason programs now behind us, let's take a position-by-position look at where things stand for the Colts. Next up are the wide receivers.

Indianapolis Colts ‘ running back Jonathan Taylor could be in line for a big payday. In 2024, he had a heavy workload with 303 carries, but he turned that into 1,431 yards and 11 touchdowns (plus one TD receiving). Taylor is a fantasy football monster on a very mediocre team.

The Indianapolis Colts will look to bounce back and make the postseason in 2025. How will each offensive skill player perform from a fantasy football standpoint?

Jim Irsay, the heart and soul behind the Indianapolis Colts for decades, passed away quietly in his sleep in May. He was 65. For many fans and folks in the football world, that news hit hard.

Kicker Spencer Shrader bouncing on and off the Indianapolis Colts' practice squad as a rookie and then from team to team at one point played a key role in the growth that he experienced over the last year, as he now looks to secure a starting job.