The Indianapolis Colts found themselves in the headlines last week with the news that Anthony Richardson is expected to miss the rest of the spring due
We gotta way back in time for this one, back to the 2012 season. A year that began a new chapter for the Indianapolis Colts. It was Andrew Luck's rookie season, and the team's roster had gone through significant changes from top to bottom.
While it doesn’t come as a shock to fans of the Big 12 Conference, former Kansas State running back DJ Giddens is turning heads at the next level. After being selected in the fifth round of the 2025 NFL Draft, Giddens has been incredible in training camp with the Indianapolis Colts, and many are beginning to take note.
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A 2025 update in the multi year study of the running back wall
Initial article
2022 update
This is the third edition of this multi-year long look into the running back wall, which attempts to evaluate the magic number (of touches) where running backs decline after hitting it.
In the last update, we found the magic number to be around 3350 touches. Has it changed since then?
Old data recapIn the updated 2022 analysis, I...
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There needs to be more production from this group if the Colts are going to succeed.
The Indianapolis Colts are rolling into 2025 with the same receiving corp from last year, but the expectation shouldn’t be a simple roll over of results. That group ranked 22nd overall. That isn’t going to cut it if this team wants to have any success. To be a good to great team this season, that group has to be better. It starts with each man, but the question is, who exactly is...
Daniel Jones will make a fantasy manager queasy if you mention drafting him. However, we need to, at a minimum, consider selecting him in best ball formats.
Will the Indianapolis Colts trade Anthony Richardson? Bleacher Report’s Gary Davenport wrote an article about one player each NFL team should consider trading before the 2025 season.
There could be some concern with Anthony Richardson and his shoulder injury going into training camp. While it’s not a five-alarm fire yet, Richardson’s shoulder soreness could “linger,” per ESPN’s Jeremy Fowler.
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There’s an injury update regarding Colts’ 3rd-year quarterback Anthony Richardson...
According to ESPN’s Jeremy Fowler, Indianapolis Colts incumbent starting quarterback Anthony Richardson ‘fully expects to be ready to go’ for the team’s training camp.
The soon-to-be 3rd-year quarterback recently experienced inflammation in his surgically repaired right throwing shoulder and has been shut down for the team’s minicamp for rest:...
Indianapolis Colts quarterback Anthony Richardson will not participate in minicamp next week due to an issue with his throwing shoulder, and some new information about the injury has surfaced.
Which current Indianapolis Colts players could make the Pro Football Hall of Fame? Making the Hall of Fame is certainly one of the greatest honors a player can receive.
Indianapolis Colts quarterback Anthony Richardson is already experiencing an issue in his throwing shoulder three months out from the start of the 2025 NFL regular season.
While the latest injury news on Anthony Richardson isn’t catastrophic, it could spell another turbulent year for the Indianapolis Colts. It’s already expected to be a rebuilding year for the franchise, which could make one of their star playmakers available via trade.
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It may be hyperbolic, but it may also be true.
Is the record skipping, or is it deja vu? Either way it feels like we have been here before. Not only have we been here before but we have been here often...too often. Anthony Richardson is hurt. I know...news flash. This has become so common during his short career that avoiding injury in a season, or offseason for that matter, would be more of the story. A reaggravation of the...
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The biggest headline heading into the offseason program is who will take snaps for the Colts in 2025. We’ve heard about this competition since January, and now it’s finally here. And make no mistake, it will be discussed extensively. Narratives will run wild, analysts will race to plant their flag with a specific quarterback—but, honestly, much of their commentary won’t have much evidence attached to it.
Every quarterback’s story is unique, and...
Former Indianapolis Colts head coach Chuck Pagano may have come out of retirement to be an assistant with the Baltimore Ravens, but don’t expect that to lead to his return to the top of a program any time soon.
Anthony Richardson #5 and Daniel Jones #17 of the Indianapolis Colts throw a pass during the Indianapolis Colts OTAs at Indiana Farm Bureau Football Center on May 28, 2025 in Indianapolis, Indiana. | Photo by Justin Casterline/Getty Images
“Not going to put a timetable for training camp on it, but when (Richardson) does come back, we will ease him into throwing and then we will go from there,” Steichen told reporters Thursday. “The good thing is, he’s not going to need a procedure...
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Michael Pittman Jr. will be okay after leaving the Colts’ team practice.
Indianapolis Colts wide receiver Michael Pittman Jr., who left the team’s offseason practice on Thursday, ‘avoided a serious injury’, according to The Athletic’s James Boyd.
#Colts WR Michael Pittman Jr. avoided a serious injury, per a league source.
He banged knees with a teammate, and obviously that didn’t feel great, which is why he responded the way he...
Indianapolis Colts wide receiver Michael Pittman Jr. left practice early on Thursday with an apparent injury, according to multiple reports. Pittman went to the ground during an 11-on-11 play but it was not clear if it was from contact.
Colts HC Shane Steichen said that Anthony Richardson and Daniel Jones will both get equal reps with the “ones” during OTAs. This was before Richardson re-aggravated an injury to his throwing shoulder from 2023. “We’re breaking down the reps,” Steichen said, via PFT.