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This offseason, the Colts will have a good chance to find a long-term solution for their quarterback woes.
The Indianapolis Colts are a team that a lot of people are going to be keeping a watchful eye on this off-season. For the fourth consecutive offseason, they are going to be taking a ride on the quarterback carousel to find a new starting quarterback.
The Colts need a new head coach, but it doesn't appear that Irsay is in a rush to make his decision.
The Colts might be going to three rounds of interviews, which is atypical. Usually teams need only two rounds of interviews to make a decision.
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The Colts are expected to make a head coaching hire soon, but not too soon—if you know what Jim Irsay means.
According to team owner Jim Irsay, the Indianapolis Colts head coaching hire will be ‘coming in Days not hours’, which means the franchise expects to wrap up its ongoing lengthy search soon—but not too soon:
We said,as an Organization(Colts) … The Coaching search would be a open minded and a thorough process…and the final decision would...
Exactly three months after the Indianapolis Colts fired coach Frank Reich, team owner Jim Irsay is still in no hurry to find a permanent replacement. Irsay posted Tuesday on Twitter, "We said, as an Organization (Colts) ...
According to Zak Keefer, Colts DC Gus Bradley is a strong candidate to remain in Indianapolis in his current role for a new head coach. Keefer says the
Following another dreadful season, the Colts are ready for a fresh start in 2023.
The Colts are not letting Gus Bradley explore other opportunities as the team's coaching search looks to be hitting the homestretch.
The Indianapolis Colts and Arizona Cardinals are the only NFL teams remaining with head coaching vacancies, and the former's owner preached patience on...
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Gus Bradley sounds more and more likely to return to Indy.
According to The Athletic’s Zak Keefer, several finalists for the Indianapolis Colts open head coaching job have indicated that they would intend to bring incumbent defensive coordinator Gus Bradley and his defensive coaching staff back to Indy—if ultimately hired:
Believe @AlbertBreer mentioned in his MMQB column that Colts have blocked teams from interviewing Gus Bradley for their DC...
The 33rd Team's latest mock draft has a curve ball at the No. 1 overall pick and highlights what may be the deciding factor when it comes to which QB is drafted first April 27.
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When all succesful teams are doing almost the same thing, then copying them is probably a good idea. This was not particularly the way Chris Ballard was thinking the past three seasons, experimenting with bridge quarterbacks, having some sort of success with Philip Rivers before collapsing spectacularly with Carson Wentz and then Matt Ryan. Ballard had a nice roster in place but no quarterback, and instead of doing like most of the great teams he...
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Brian Callahan continues to one of the frontrunning finalists for the Colts open head coaching job—with #18’s support.
According to SI.com’s Albert Breer, he’s heard that Cincinnati Bengals offensive coordinator Brian Callahan ‘did well’ in his recent second round, in-person interview with the Indianapolis Colts—along with a few other finalists:
“The other thing that I’ve heard that’s interesting? Every candidate coming out of...
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The details of the Colts acquired conditional draft pick have been revealed.
According to Buffalo Bills beat and sideline reporter Sal Capaccio, the conditional draft pick that the Indianapolis Colts initially acquired in the Nyheim Hines trade deadline move has become a 2023 fifth round pick:
The conditional draft pick the Bills traded to the Colts for RB Nyheim Hines turned out to be a 5th rounder. It is the Bills original/own 5th going to Indy.
The...
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Jeff Saturday’s initial momentum appears to have stalled.
According to NFL Network’s Ian Rapoport via ‘The Pat McAfee Show,’ Indianapolis Colts interim head coach Jeff Saturday is losing momentum in his current quest to become the franchise’s full-time hire:
“I don’t know,” answered Rapoport Monday on who the next Colts head coach will be. “It’s leaning against (Jeff) Saturday now. There’s so many (finalists). That’s what...
Ryan‘s first season outside of Atlanta was a disappointment. The Colts benched the veteran QB, and he finished the season with a career-low 14 passing touchdowns.
Colts Colts QB Matt Ryan isn’t sure what his future will be next season but mentioned that he certainly feels that he needs the break this offseason will provide.
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The chances of veteran defensive coordinator Gus Bradley returning to Indianapolis have recently increased—despite the team’s imminent new head coaching hire.
According to SI.com’s Albert Breer, the Indianapolis Colts are blocking incumbent defensive coordinator Gus Bradley from interviewing for other opportunities elsewhere—despite an expected new head coach hiring coming soon:
“There is background here, too, that’s worth noting,”...
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The Colts are taking a ‘team work makes the dream work’ approach regarding their head coaching interview process.
According to SI.com’s Albert Breer, the Indianapolis Colts have had a number of ownership members, as well as front office and human resource staffers, who are playing active roles in the team’s extensive head coaching interview process—which has now extended to two rounds (with some follow up interviews reportedly lasting...