Throughout the years, Indianapolis Colts general manager Chris Ballard has made a ton of NFL draft trades. Could he trade up in the first round this year?
Indianapolis Colts quarterback Anthony Richardson has an unenviable question mark over his head as of March 2025. After two underwhelming seasons on the field and only 15 games played of a possible 34, it's easy to see why there are more questions than answers.
Following a breakout 2024 campaign, Colts’ WR Alec Pierce would be an interesting trade chip, but this one appears to be more about speculation than any actual merit.
The Colts have had a solid, but unspectacular grade so far in free agency per the popular advanced football grades site. According to PFF, the Indianapolis
Fans aren't the only ones excited about the Indianapolis Colts ' new additions on the defensive side of the ball. At the start of the NFL's free agency period, the Colts brought in new starters in cornerback Charvarius Ward and safety Camryn Bynum.
The Indianapolis Colts ' offseason has received mixed reviews. It started with a bang when they agreed to terms with starting defensive backs Charvarius Ward and Camryn Bynum on day one.
The last Mock Draft Roundup Horseshoe Huddle posted was right before the big NFL free agency boom, so quite a bit has changed for the Indianapolis Colts their needs, and those of the other 31 teams.
The 2025 NFL Draft is just over a month away, and so far, the Indianapolis Colts have done a great job through free agency of taking care of some of their most significant needs.
To say the San Francisco 49ers have experienced change this offseason would be a massive understatement. Multiple starters left the team either via trade or free agency, creating multiple glaring holes for the team to consider targeting when the NFL Draft arrives.
“He’s a great component,” Anarumo said about Ward. When it comes down to it in this league, guys are gonna have to cover elite receivers, and we’ve got an elite corner to do that.” The Indianapolis Colts YouTube channel gave fans an inside look at how defensive coordinator Lou Anarumo will use Charvarius Ward for 2025 and beyond.
The Indianapolis Colts brought in former New York Giants and Minnesota Vikings quarterback Daniel Jones to compete with Anthony Richardson and reveal the starting field general for the team in 2025.
The Indianapolis Colts did everything needed to add to the defense by signing former San Francisco 49ers cornerback Charvarius Ward and previous Minnesota Vikings safety Camryn Bynum to elevate the stop troops for new coordinator Lou Anarumo.
The Colts brought in Jones this offseason to compete with the third-year QB
Colts linebacker Zaire Franklin indicated he hasn't yet given up on Anthony Richardson.
The Indianapolis Colts took a different approach this offseason, which included letting their top in-house free agents sign with new teams. One of those
The Indianapolis Colts signed Charvarius Ward to a three-year, $60 million contract. He could wind up making a huge impact in Indy. He might even emerge as the team’s best outside cornerback since Vontae Davis in the early-to-mid 2010s.
The Indianapolis Colts got busy in the early days of this year's free agency, most notably adding extended firepower on the defensive side of the ball.
The Indianapolis Colts have done a great job bolstering their defense throughout the beginning of the new league year, adding starting defensive backs Charvarius Ward and Camryn Bynum as well as depth pieces in defensvie tackle Neville Gallimore and cornerback Corey Ballentine.
The Indianapolis Colts had a busy first week of free agency, bringing in multiple new faces while letting veterans walk. Colts general manager Chris Ballard is meticulously deciding who will help Indy in their playoff push, and who won't.
The Indianapolis Colts have been highly active this offseason. They have used free agency to address multiple roster gaps. The most intriguing move, however, was the acquisition of Daniel Jones.
Barkley played with Jones in New York and shared what he would tell Colts players about their new teammate.
The Indianapolis Colts have been a team to watch for Hendrickson, and there has been an update on that situation.
The Colts made a flurry of moves to shore up their defensive backfield including signing former 49ers CB Charvarius Ward to a three-year, $60 million contract.
Is Richardson in serious danger of losing his job?
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