Jeffrey Armstrong+FollowColts announcer’s nickname for QB sparks debateA nickname meant to add some fun to the Colts’ preseason broadcast ended up causing a stir. When backup quarterback Jason Bean took the field, analyst Rick Venturi repeatedly called him “Beaner”—apparently unaware of the term’s offensive history. This slip highlights how even well-intentioned nicknames can cross lines, especially on live TV. It’s a reminder for broadcasters to be mindful of language, even in casual moments. How do you feel about local sports culture and the nicknames that come with it? Where should the line be drawn? #Sports #Football #Colts149Share
John Camacho+FollowColts' defense shows promise despite lossThe Colts' preseason game against the Packers ended in a narrow 19-23 loss, but it wasn't all bad news. Safety Cam Bynum, a recent addition from the Vikings, highlighted the importance of growth and adaptation. "Win or lose, the goal is to improve every game," Bynum noted. The defense, under new coordinator Lou Anarumo, managed to keep the Packers' passing game under 200 yards and forced a fumble. Bynum is optimistic about the team's chemistry and potential, especially after joint practices with top teams. What are your thoughts on the Colts' defense this season? #Sports #Football #Colts00Share
Christopher Hughes+FollowColts rookie’s preseason flop sparks roster debateTim Smith’s shot at making the Colts roster took a big hit after just one preseason game. Despite his size and college pedigree, Smith struggled to hold his ground against the Ravens’ backups, missing tackles and getting pushed around. Now, he’s buried on the depth chart and likely facing the chopping block when roster cuts hit. It’s a tough break for a late-round pick, but it raises a bigger question: How much patience should teams have with rookies who don’t shine right away? Would you give Smith another chance, or is it time to move on? #Sports #Football #Colts31Share
Aaron Ballard+FollowWould you pay $12M for Colts legend’s estate?Jim Irsay’s Carmel estate just hit the market for $12 million, and it’s already got a buyer lined up. This isn’t your average mansion—think 9+ acres bordering Crooked Stick Golf Club, two guesthouses, indoor and outdoor pools, a private cinema, and even a Colts-branded basketball court. Beyond the luxury, it’s a piece of NFL and music history, built by a man who shaped the Colts and collected rock legends’ memorabilia. The price? Nearly double the area’s record. Would you pay a premium for a home with this much story and legacy—or is it just too much? Let’s talk! #RealEstate #Colts # #JimIrsay115Share
John Camacho+FollowPeyton Manning’s Broncos praise stings Colts fansPeyton Manning just gave the Denver Broncos a huge vote of confidence, saying their belief and swagger are sky-high—something Colts fans wish he’d say about Indy. While the Broncos are gearing up with real Super Bowl hopes, the Colts are still trying to figure out their quarterback situation and just hoping to make the playoffs. Manning’s words hit home for Indy fans who remember his glory days here. Do you think the Colts can turn things around this season, or is Denver really the team to watch now? #Sports #Football #Colts151Share
Aaron Taylor+FollowColts’ kicker battle settled after one epic kickSpencer Shrader just changed the game for the Colts with a single, jaw-dropping 53-yard field goal in preseason. That kick wasn’t just impressive—it pretty much sealed his spot as Indy’s starting kicker. With the Colts likely facing tight games this season and the quarterback situation still up in the air, having a clutch kicker could be the difference between heartbreak and celebration. Shrader’s confidence under pressure is exactly what the team needs. Do you think a reliable kicker is more important than ever for the Colts this year? Let’s hear your thoughts! #Sports #Football #Colts484Share
phughes+FollowColts fans frustrated as Richardson hurt againAnthony Richardson’s preseason debut was supposed to be his big comeback, but Colts fans watched in disbelief as he went down with another injury—this time just minutes into the game. After a tough rookie year and a rocky sophomore season, hopes were high for Richardson to finally prove himself. Instead, a missed block led to a brutal hit and a dislocated finger on his throwing hand. Coach Shane Steichen says he’s day-to-day, but it’s hard not to wonder: Can the Colts count on Richardson to stay healthy and lead the team? How are you feeling about the Colts’ quarterback situation now? #Sports #Football #Colts1116Share
ArtsyAardvark+FollowRichardson’s glass jaw strikes againUnbelievable—another gut punch for Colts Nation. Anthony Richardson, our supposed franchise savior, can’t catch a break! Watching him go down AGAIN, untouched, just when we needed a spark? It’s infuriating. The dude’s got all the tools, but what good are they if he’s always in the blue tent? At this point, can we even trust AR5 to stay upright for a full season, or is it time to hand the keys to someone else? What’s your faith level in Richardson now? #Sports #Football #Colts4324Share
Jay Williams+FollowColts fans: Richardson’s shoulder raises big questionsAnthony Richardson’s shoulder injury is starting to worry a lot of folks around the NFL, and it’s not just preseason nerves. When a young quarterback like Richardson deals with repeated issues in his throwing shoulder, it can seriously impact his game—and the team’s whole season. Even though he’s shown confidence and the Colts are giving him the starting job, experts are warning this could be a long-term concern. With Daniel Jones also in the mix and boasting better accuracy stats, the pressure is on. How do you feel about the Colts’ QB situation heading into the season? #Sports #Football #Colts00Share
Christopher Hughes+FollowColts fans, will Dayo Odeyingbo’s breakout haunt Indy?Dayo Odeyingbo, once a reliable force on the Colts’ defensive line, is making serious waves with the Chicago Bears after Indy let him walk in free agency. While the Colts saved money by not matching his $48 million deal, Odeyingbo’s already stepping up as a leader and showing off his versatility in Chicago. At just 25, he’s hitting his stride and could have a huge season—something Colts fans might regret missing out on. What do you think: was letting him go a smart move, or will Indy feel his absence this year? #Sports #Football #Colts10Share
