Pro Football Hall Of Fame Weekend Recap: Edgerrin James' Enshrinement

Gardner left the Colts' Week 17 game against the Jacksonville Jaguars with a calf injury.

Running back Jonathan Taylor is neck-and-neck with Buffalo Bills running back James Cook for this year's rushing crown, while wide receiver Alec Pierce leads the NFL in yards per reception and is 29 yards away from reaching 900 receiving yards for the first time in his career. 

On a special edition of The Jack Doyle Podcast, Philip Rivers sits down with Jack to discuss his three-game return to the NFL, and his emotions as he walks away from the league (and this time, it's for real).

Head coach Shane Steichen said he and his staff are working through possibly getting some younger players more snaps during Sunday's season finale against the Houston Texans. 

The 2025 sixth-round pick will start his first game since being Notre Dame's QB1 in the College Football Playoff Championship against Ohio State last January. 

Richardson said on Wednesday that he is still dealing with vision limitations from the freak injury he sustained during pregame warmups in Week 6.

Leonard will make his first career start in the Colts' final game of the 2025 season. 

The Colts released their unofficial depth chart ahead of their Week 18 game against the Houston Texans at NRG Stadium. Check it out below:

Vinatieri was named a finalist for the Pro Football Hall of Fame Class of 2026 on Tuesday.

Vinatieri is in his second year of Hall of Fame eligibility, while Wayne has been named a finalist now in each of his seven years of eligibility. 

Colts Ring of Honor wide receiver Bill Brooks offers his perspective on how the Colts are staying motivated to compete in the final games of the season despite being out of playoff contention. He also gives his insight into what Philip Rivers' presence in the Colts locker room has done for not just the team, but for all NFL players and fans.

The Colts made the roster move on Monday.