Jim Irsay will become the 20th member of the Colts Ring of Honor on Sept. 7, when the Colts open the 2025 season against the Miami Dolphins at Lucas Oil Stadium. 

Alex Tanney was the New York Giants' third quarterback in 2019, Daniel Jones' rookie season. In 2025, Jones and Tanney – now the Colts' passing game coordinator – are re-united in Indianapolis. 

Irsay-Gordon began wearing a headset years ago to listen to coaches' communications during games not as a means to micromanage, but as a way to further understand the football team she and her sisters, Casey Foyt and Kalen Jackson, now own. 

The Colts announced the changes on Wednesday. 

Colts Owner & CEO Carlie Irsay-Gordon, Owner & Executive Vice President Casey Foyt and Owner & Chief Brand Officer & President of the Indianapolis Colts Foundation Kalen Jackson held a press conference on Tuesday. 

Richardson will miss the remainder of the Colts' offseason program due to aggravation in the AC joint of his right (throwing) shoulder. 

The Colts on Monday announced details on the transition of team ownership from late Owner & CEO Jim Irsay to his daughters, Carlie Irsay-Gordon, Casey Foyt and Kalen Jackson. 

Head coach Shane Steichen said Thursday Richardson is dealing with a shoulder injury and is expected back at some point during training camp. 

Dungy joined Jeffrey Gorman for an emotional edition of High Volume, an Indianapolis Colts podcast, this week. You can catch the episode below or can watch and listen to it wherever you get your podcasts. 

While the Colts moved from Baltimore to Indianapolis in 1984, several players maintained a close relationship with Jim Irsay – who began working for the team as a ballboy in the 1970s and held several positions with the Colts shortly after graduating from SMU in 1982. 

You can share your own messages of gratitude or stories about Jim Irsay on social media using the hashtag #ThankYouJimIrsay.

Steichen, Wayne, Kenny Moore II, Michael Pittman Jr., DeForest Buckner and Tyquan Lewis on Wednesday all shared their memories and stories of late Colts Owner and CEO Jim Irsay.