The franchise tag window has officially opened in the NFL as the league continues to crawl into free agency. The Indianapolis Colts have their hands full, with a variety of players set to hit the open market this March.
Anthony Richardson's time with the Indianapolis Colts appears to be coming to a close. According to ESPN's Stephen Holder, the Colts plan to have Daniel Jones as their starting quarterback going forward, meaning Richardson will likely be on a different team in 2026.
The Indianapolis Colts offense was on a historic pace in 2025 before quarterback Daniel Jones went down with a torn Achilles. Jonathan Taylor and the running game got a lot of the credit for that rise, and rightfully so.
The Indianapolis Colts have several impending free agents set to hit the open market, meaning general manager Chris Ballard and head coach Shane Steichen have some decisions to make regarding who to let walk and who to bring back.
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The Indianapolis Colts’ experiment with quarterback Anthony Richardson appears to be over. Richardson is “increasingly likely” to be moved by the Colts this offseason, according to Stephen Holder of ESPN.
In the first major post-Super Bowl news, the franchise tag window has officially opened in the NFL. Teams have until March 3 at 4:00 p.m. ET to tag a player, and the Indianapolis Colts have two obvious choices: quarterback Daniel Jones and wide receiver Alec Pierce.
When the NFL released its official list of the top 10 runs from the 2025 season, it didn't take long for Indianapolis Colts running back Jonathan Taylor to pop up.
Although Colts QB Daniel Jones‘ season was cut short with a significant Achilles injury, the Colts have still made it clear they want to re-sign him. With the return of Jones feeling imminent, the question turns to 2023 fourth overall pick Anthony Richardson, who would be competing for the backup role in the fourth year of his rookie deal.
The Indianapolis Colts have some big decisions to make this offseason, and the first big one is coming up quickly. The NFL's franchise tag window officially opened today, Tuesday, February 17.
It seems like a forgone conclusion at this point that the Indianapolis Colts will re-sign Daniel Jones as their starting quarterback in 2026. With Jones rehabbing a torn Achilles, though, it seems safe to assume the team will also make plans in case he isn't able to start every game next year.
The 2026 NFL draft is just a couple of months away as the Indianapolis Colts finalize their big board and future outlook. It'll be the Colts' 10th draft under general manager Chris Ballard as the long-time executive looks to make a final push for an AFC South title.
The Indianapolis Colts badly need more at edge rusher, and while signing the top free agent, Trey Hendrickson, would be the biggest and quickest upgrade, the Colts will need to use cap space to re-sign Daniel Jones and Alec Pierce, as well as address other areas of the roster.
It's no secret that Indianapolis Colts general manager Chris Ballard has likely overstayed his welcome as the front office leader. I used to defend Ballard staying.
As the 2026 NFL draft edges closer, the Indianapolis Colts are continuing to solidify their vision for the future. The Colts won't have a first-round pick in this year's draft, but there's plenty of talent hiding down the board.
The Indianapolis Colts may have unceremoniously ended their 2025 season, but some young players showed out in big ways. Promising talent is the cornerstone to any NFL team's future success, and for Indianapolis, this trio gave the franchise reason to believe they could become superstars.