In the Colts search for a defensive coordinator, time has been on their side, but the competition from other teams is going to ramp up soon.

Since deciding to part ways with Gus Bradley, the Indianapolis Colts have been busy searching for their next defensive coordinator. Though we still don't know how long the team plans to conduct their search,

The Indianapolis Colts have had a busy week of interviews as they search for their next defensive coordinator. The Colts have five confirmed candidates who have either already been interviewed or will do so by the end of the week.

The search continues for the Colts as they look to fill their defensive coordinator opening. Now 10 days in, what do we know at this time?

The Indianapolis Colts are looking for a new defensive coordinator, as the team announced they parted ways with Gus Bradley after three seasons in the role.

IndyStar insiders Joel A. Erickson and Nate Atkins break down the team’s defensive coordinator search, the shift towards a more aggressive, blitzing style of defense and the kind of cornerback upgrades the Colts are going to need to play that style.

Dennis Allen was most recently the head coach in New Orleans after rebuilding that team's defense over several years.

Indianapolis will interview former Bengals defensive coordinator Lou Anarumo and longtime NFL coach Steve Wilks, who last served as San Francisco’s defensive coordinator in 2023, a league source told IndyStar Thursday.

The Indianapolis Colts fired defensive coordinator Gus Bradley on Monday after his third season with the team.

NFL Network’s Tom Pelissero reports that the Colts have interviewed Cleveland safeties coach Ephraim Banda for their vacant defensive coordinator position. Indianapolis parted ways with former defensive coordinator Gus Bradley after finishing a disappointing 8-9.