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6 days ago | 
stampedeblue.com | Jon Spradley
Vincent Carchietta-Imagn Images The receiving corp of the Indianapolis Colts has been less than stellar in recent memory. Michael Pittman Jr. has emerged as the number one, but even he struggled last year. Injuries hampered his production, but it was a major fall from his 2023 numbers. No one stepped up to fill the void in 2024, but the Colts desperately need a solid number two.
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1 week ago | 
stampedeblue.com | Jon Spradley
Tommy Gilligan-Imagn Images The Indianapolis Colts have passed hands with the death of long time owner, Jim Irsay. It is a joint venture in which his three daughters are now all co-owners. While each woman will have a role going forward, Carlie Irsay-Gordan has been tasked with the role of CEO along with being an owner. She is most directly filling the shoes of her late father, so the question lingers of how much she will be involved in operations.
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1 week ago | 
sports.yahoo.com | Jon Spradley
The Indianapolis Colts have passed hands with the death of long time owner, Jim Irsay. It is a joint venture in which his three daughters are now all co-owners. While each woman will have a role going forward, Carlie Irsay-Gordan has been tasked with the role of CEO along with being an owner. She is most directly filling the shoes of her late father, so the question lingers of how much she will be involved in operations. Some owners prefer to simply own the team and work behind the scenes.
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1 week ago | 
stampedeblue.com | Jon Spradley
Junfu Han / USA TODAY NETWORK via Imagn Images Super Bowl or bust. That is the mantra of some teams heading into the 2025 NFL season. That should be the goal, on some level, for all teams because striving to be the best is the only way a team can ultimately be the best. Realistically, however, that isn’t, nor should it really be, the goal of half the league next year.
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1 week ago | 
sports.yahoo.com | Jon Spradley
Super Bowl or bust. That is the mantra of some teams heading into the 2025 NFL season. That should be the goal, on some level, for all teams because striving to be the best is the only way a team can ultimately be the best. Realistically, however, that isn’t, nor should it really be, the goal of half the league next year. Improving, seeing what you have, and taking that next step are all more reasonable challenges and expectations for most franchises. The Indianapolis Colts fall into that tier.
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1 week ago | 
stampedeblue.com | Jon Spradley
Vincent Carchietta-Imagn Images Rosters change every year in sports, and this is especially true in the NFL. Fielding the largest rosters creates the most opportunity for change. While the Indianapolis Colts didn’t undergo the largest roster haul ever, they did make more moves than normal considering last year was essentially a “run it back” type of season. Regarding the major changes, which unit stands to benefit the most and see the greatest improvement?
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2 weeks ago | 
stampedeblue.com | Jon Spradley
Grace Hollars/IndyStar / USA TODAY NETWORK via Imagn Images A team’s first round draft pick is always going to be the focus of a lot of attention as things get underway to start the season. The Indianapolis Colts mandatory minicamp created exactly that type of buzz as Tyler Warren started to turn some heads. He was the target all along; an uber talented and athletic presence that could come in right way and elevate a tight end unit that struggled dramatically last year.
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2 weeks ago | 
stampedeblue.com | Jon Spradley
Mark J. Rebilas-Imagn Images Daniel Jones was one of the major offseason acquisitions for the Indianapolis Colts. Normally, the backup quarterback doesn’t make many headlines but given the size of his contract and the fact that he will be given a fair chance to win the starting position, Jones’ signing shouldn’t be seen as an afterthought.
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2 weeks ago | 
sports.yahoo.com | Jon Spradley
Daniel Jones was one of the major offseason acquisitions for the Indianapolis Colts. Normally, the backup quarterback doesn’t make many headlines but given the size of his contract and the fact that he will be given a fair chance to win the starting position, Jones’ signing shouldn’t be seen as an afterthought. With a turbulent start to Anthony Richardson’s career and the concerning news regarding his A/C joint flair up, Jones’s name will continue to be in the forefront.
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2 weeks ago | 
stampedeblue.com | Jon Spradley
Marc Lebryk-Imagn Images The Indianapolis Colts are rolling into 2025 with the same receiving corp from last year, but the expectation shouldn’t be a simple roll over of results. That group ranked 22nd overall. That isn’t going to cut it if this team wants to have any success. To be a good to great team this season, that group has to be better. It starts with each man, but the question is, who exactly is going to step up and make a difference to elevate this offensive unit as a whole?
