Colts’ star left guard Quenton Nelson earned another honor for the 5x NFL All-Pro and 7x NFL Pro Bowler. According to PFF, Indianapolis Colts All-Pro offensive guard Quenton Nelson was ranked 50th in their ‘Top 101’ players after the end of the 2024 season: 50.
The longtime Colt proved that he remains one of the best players at his position in his seventh season in the NFL. Quenton Nelson is fresh off of his first All-Pro nod (2nd team) since 2021.
Indianapolis Colts left guard Quenton Nelson had another fantastic season in 2024, marking his seventh-straight Pro Bowl nomination. However, while the Pro Bowls are impressive, it's Nelson All-Pro accolades that stand out.
With an established top tier and some young options revealing themselves last season, here is a look at where clubs' QB depth charts stand. Contracts and long-term outlooks do not factor in here; these rankings apply only to 2025 on-field capabilities.
The Indianapolis Colts ' 2024 season concluded with an underwhelming 8-9 record. However, it shockingly wasn't the absence of a playoff berth as the biggest topic of conversation, but rather the seemingly busted culture of Indy's locker room.
With the official release of the AP NFL All-Pro first and second teams on Friday, the Indianapolis Colts found themselves with two members to appear on the list receiving the honor.
The latest honor was bestowed on Quenton Nelson after another strong season for the Canton-bound Colt! According to PFF, Indianapolis Colts starting left
The Indianapolis Colts 2024 season ended with a win in Week 18 over the Jacksonville Jaguars, which brought them to an uninspiring 8-9 record. While their
The Indianapolis Colts will be represented at the Pro Bowl by three of their most important players from the regular season: running back Jonathan Taylor, linebacker Zaire Franklin, and guard Quenton Nelson have been nominated.
When you think of the NFL’s top guards, Quenton Nelson is likely one of the first names that comes to mind. The Indianapolis Colts star is only in his seventh season.
The Indianapolis Colts ran for 335 yards against the Tennessee Titans , setting a new franchise record. Indy ran the ball in the end zone four times, three for Jonathan Taylor and one for Anthony Richardson.
The Indianapolis Colts are back in the win column following a 38-30 victory over the Tennessee Titans . The game got a little dicey down the stretch, but the Colts were firmly in control for most of the afternoon.
Tensions were high in the Indianapolis Colts locker room on Sunday after their 30-20 defeat by the Buffalo Bills. Much of the discussion over the past two weeks has been about head coach Shane Steichen's decision to bench starting quarterback Anthony Richardson for veteran Joe Flacco.
What we saw from Eagles quarterback Jalen Hurts in training camp isn’t the same Jalen Hurts we are seeing through the first four games. Hurts’ throws were crisp, his decision-making nearly flawless.
Indianapolis Colts guard Quenton Nelson loves to run the damn ball. That only works, though, if your fellow offensive linemen love to run the damn ball, too.
Colts right tackle Braden Smith missed seven games last year and had offseason knee surgery, but he's back in action at training camp, and Colts left guard Quenton Nelson says that means the Colts have their best offensive lineman back.
The Indianapolis Colts possess a top-tier offensive line surrounding prized second-year signal caller Anthony Richardson. Indianapolis has had one of the most consistently great units in the trenches since 2018 when tackle Braden Smith and guard Quenton Nelson were drafted by the Colts.
The 2022 season is one the Indianapolis Colts want to forget. And that goes for All-Pro LG Quenton Nelson, who struggled on the field and with injuries
The Pittsburgh Steelers are set to take on one of the harder schedules in the NFL during the 2024 season, and one of those matchups could have just gotten a lot harder.
The Indianapolis Colts weren't left out of the NFL Pro Bowl, as they had one player selected. That player is LG Quenton Nelson, who has had quite the rebound from last year. Nelson has now become the first Colts player ever to be named to the Pro Bowl in each of their first six seasons.
New HC Shane Steichen and an incoming rookie quarterback should make significant impacts. Even with plenty of optimism, Indianapolis can't afford a repeat of 2022.