IndyStar’s Joel A. Erickson breaks down Colts’ blockbuster DeForest Buckner trade.
The Colts could have waited and chosen a defensive tackle in the draft, but Chris Ballard opted for the proven commodity.
The Colts could have waited and chosen a defensive tackle in the draft, but Chris Ballard opted for the proven commodity.
After previously packing the roster with smaller, quicker defensive tackles, the Colts might be looking for more size at the position this season.
After Castonzo’s flirtation with retirement, the Colts have to get a developmental player in the pipeline behind him.
Picking at No. 13, the Colts might need some help to have a chance at drafting one of the top-tier quarterbacks in April, if they want one.
The Colts have a long list of wants at the quarterback position, but Reich believes there are two reasons for busts: intangibles and processing.
On Tuesday, Colts general manager Chris Ballard said left tackle Anthony Castonzo told him he intends on playing next season.
Irsay’s belief is his role is to make sure the Colts have the right GM, coach and quarterback, and he acknowledges the uncertainty at quarterback.
Moving the workouts to prime time for television caused wholesale changes to the NFL Scouting Combine.
Former Purdue standout John Standeford, now coaching Monrovia: ‘The main thing is to give back to a game that’s given me a lot’
Kendall Coleman, a sleeper pass-rushing prospect out of Syracuse, has been training with boyhood idol Robert Mathis at Pro X Athlete Development.