The Indianapolis Colts have been well represented during Super Bowl week thanks to a number of media appearances from wide receiver Michael Pittman Jr.

In a recent 2025 NFL mock draft, the Indianapolis Colts bypassed their needs at tight end, safety, and cornerback and instead took a receiver at 14th overall. With Tyler Warren and Malaki Starks already off the board before the Colts were picking,

Indy must help Anthony Richardson flourish, but the defense needs a lot of help, too. Should the Colts draft offense or defense in Round 1?

Coming out of the Senior Bowl, there are some new ideas on who the Indianapolis Colts should pursue in the 2025 NFL Draft.

Tight end is a major need for the Indianapolis Colts this offseason and a name to watch through the pre-draft process is Miami's Elijah Arroyo. While many are fixated on the Colts taking Penn State's

The Indianapolis Colts enter the 2025 offseason needing to make some drastic changes in order to end their four-year-long playoff. While they will have some money to work with in free agency, general manager Chris Ballard will continue to harp on the importance of the draft.