FRIDAY NIGHT LIGHTS

Colts Owner & CEO Carlie Irsay-Gordon released a statement Monday announcing the news.

The Colts lost, 26-20, to the previously-winless Tennessee Titans on Sunday at Lucas Oil Stadium, dropping them to 2-4 on the 2026 season.

The Colts signed the 30-year-old Pratt, who started 12 games for them in 2025, to their practice squad on Tuesday.

The Colts had been one of the NFL's best red zone offenses heading into Week 5, but managed just one touchdown on three trips inside the Pittsburgh Steelers' 20-yard line on Sunday.

The Colts were nearly put in a bind on a fourth-and-one against the Washington Commanders last weekend in London, but strong communication and good tackling – issues that plagued this group in Weeks 1 and 2 – led to a momentum-shifting play.

Jonathan Taylor on Sunday became the NFL's all-time leader in international touchdowns and rushing yards. More importantly, he helped the Colts overcome a rocky first half to win comfortably over the Washington Commanders in Week 4.

Owens gave a fiery pregame speech prior to the Colts' Week 3 win over the Houston Texans.

Shrader overcame plenty to be the version of himself we saw on Sunday against the Houston Texans.

Shrader felt a tweak in his groin during pregame warm-ups, but quickly addressed the issue with trainers and wound up connecting on all four of his field goals, including the game-winner, in the Colts' Week 3 win over the Houston Texans.

The Colts signed Slayton to add explosiveness to their offense with wide receiver Alec Pierce (heel) slated to be placed on injured reserve.

The Colts got inside the Chiefs' red zone on their first offensive play of overtime, but had to settle for a game-tying field goal – which then set up Harrison Butker's game-winning field goal as time expired in overtime.