Colts players will arrive at Grand Park Tuesday morning and begin practicing for the 2025 season on Wednesday. For more information on scheduling and tickets, visit colts.com/trainingcamp.
0 – Cam Bynum's number. Bynum will be the first player in Colts franchise history to wear No. 0. The safety spent the first four seasons of his NFL career with the Minnesota Vikings, playing in 65 games (54 starts) and recording 342 tackles, 20 pass break-ups, eight interceptions, five tackles for a loss, three forced fumbles and 1 ½ sacks.
3 – The number of new Colts City fan attractions. With the introduction of Blue's Trick Shot Zone, the Interactive Flag Belt Wall and the Toddler Zone, Colts City just got even better for fans of all ages.
6 – Free practices. Weekday practices are free to all to enter, but fans still must download a ticket to attend. Parking can be purchased in advance for $5, or on-site for $10. Click here for more information.
7 – Primetime practices. Practices on July 26 (weekend), July 31 (night practice), Aug. 2-3 (weekend), Aug. 9-10 (weekend) cost $5 for adults 18 and older. Joint practice with the Green Bay Packers on Aug. 14 costs $10 for adults 18 and older. Ticket proceeds will go toward USA Football to support Flag Football in Indiana. Tickets for kids 17 and under will be free but must be downloaded to attend.
9 – The Colts' defense's Pro Football Focus' rank in 2024. The Colts had the ninth-best defense in the league with a PFF grade of 74.2 in 2024. While this year's defense will still have most familiar faces from last season – DeForest Buckner, Grover Stewart, Kenny Moore II, to name a few – expect it to look pretty different thanks to the additions of Bynum and cornerback Charvarius Ward, not to mention defensive coordinator Lou Anarumo.
13 – Total practices open to the public. Practices include seven theme days and a joint practice against the Green Bay Packers. Click here for the full training camp schedule and ticket information.
36 – Defensive coordinator Lou Anarumo's years of coaching experience. Anarumo joins the Colts after spending six seasons as the Cincinnati Bengals' defensive coordinator, building a reputation as a "mad scientist" who tends to rely on his defensive backs – an exciting prospect for players like Bynum and Kenny Moore II. Anarumo has been coaching football since 1989 and began his career as a running backs coach at Wagner College. He also spent time as Purdue's defensive backs coach from 2004-2011 and came into the NFL in 2012 as the defensive backs coach for the Miami Dolphins.
37 – How many receptions Alec Pierce had in 2024. The wide receiver had a breakout season in 2024 with 37 receptions on 69 targets for a team-high 824 yards. Pierce led the league with an average of 22.3 yards per reception and scored a career-high seven touchdowns.
47 – Days between the Colts' first practice and season opener. The Colts hold their first training camp practice on Wednesday, July 23 and kick off the 2025 season at Lucas Oil Stadium against the Miami Dolphins on Sept. 7.
84 – Tyler Warren's number. The 14th overall pick in the 2025 NFL Draft will wear the same number as former Colts Pro Bowl tight end Jack Doyle, who played for the Colts from 2013-2021.
1,431 – How many rushing yards Jonathan Taylor had in 2024. Taylor recorded over 1,000 rushing yards in a season for the first time since 2021. The running back scored 11 touchdowns and had 303 total carries despite missing three games due to injury. Taylor was one of two players in the NFL in 2024 (Saquon Barkley) to have multiple rushing touchdowns of 65 or more yards and earned the second Pro Bowl selection of his career thanks to his efforts.
85,000 – The total square footage of Colts City. With a turf field, interactive activities and entertainment, special appearances by Blue and Colts Cheerleaders, giveaways and post-practice player autographs, there's plenty of family-friendly fun for all fans before, during and after practice.
