With the new league year kicking off March 12, NFL teams are already deep into planning for the offseason. Here are five moves the Indianapolis Colts should make in the coming months.
As the Colts had entered the 2024 season in better shape up front, they face major questions about the position group early this offseason.
The Indianapolis Colts are in the middle of the NFL Combine week and there are plenty of questions surrounding the franchise. One of the biggest involves two free agents and an ambiguous future of one of their pillars in the trenches.
Attempting to read the tea leaves that fell from Chris Ballard’s press conference at the NFL Scouting Combine. Indianapolis, IN — The NFL Scouting Combine’s media portion kicked off this morning as general managers and head coaches from across the league took the podium for availability.
The interior of the Los Angeles Chargers’ offensive line was a disaster at times during the 2024 season. Star QB Justin Herbert hung tough in some ugly pockets and made enough clutch throws to lead the Bolts to the playoffs despite the constant interior pressure he faced.
The Los Angeles Chargers were good this past season, but it's also very obvious that they have some very clear needs heading into the NFL offseason. While wide receiver may be the most noticeable hole on the roster, the Chargers could also use some help along their offensive line, and they particularly have a big need at center.
The Los Angeles Chargers are in a great position heading into the offseason. A team coming off a postseason berth, the Chargers have comfortable cap space to make some moves in free agency.
The Indianapolis Colts have a few key players hitting the open market in the coming weeks of this offseason. Among that crowd for the Colts lies two major
The Colts’ longtime center will likely have his fair share of free agency suitors—even if it’s no longer Indianapolis. According to PFF, Indianapolis Colts’
Indianapolis Colts long-time and Pro Bowl center Ryan Kelly is one of the biggest names on the offensive line in free agency in 2025. While he is 31 years old and has dealt with some injuries in recent seasons, he can still provide stability in the trenches.
The Indianapolis Colts selected center Ryan Kelly in the first round of the 2016 NFL Draft. One of the lone holdovers from the Ryan Grigson era, Kelly has been a mainstay with the Colts since his debut in 2016.
Colts C Ryan Kelly is set to hit free agency this offseason after finishing his second contract with Indianapolis. Mike Chappell reports that Kelly would prefer to remain with the Colts but plans to see “what’s out there” when free agency begins in March.
Several roster needs stand out for the LA Chargers this offseason, none more so than interior offensive line. Los Angeles desperately needs to find a new starting center and right guard this offseason if the team is going to make the jump to being a true Super Bowl contender.
The Los Angeles Chargers won’t lack options between free agency and the draft when it comes to addressing some of the roster’s biggest needs. One of those
The Indianapolis Colts have multiple key players set to hit free agency this offseason. One of them is Ryan Kelly, the longest-tenured Colts player on last year's roster.
Indianapolis Colts center Ryan Kelly has been a fixture along the offensive line for the past seven years, but the impending free agent sounds anxious to leave in 2025.
Ryan Kelly has spent his entire career with the Colts, but his next deal may very well come from a different team. The veteran center recently confirmed he will test the open market this spring.
The Indianapolis Colts have multiple in-house free agents to make difficult decisions on whether to retain or let walk for the upcoming 2025 season. Arguably the biggest name is long-time center and four-time Pro Bowler, Ryan Kelly.
The team announced they’ve activated center Ryan Kelly and linebacker Jaylon Carlies from injured reserve.
The Colts announced five roster moves on Saturday, including activating C Ryan Kelly and LB Jaylon Carlies from injured reserve. The team also waived S Darren Hall and elevated both CB Tre Flowers and G Mark Glowinski from the practice squad.
The Indianapolis Colts designated four-time Pro Bowl center Ryan Kelly for a return from injured reserve on Wednesday, opening his 21-day practice window.
The Colts are getting a boost as they cling to faint playoff hopes.
Colts HC Shane Steichen announced that C Ryan Kelly and fifth-round LB Jaylon Carlies will be designated to return from injured reserve today, per George Bremer.
The Indianapolis Colts have placed four-time Pro Bowl center Ryan Kelly on injured reserve due to a knee injury. The move means Kelly will be sidelined for at least four games.
Indianapolis’ longest-tenured player has made 188 appearances (all starts), and he has failed to play double-digit games in a season only once in his career.
Indianapolis Colts center Ryan Kelly and his wife, Emma Zieverink Kelly, have announced the heartbreaking news that their daughter, Mary Kate, died last Friday.
One reason for Indianapolis' offensive woes vs. the Titans was that Kelly missed the contest because of a neck injury.
The Indianapolis Colts confirmed on Thursday that the club has agreed to a contract extension with center and 2016 first-round pick Ryan Kelly.
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