Michael Pitts+FollowColts eye bold QB move for 2026Indianapolis could be heading for a major shakeup at quarterback. With the front office and coaching staff staying noncommittal about Anthony Richardson’s future, the latest mock draft has the Colts grabbing Alabama’s Ty Simpson in the second round. Simpson’s numbers as a first-year starter—over 3,500 yards, 28 touchdowns, and just five picks—are turning heads. If the Colts take a chance on him, it could be a game-changer, especially after the risks with Daniel Jones’ injury. What do you think: is it time for Indy to start fresh at QB, or should they stick with what they have? #Sports #Football #Colts10Share
Jeffrey Armstrong+FollowTitans Eye Colts’ D-Coordinator: Rivalry Twist?Big news for Colts Nation: Defensive mastermind Lou Anarumo is on the Titans’ radar for their head coach opening. If Tennessee snags him, it’s not just a coaching loss—it’s a direct hit from an AFC South rival. Anarumo’s adaptability kept Indy’s D afloat despite injuries, so losing him to the Titans could shake up the whole division. How worried are you about this possible move? #Sports #Football #Colts00Share
kingabigail+FollowColts fans sound off after awkward presserColts fans are buzzing after Carlie Irsay-Gordon’s end-of-season press conference left more questions than answers. Despite another tough year and a seven-game losing streak, she’s sticking with GM Chris Ballard and coach Shane Steichen, saying the pressure is on for 2026. But her scripted delivery and tense vibe went viral, with fans calling her out for being robotic and disconnected. The gap between ownership and supporters feels wider than ever. What do you think—should the Colts have made bigger changes, or is patience the right move? #Health #BodyHealth #Colts10Share
John Camacho+FollowColts’ offseason drama: Will Pierce stay?Alec Pierce just made it clear: if the Colts want him back in 2026, they need to re-sign QB Daniel Jones. After a breakout season with over 1,000 yards, Pierce is now the team’s top free agent, and he’s not shy about what it’ll take to keep him in Indy. With Jones recovering from an Achilles injury and a hefty price tag, the front office faces some tough choices. Losing Pierce would be a huge blow, but is bringing back Jones worth the risk? Colts fans, what would you do? #Sports #Football #Colts00Share
phughes+FollowColts face big changes after playoff missThe Colts just became the first NFL team in 30 years to start 8-2 and still miss the playoffs—a gut punch for Indy fans. With one game left, the spotlight is now on the future: Is it time to move on from Philip Rivers? Should the team give Anthony Richardson or Riley Leonard a shot at QB? Injuries to key players like DeForest Buckner and Charvarius Ward add to the uncertainty. After five straight years without postseason action, do you think it’s time for a major shakeup in the front office or coaching staff? Let’s hear your thoughts! #Sports #Football #Colts00Share
John Camacho+FollowColts’ QB Drama: Richardson Out vs JagsTough break for Colts Nation—Anthony Richardson Sr. won’t suit up against the Jags in Week 18, per Ian Rapoport. With the Horseshoe already out of playoff contention, all eyes are on rookie Riley Leonard to step up and show what he’s got. After a strong college run, can Leonard give us hope for next season? Let’s talk about the future of our QB room and what this means for the rivalry with Jacksonville. #Sports #Football #Colts00Share
Edwin French+FollowPhilip Rivers says he's grateful for “three bonus games” he never saw comingColts QB Philip Rivers acknowledged that Sunday’s game might have been his final NFL appearance after coming out of retirement this season. He said if it was the last one, he’s completely at peace with it — and grateful for “three bonus games I never saw coming.” At age 44, Rivers’s unexpected comeback gave Colts fans something memorable this season, even though Indianapolis lost all three of his starts. For a guy who retired after 17 seasons and had already come to terms with the end of his career, getting these extra chances was something he said he couldn’t be more thankful for. #NFL #PhilipRivers #Colts #NFLComeback #Gratitude #Football 70Share
glen25+FollowColts’ meltdown vs 49ers: Time for Ballard to go?After the Colts’ defense got torched by the 49ers, frustration is boiling over in Indy—but maybe not at the person you’d expect. While fans are calling for defensive coordinator Lou Anarumo’s head, the real issue might be GM Chris Ballard, who’s survived nearly a decade with just one playoff appearance. The pass rush is still a mess, and the team’s future looks shaky with no first-round picks or clear QB plan. Is it finally time for the Colts to find a new architect for their roster? Curious to hear how the community feels about Ballard’s long leash. #Sports #Football #Colts00Share
Jeffrey Armstrong+FollowColts shake up roster before 49ers clashBig move for the Colts just before Monday Night Football: DeForest Buckner is back from injury, but to make room, Indy let go of QB Brett Rypien. With Philip Rivers and rookie Riley Leonard both healthy, the team decided to risk losing their third-string QB to waivers. Rypien, a journeyman with 11 NFL games under his belt, could return to the practice squad if he goes unclaimed. This kind of roster shuffle shows how tough decisions get made for the sake of getting key playmakers back on the field. What do you think—smart move or risky gamble? #Sports #Football #Colts00Share
phughes+FollowColts eye dynamic LB Jake Golday for 2026Indianapolis is banking on a second-round pick to shake up their defense, and all eyes are on Cincinnati’s Jake Golday. With no first-rounder after the Sauce Gardner trade, the Colts need someone who can step in and make plays right away. Golday’s athleticism and coverage skills at linebacker could finally fill a gap that’s been open since Bobby Okereke left. If he lives up to the hype, he might be the missing piece Indy’s defense needs. What do you think—could Golday be the spark the Colts have been searching for? #Sports #Football #Colts00Share
