Three of the Colts' 2023 draft picks were placed on season-ending injured reserve prior to roster cuts in late August.

Hull sustained a season-ending injury in the Colts' season opener, but was projected to be a part of the team's offense in 2023.

Jones started 10 games after an impressive training camp earned him a spot on the Colts' 53-man roster.

Mallory made a handful of standout plays over a dozen games as a rookie in 2023.

Adebawore, the No. 110 overall pick in the 2023 NFL Draft, notched his first career sack in Week 9 against the Carolina Panthers.

Freeland was thrown into the fray as a rookie, starting nine games and playing nearly 700 snaps between left and right tackle.

Downs broke Bill Brooks' long-standing Colts rookie receptions record with 68 catches in 2023.

Brents flashed plenty of upside in 2023, but fought through injuries throughout the season that limited him to nine games.

While Richardson appeared in just four games, the Colts discovered plenty of encouraging things about their rookie quarterback in 2023.

Domann played the third-most special teams snaps and had the second-most special teams tackles on the Colts in 2022.

Flowers, an undrafted free agent, logged time as both a kick returner and cornerback and earned a spot on the Pro Football Writers Association All-Rookie team as a kick returner.

Safety Rodney Thomas II, the No. 239 pick in the 2022 NFL Draft, led the Colts with four interceptions last season.

Ogletree impressed the Colts during training camp before a knee injury cut his season short in August.

Johnson appeared in 14 games as a rotational defensive tackle for the Colts in 2022.

Cross didn't play much on defense after the first two weeks of the season, but finished 2022 with the most special teams tackles on the Colts.

Raimann held his own in the second half of the 2022 season despite facing a string of productive, experienced edge rushers.

Woods' size and athleticism showed up over the course of the 2022 third-round pick's rookie season.

Alec Pierce proved to be a solid vertical, outside-the-numbers ball-winner in Year 1. Here's a look back at the second-round wide receiver's rookie season with the Colts.

Their season ended before they would have liked, but the Indianapolis Colts had plenty of positives to take away from their 2019 campaign, according to Pro Football Focus. Here's a comprehensive review of the Colts' 2019 PFF evaluations.

Year after year, the Indianapolis Colts experience the namesake of "special teams," 2018 being no different with Adam Vinatieri, Rigoberto Sanchez and Luke Rhodes leading the way.

The Indianapolis Colts' offensive line in 2018 performed at a level that has not been seen in Indy in perhaps a decade or longer.

The Indianapolis Colts' defense totally switched schemes over the 2018 offseason, and the performance of its line was a pleasant surprise that could be considered ahead of schedule.

Through adversity, the Indianapolis Colts' 2018 wide receiver corps came up big for quarterback Andrew Luck throughout the season.

The Indianapolis Colts' new defensive scheme called for athletic, smart, tough linebackers, and they got just that from their young linebacker corps in 2018.

When healthy, there may have been no better position group in the NFL than the Indianapolis Colts' tight ends throughout the 2018 season.

The Indianapolis Colts' cornerbacks went from one of the defense's biggest question marks to one of its biggest areas of strength in 2018.

The Indianapolis Colts got some much needed explosion out of the backfield in 2018, led by three young running backs in Marlon Mack, Nyheim Hines and Jordan Wilkins.

The Indianapolis Colts' safeties were an interesting, diverse group in 2018, and they were a major reason why the team's defense was among the best in the league at limiting big plays.

The Indianapolis Colts got their field general back under center in 2018 when Andrew Luck returned from a shoulder injury that cost him the entire 2017 season. With Luck back, how did the Colts' quarterbacks perform in 2018?

Our comprehensive look back at the 2018 season for the Indianapolis Colts continues today with Pro Football Focus' evaluations for the team and its players in a resurgent year that saw the Colts return to the playoffs for the first time in four seasons.

Our comprehensive look back at the 2018 season continues today for the Indianapolis Colts, as it was a good year for those who owned fantasy football shares of the team's players. Both the offense and defense rebounded from 2017, and a new head coach and offensive guru in Frank Reich worked his magic.

Our comprehensive look back at the 2018 Indianapolis Colts season today dives into the various awards won by the team's players, coaches and executives.

Our comprehensive look at the Indianapolis Colts' 2018 season continues today, as we dive into the Colts players' EA Sports Madden NFL 19 ratings from the start to the end of the season.

Our comprehensive look back on the 2018 Indianapolis Colts season continues today with a deep dive into the team's milestones throughout the year, which was full of achievements reached along the way to its improbable playoff run.

Our comprehensive look back at the Indianapolis Colts' 2018 season continues today with a deep dive into the performance of the team's rookies, both drafted and undrafted.

Our comprehensive look back at the Indianapolis Colts' 2018 season continues today with the team's full list of regular season snap counts on offense, defense and special teams.

Our look back at the 2018 Indianapolis Colts season continues today with the best drives of the season, presented by Hays + Sons.

Get a quick look back at a historic 2018 season for the Indianapolis Colts, who became the third team in NFL history to begin a season with a 1-5 record and make the postseason.