The Indianapolis Colts had one last chance to beat the Philadelphia Eagles on Sunday with a Hail Mary attempt as time expired, and they did not feel that Andrew Luck was the quarterback on their rost
The Indianapolis Colts and New York Giants saw their hopes of winning their Week 1 games end in similar fashion: on lost fumbles.
There is a pretty strong consensus as to who’s going to contend for playoff spots and potentially win the Super Bowl, and it generally consists of the usual suspects.
The last time Indianapolis Colts owner Jim Irsay made bold predictions about Andrew Luck, he could not have been more wrong. Let’s just hope this season is different.
Indianapolis Colts players are being schooled — quite literally — on their team’s new offense.
The NFL trade market has been unusually active this offseason, and there’s no reason to believe that’s going to change during the 2018 NFL Draft.
The Indianapolis Colts already helped shake up the top of the NFL Draft when they moved back from No. 3 as part of a blockbuster trade with the New York Jets, and they may not be done dealing yet.
The NFL Draft is consequential for every team, make no mistake. Everyone can turn their franchise around with one perfectly executed weekend, though that’s obviously easier said than done.
