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Here are five things to know for the Week 1 matchup between the Colts and Jaguars.
Regular season football is officially back, and the Indianapolis Colts start their 2023 season against the reigning AFC South division winners.
The Jacksonville Jaguars return to Lucas Oil Stadium on Sunday, Sept. 10, to defend their crown.
Indianapolis has a new coaching staff, quarterback, and team identity built around youth. It’s all hands on deck as the team looks to win its first game in the Shane Steichen era.
Here are five things to know entering the Week 1 matchup:
Studs and duds from the Colts’ preseason win over the Eagles.
The Indianapolis Colts officially concluded the preseason Thursday night with a 27-13 win over the Philadelphia Eagles at Lincoln Financial Field.
Though the Eagles rested their starters, the Colts had their starting units on the field for the entire first half before giving way to the second and third teams.
Rookie quarterback Anthony Richardson got the start and found himself in the gray area. He showed plenty of promise but also some extreme growing pains, which is to be expected throughout the entire regular season. So he won’t be on this list.
Regardless, here’s a look at the studs and duds from the Colts’ preseason win over the Eagles:
Here’s our instant analysis from the Colts’ preseason win over the Eagles.
The Indianapolis Colts wrapped their preseason Thursday night with a win over the Philadelphia Eagles at Lincoln Financial Field.
The team scored on five of its 10 drives, creating 393 yards of total offense, 127 yards rushing on the ground, and a 42% third-down efficiency rate.
Behind the strength of their ground game and contributions from all three quarterbacks, the Colts secured a 27-13 win behind their scoring in all four quarters.
Here’s the instant analysis from the preseason Week 3 win:
Here are six things to know entering the preseason Week 2 matchup.
The Indianapolis Colts host Justin Fields and the Chicago Bears at Lucas Oil Stadium on Saturday, Aug. 19, for their second preseason game.
After hosting two joint practices with the Bears this week, the team will continue the battle on familiar turf against the squad led by Matt Eberflus.
Here are the six things to know for Week 2 of the preseason:
Here’s the stock report from the Colts’ preseason loss against the Bills.
The Indianapolis Colts officially began the preseason with a 23-19 loss Saturday against the Buffalo Bills at Highmark Stadium.
We got to see the starters take the field for the first quarter while the second and third teams got the majority of the work during the final three quarters of the game.
When taking stock of a player’s performance, it’s best to be fluid. A player’s stock will fall and rise throughout the preseason so none of this is set in stone. But it is important to take note of the narratives and storylines taking place as the regular season quickly approaches.
A player’s stock can be impacted by their performance or the type of snaps they receive during the preseason.
Here’s a look at the stock watch for the Colts following the preseason opener:
Keep an eye on these 9 players as the Colts begin the preseason.
The Indianapolis Colts officially commence the preseason with a matchup Saturday afternoon against the Buffalo Bills at Highmark Stadium.
There will be plenty of storylines to keep an eye on in regard to both sides of the ball, and almost everyone will have their eyes on rookie quarterback Anthony Richardson, who is making the start in his debut.
Though we shouldn’t overreact to the preseason, there are certain players we should keep an eye on. Whether they’re competing for a roster spot or looking to carve out a bigger role, there will be plenty to watch on Saturday.
Here are nine Colts to watch in the preseason opener against the Bills:
Here are five things to watch during the preseason opener between the Colts and Bills.
Training camp is just about over and it’s time for the Indianapolis Colts to open up their preseason against the Buffalo Bills.
This game has much more hype despite being an exhibition match since it will be the debut of Anthony Richardson in a Colts uniform. While Shane Steichen won’t be opening up his playbook, it will give us an initial look at what the offense will look like with the rookie under the helm.
Including Richardson’s first time in NFL action, here are five things to watch for Saturday afternoon:
Here are five things to know as the Colts enter their first preseason game against the Bills.
The Indianapolis Colts travel Saturday to Orchard Park, NY, for their first action in the Shane Steichen era. The Buffalo Bills host the Colts at Highmark Stadium for a preseason Week 1 game.
With so many new faces and schemes still being installed, there is a lot to work out, but perhaps the most exciting part: Colts football is back.
Here are the five things to know for Week 1 of the preseason:
Taking a look at one Colts’ veteran on the roster bubble from each position.
The Indianapolis Colts are just weeks away from the start of training camp when the team will arrive at the Grand Park Sports Complex in Westfield.
Bringing in a rookie head coach and new coaching staff on the offensive side of the ball means there will be a lot of competition taking place throughout the roster.
Training camp and the preseason will be the best time for players to make their cases for the 53-man roster. For this exercise, we’re going to look at veteran players from each position who are on the roster bubble.
We’ll try to include as many relevant veterans as possible, ones who carry some weight but realistically may be on the fringe of the roster.
Here’s a look at one veteran player on the roster bubble from each position for the Colts:
Taking a look at 11 winners from the Colts’ offseason workout program.
The Indianapolis Colts have roughly one month until the arrival of training camp, which is when the real competition for the final roster spots will take place.
Though we should be careful about how much information we take seriously during the spring practices, it never hurts to monitor the players who stand out in OTAs and minicamp. Jobs are not won in the spring, but the foundation for the competitions is being laid out.
Here are 11 winners from the Colts offseason workout program in 2023:
