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Which receiver will step up as the Colts’ number two?

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.
How hands on will the new Colts owner be?

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.
Building a play package for Anthony Richardson

1 week ago | stampedeblue.com | Andrew Aziz

Junfu Han / USA TODAY NETWORK via Imagn Images With Anthony Richardson dealing with some aggravation in his throwing shoulder, the odds on him starting have dropped and sports betting companies now give him a 35% chance of starting in Week 1. If Richardson were to not be the Week 1 starter, then the Colts need to find ways of getting him into the game with a series of plays or a package. What could that package look like?
Realistically, what is the best case scenario for the 2025 Colts?

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.
Colts Reacts Survey Results: Offseason Edition

1 week ago | stampedeblue.com | Luke Schultheis

Marc Lebryk-Imagn Images The Indianapolis Colts have had a busy offseason, which has been highlighted in free agency by the secondary signings of safety Camryn Bynum and cornerback Charvarius Ward, as well as the addition of veteran free agent quarterback Daniel Jones on offense.
Will the offense or defense find more success for the Colts in 2025?

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?
PFF lists Colts as one of five ‘overlooked teams’ headed into 2025 season

2 weeks ago | stampedeblue.com | Luke Schultheis

Photo by Zach Bolinger/Icon Sportswire via Getty Images According to PFF’s Dalton Wasserman, the Indianapolis Colts are one of five ‘overlooked teams’ headed into the 2025 season: Indianapolis ColtsAll eyes this summer will be on the Colts’ brewing quarterback competition between Anthony Richardson and Daniel Jones. Both have underwhelmed as former top-10 picks due to subpar performance and injury issues.
Excitement grows for Colts’ new weapon

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.
Colts late team owner Jim Irsay to be inducted into franchise’s Ring of Honor during Week 1

2 weeks ago | stampedeblue.com | Luke Schultheis

Photo by Rich Graessle/Icon Sportswire/Corbis/Icon Sportswire via Getty Images On what would’ve been his 66th birthday on Friday, the Indianapolis Colts announced that late team owner Jim Irsay will be inducted into the franchise’s Ring of Honor ahead of their Week 1 matchup (9/7) against the Miami Dolphins at 1 PM EST (CBS): Week 1 just got more special.
Colts OC ‘very pleased’ with WR AD Mitchell’s spring, but consistency remains key

2 weeks ago | stampedeblue.com | Luke Schultheis

Photo by Zach Bolinger/Icon Sportswire via Getty Images According to Indianapolis Colts offensive coordinator Jim Bob Cooter, 2nd-year wideout AD Mitchell’s spring has been “really, really good,” including being impressed with his attitude, but consistency remains key (via 1075 The Fan’s Kevin Bowen): Jim Bob Cooter very pleased with AD Mitchell’s spring:“AD’s been really, really good thus far…I’m still betting on AD.”Colts OC added he has loved the attitude for Mitchell this spring.