Indianapolis Colts

The incident occurred on Dec. 8, when emergency responders were dispatched to Irsay’s home at approximately 4:30 a.m. ET.

Ex-Falcons quarterback Ryan announced his retirement Monday after a 15-year NFL career that included more than 65,000 passing yards.

Bringing Marvin Harrison's son to Indy would make Ballard a hero. But because of the cost, it doesn't seem like something the GM would do.

Ryan is the most decorated quarterback in Falcons history, but his playing career ended with 12 forgettable starts for the Colts.

Ballard breaks down the draft's strengths and weaknesses and his philosophy on trades during the draft.

Forget the speculation and rumors. Let's approach this mock draft with a focus on premier positions and positional needs.

Only one of the five players remained on a team's roster following the indefinite suspensions.

A year removed from the 2023 NFL Draft, how would Round 1 change if teams were given a redo?

CB Quinyon Mitchell makes sense in Round 1, but Day 2 picks WR Ricky Pearsall and S Dadrion Taylor-Demerson might not be good fits for Indy.

How will this year's NFL Draft play out? Here's one guess at every pick, across all seven rounds.

The Indianapolis Colts have spent a lot of money this offseason on retaining in-house free agents and extending the contracts of a few of their best players. What they haven’t done much of is add outside talent to a roster that finished one win shy of reaching the playoffs last season. While there is still time to sign some quality free agents, it looks like GM Chris Ballard is going to rely heavily on the upcoming NFL Draft to supply the Colts with the reinforcements they need to keep pace in the AFC South. Send in your questions, and I will answer them early next week as we prepare for...

How does each NFL team's QB room shape up heading into the draft? We dive into the numbers.

DeForest Buckner could’ve jumped ship. The veteran defensive tackle could’ve asked for a trade, like Stephon Gilmore once did, and gotten himself out of Indianapolis. He’d more than earned the right. And no one would’ve blamed him following the Indianapolis Colts’ 4-12-1 finish in 2022, but Buckner chose to stay and helped the team bounce back with a 9-8 record in 2023. Now, his loyalty is being rewarded with a two-year, $46 million contract extension, a league source told The Athletic on Monday. GO DEEPERColts mock draft: GM Chris Ballard trades back twice, still snags versatile...

It was a beneficial offseason stretch for RBs, but that shouldn’t be mistaken for an about-face in teams’ investment strategies.

The reunion felt like a long time coming for the city, the Colts franchise and the quarterback himself.