One current and one former member of the Indianapolis Colt s were named among the top 25 college football players of the 2000s, a list that was put together by The Athletic's Bruce Feldman. In ...

Recently, National College Football Inside Bruce Feldman of The Athletic came up with his list of the top 25 players in college football of the 2000s, and the pair of Colts graced the list.

Now 35, he has played flag — never tackle — since he was 8 years old. He stands 5-foot-7 and 140 pounds, but as he once said, flag football makes quarterback a “size-less position.” ...

New details have been released about the death of a former University of Kentucky football player. Coroners said that 21-year-old Ben Christman died from heart disease and an irregular heartbeat.

The Colts hosted Lohner for a Top-30 visit ahead of the 2025 NFL Draft. Lohner picked up football late into his college career at Utah, with his primary sport being basketball.

That likely made the Colts more comfortable letting Kelly leave in free agency. So, in a way, the Colts were also probably thinking about parting ways with Kelly for nearly a full year.

Which Indianapolis Colts player could benefit from a "change of scenery" in 2025? ESPN's NFL Nation reporters recently answered that question for each of their respective teams. As it pertains to ...

Kuechly and Suggs were among the top defensive players of their era, with Kuechly selected as the top defensive player in 2013 and Suggs in 2011. Kuechly’s career was brief but impactful. The ...

If you total 218 rushing rushing yards at over 7.0 yards per rush, you're going to be among the highest-graded players on the team. There was great vision and great burst from Taylor in this game.

Junior and senior football lettermen were nominated for the Colts High School Man of the Year Award by school or team administrators across the state.

“The award recognizes an outstanding Indiana high school football player who exemplifies character, leadership and teamwork on and off the field,” according to a news release.

The Vikings beat the Colts on national television Sunday night, but halftime was the main event featuring fully-grown mascots against peewee football players from Maple Grove, Minnesota.