Andrew Moore
Senior Analyst, Horseshoe Huddle: Indianapolis Colts on FN at Sports Illustrated
Senior Analyst, FanNation at Sports Illustrated
Co-Host at Horseshoe Huddle Podcast
Senior Analyst Emeritus @ColtsOn_SI | @BRcreators for #Colts & #NASCAR | Dad and Husband
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4 days ago |
si.com | Andrew Moore
We sometimes forget that professional football players have lives outside of what happens between the hashes. While dedicating their lives to their craft, most players have other interests unrelated to football. Whether it is cooking, video games, politics, or anything else they are drawn to, these interests help players unwind and take a break from the grueling game they love. But it is rare to find a player who is just as accomplished in his interests off the field as he is on it.
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1 week ago |
si.com | Andrew Moore
NFL players are part of a very exclusive group. The number of players who make it onto an NFL roster is slim. Less than 1% of all high school football players in America will play a snap of professional football someday. However, some families beat the odds entirely and are fortunate enough to have multiple members reach the NFL. For young generations of the family, leaning on those who know what it takes to make it can be a huge advantage.
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2 weeks ago |
si.com | Andrew Moore
Today's age of football recruiting is a dog-eat-dog world. Coaching staffs and recruiters spend countless hours traveling the country to make their case to players and families about why they should spend the next four years in their program. Players start to think about their futures before they even turn 10, attending as many camps as possible to increase their visibility and focusing more hours on sports than ever before. But ultimately, talent is not enough when the competition is so fierce.
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3 weeks ago |
si.com | Andrew Moore
Making it to the NFL is an arduous journey. Less than 1% of all high school football players in America eventually play for an NFL team. The challenge is immense, with kids dedicating their entire lives to a shot at playing professional football. But when they finally achieve their dreams, all the blood, sweat, and tears they have poured into the game becomes worth it. Every NFL rookie has a unique story of how they got to this point.
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1 month ago |
si.com | Andrew Moore
Rookie minicamp is in the books for the Indianapolis Colts, as drafted and undrafted players alike took the practice field for the first time. The Colts focused on players with plenty of college experience and success in the 2025 NFL Draft as general manager Chris Ballard attempted to fill the remaining holes on the roster. Many of the selections from the Colts' draft class are expected to contribute immediately, especially the All-American tight end out of Penn State.
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RT @RomeovilleKid: #Colts WR Michael Pittman Jr. avoided a serious injury, per a league source. He banged knees with a teammate, and obvi…
Richardson cannot afford to miss any time in training camp if he wants to win the Colts starting job. Early indications are he’ll be good to go when the Colts report to Grand Park on July 22.
My understanding of Colts QB Anthony Richardson's injury is that he's dealing with inflammation in the surgically repaired AC joint and the recommendation is rest. The belief is this will not impact his availability for the start of training camp.
Huge news from the Colts as Anthony Richardson deals with soreness in his throwing shoulder. The same AC joint that cost him most of his rookie season. Richardson will miss the rest of the offseason program. No procedure is scheduled at this time, but obviously not good.
Per Shane Steichen - QB Anthony Richardson is dealing with a shoulder injury and will not participate in mini-camp next week. https://t.co/obF7ggLAvk
