Training camp and preseason are in the books, and the 2025-2026 NHL season will commence with a tripleheader Tuesday night.
Until the Colts play better competition, it's hard to get a read on just how high their ceiling is.
The Indianapolis Colts ran the Las Vegas Raiders out of the building, winning 40-6 and dominating every aspect of the game.
While the loss won’t be defining, it’s a reality check and a wake up call all in one.
Colts fans can come away from the loss with an array of positive takeaways.
Indianapolis answered any questions and rejected any doubts with an emphatic victory.
Three wins is a pattern. Four wins is a standard.
If Indiana carries its toughness, hustle and intensity into Atlanta, its chances of competing for the win down the stretch substantially increase.
With two drastically different performances through two weeks, there’s no telling where the Colts are headed in 2025.
It's the team's first 2-0 start since 2009, when the Colts reached the Super Bowl.
The Colts scored on every single offensive possession.
In his Colts debut, Jones was everything head coach Shane Steichen chose him to be — consistent, confident and poised.
There is still plenty of postseason intrigue surrounding the Indiana Fever despite the injuries and setbacks they have encountered.
These four keys will help the Colts start a crucial season on a good note.
How will Clark’s return complicate the team’s development?
At just 18 years old, he is predicted to be the fifth ever No. 1 pick to make the playoffs as a rookie.
The Colts achieved the bulk of the franchise’s success under his guidance.
The theme of the third and final day was competition throughout the depth chart.
Indy kept up its streak of adding Big Ten players on the second day of the NFL Draft.
The worst kept secret in the NFL this offseason has been that the Colts need to add a tight end.
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