Quenton Nelson

Colts head coach Shane Steichen on Thursday announced his team voted five players to be season-long captains in 2026: safety Cam Bynum, defensive tackle DeForest Buckner, quarterback Daniel Jones, guard Quenton Nelson and running back Jonathan Taylor.

Mo Alie-Cox reflects on the longevity of his nine-year NFL career and the keys to sustaining it. Quenton Nelson discusses his growth as a player and the continuity along the Colts' offensive line. Jaylahn Tuimoloau shares his goals for his sophomore season and what he's learned from veteran defensive end Arden Key this offseason. Finally, Nick Westbrook-Ikhine breaks down his connection with quarterback Riley Leonard and discusses his role in the Colts' wide receiver room.

The guard, who has donned the horseshoe for eight seasons, has made the list three other years: 2020 (No. 29), 2021 (No. 33) and 2022 (No. 28).

Quenton Nelson speaks with the media to discuss his mindset and motivation as he approaches season 9 in the NFL and shares his impressions of the Colts' young offensive linemen Jalen Farmer and Jalen Travis and their development so far in the offseason.

On this week's episode of The Colts Show, JJ Stankevitz sits down with Colts offensive line coach Tony Sparano Jr. to break down offensive line play and coaching at the NFL level. Sparano starts by explaining common misconceptions of fans and media about evaluating offensive line play (0:44), then shares what it's like coaching All-Pro guard Quenton Nelson and what makes him special (6:08). The conversation then dives into Sparano's coaching style and philosophy (16:01) before closing with a personal reflection on the lasting impact his late father, Tony Sparano Sr., and the importance of balancing coaching with fatherhood (27:55).

The guys open this week's episode discussing the Colts vs. Falcons matchup in Berlin and what it was like watching an International game on TV. They also talk about how different the plane ride home must have felt for the Colts after a win versus the lthe Falcons after a loss and dive into how the players' bodies respond coming back from a bye week. Jack Doyle is joined by Colts right guard Quenton Nelson for an in-depth conversation and lastly, Matt and Jack talk about facing a tough Chiefs team that ranks 7th in both total offense and total defense, but has struggled winning one-score games this season.

Colts team writer & PA announcer JJ Stankevitz is joined by center Tanor Bortolini (4:08) for a conversation about how the second-year player's season is going so far, and what he's picked up from O-line coach Tony Sparano Jr. and left guard Quenton Nelson in his NFL career. JJ and Tanor also talk about blocking for Jonathan Taylor (8:47), what it was like to grow up in Wisconsin and play for the Badgers (11:48) and also how he put on 30 pounds in high school so he could get recruited (15:40). JJ then opens up the Colts Show mailbag (20:15) for a listener question about the level of competition the Colts will face in the second half of 2025, and JJ also dives into something he's been thinking about with the Colts' offense this season (26:15).

Step onto the field and in the trenches with Colts All-Pro guard Quenton Nelson, who was mic'd up during the season opener against the Miami Dolphins at Lucas Oil Stadium.

Quenton Nelson, Tyler Warren, D.J. Giddens and Tyler Goodson speak with the media following the team's practice on Sunday.

Quenton Nelson meets with the media during Phase Two of the Colts' offseason workout program.

Follow Jonathan Taylor and his GoPro for exclusive behind-the-scenes moments at the Pro Bowl! Tag along as JT, and teammates Zaire Franklin and Quenton Nelson, take you through all the sights and sounds from the games in Orlando.

JJ Stankevitz sets the stage for the 2025 Pro Bowl where three Colts players—Quenton Nelson, Zaire Franklin and Jonathan Taylor—will represent the Horseshoe. The AFC will once again be led by legendary Colts quarterback and Hall of Famer Peyton Manning, who is looking to lead his team to victory in Sunday's Pro Bowl Games Championship 7-on-7 flag football showdown against the NFC coach, Eli Manning.

Kenny Moore II, Quenton Nelson and Jaylon Carlies speak with the media following the Colts 38-30 win over the Tennessee Titans in Week 16.

Guard Quenton Nelson speaks with the media on Monday reflecting on the Colts' Week 10 loss to the Buffalo Bills.

Indianapolis Colts guard Quentin Nelson's big block results in running back Jonathan Taylor's 59-yard sprint against the Buffalo Bills.

Quenton Nelson and Zaire Franklin speak with the media following the Colts' loss to the Jacksonville Jaguars in Week 5 at EverBank Stadium.

Experience the on-field and sideline highlights with guard Quenton Nelson, who was mic'd up during the Colts' Week 4 showdown with the Pittsburgh Steelers at Lucas Oil Stadium.

Guard Quenton Nelson meets with the media following Wednesday's Colts Training Camp practice at Grand Park.

Quenton Nelson meets with the media as the Colts begin Phase Two of the offseason workout program.

Running back Zack Moss and offensive lineman Quenton Nelson dissect the play on Moss' 56-yard touchdown run versus the Tennessee Titans.

The Indianapolis Colts kicked off the regular season and "Colts Community Tuesdays" by partnering with American Family Insurance for the Colts School Uniform Blitz at James Russell Lowell School #51 in Indianapolis providing more than 500 Lowell students with school outfits, helping eliminate school clothing as a barrier to students attending and staying in school. The event also included a book fair, where Lowell students were given an opportunity to pick two Scholastic books, free of charge.

Offensive lineman Quenton Nelson meets with the media following Thursday's training camp practice at Grand Park.

Quenton Nelson meets with the media Wednesday during week four of the 2023 offseason program.

Guard Quenton Nelson meets with the media as the Colts prepare to face the New England Patriots in Week 9.

Guard Quenton Nelson meets with the media following day 10 practice at Colts Training Camp, presented by Koorsen Fire & Security.

Head coach Shane Steichen on Thursday announced the Colts' season-long captains.

Every Tuesday, JJ Stankevitz discusses the most important topics about the Colts and brings you exclusive conversations with players, coaches, front office staffers, national media members and more.

The league announced the first two players on the list Monday morning.

Nelson was drafted in the first round by the Colts in 2018. The three-time AP First Team All-Pro guard is now a locker room leader, especially on the offensive line.

Nelson was named an All-Pro for the sixth time in his career.

The 2026 Pro Bowl Games will be held on Feb. 3 in San Francisco.

Throughout his football career, Nelson has stayed true to himself as both a player and a leader. Now, more than ever, the Colts are reaping the benefits.

Head coach Shane Steichen made the announcement on Thursday.

Nelson is the first Colts player since quarterback Peyton Manning to make seven straight Pro Bowls.

Nelson was selected as an All-Pro for the fifth time in his career, while Franklin's first time being named an All-Pro.

Nelson is one of eight players in Colts history to be named a Pro Bowler seven times; the other seven players are all in the Pro Football Hall of Fame.

The 2025 Pro Bowl Games will be held on Feb. 2 in Orlando.

Head coach Shane Steichen made the announcement on Thursday.

Nelson has earned a spot in the Pro Bowl in every season of his career.

Through the Colts first eight games of the season, the offensive line ranks top-10 in pass-blocking grade, run-blocking grade and sacks allowed, per Pro Football Focus. The group credits their strengthened bonds over the offseason for their improvement.

Head coach Shane Steichen made the announcement on Thursday.

Nelson credits new offensive line coach Tony Sparano Jr. for helping the group grow tighter bonds.

New offensive line coach Tony Sparano Jr.'s influence was already felt by the Colts' O-line during the offseason program.

Indianapolis Colts left guard Quenton Nelson on Saturday night signed a long-term contract extension, keeping him in Indianapolis for the foreseeable future. He reacted to the news after Sunday's Week 1 tie against the Houston Texans.

The Colts signed three-time first-team All-Pro and four-time Pro Bowl left guard Quenton Nelson to a contract extension on Saturday.

DeForest Buckner, Zaire Franklin, Shaquille Leonard, Kenny Moore II, Quenton Nelson, Matt Ryan and Jonathan Taylor were voted as the Colts' team captains for the 2022 season.

Nelson is one of five players in the last 50 years to be named a first-team AP All-Pro in each of his first three seasons.

Nelson is only the 56th player in NFL history to earn a spot in the Pro Bowl in each of his first four seasons in the league.

Taylor and Leonard were named first-team AP All-Pros while Nelson earned second-team AP All-Pro honors earlier this month.

The Indianapolis Colts today elevated safety Ibraheim Campbell and quarterback Brett Hundley to the active roster from the practice squad for Sunday's game against the Miami Dolphins. The team also placed guard Quenton Nelson on the Injured Reserve list.

View the best photos of Indianapolis Colts Pro Bowl guard Quenton Nelson from the 2025 NFL season, highlighting his dominance in the trenches and impact along the offensive line.

The best photos of Indianapolis Colts stars Zaire Franklin, Quenton Nelson and Jonathan Taylor at the 2025 Pro Bowl Games.

View photos of guard Quenton Nelson as we tackle the Indianapolis Colts roster from A to Z.

View all the best from Sunday's Pro Bowl Games Championship at Camping World Stadium in Orlando. Guard Quenton Nelson, linebacker Zaire Franklin, running back Jonathan Taylor all took part in the action, while Colts Pro Bowl Cheerleader Jada and mascot Blue joined the festivities.

AFC Pro Bowl players including Zaire Franklin, Quenton Nelson and Jonathan Taylor pose for photos on Pro Bowl photo day.

View highlights from Thursday night's Skills Showdown featuring guard Quenton Nelson, running back Jonathan Taylor and AFC coach Peyton Manning, to kick off the 2025 Pro Bowl Games in Orlando, Florida.

View some of the best photos of Indianapolis Colts Pro Bowl guard Quenton Nelson from the 2024 season.

View photos of guard Quenton Nelson as we tackle the Indianapolis Colts roster from A to Z.

View the top photos of Colts defensive tackle DeForest Buckner, center Ryan Kelly, quarterback Gardner Minshew II, and guard Quenton Nelson during Sunday's AFC vs. NFC flag football game at the 2024 NFL Pro Bowl Games.

Flashback to Colts linemen, Quenton Nelson and Ryan Kelly exploring Disney's Magic Kingdom during their time at the 2020 Pro Bowl.

Guard Quenton Nelson on Wednesday was selected to the 2024 NFL Pro Bowl Games, becoming just the 15th player since the AFL-NFL merger in 1970 to earn a spot in six consecutive Pro Bowls to begin a career. View highlights from Quenton's previous Pro Bowl games.

Colts left guard Quenton Nelson was named to the 2023 Pro Bowl Games roster Wednesday night.

Go behind the scenes at Colts media day with Quenton Nelson.

See the best images of Indianapolis Colts 2022 Pro Bowl guard Quenton Nelson.

See the best images of Indianapolis Colts offensive lineman, Quenton Nelson.

See the best images of the Indianapolis Colts 2021 Pro Bowl selections, Darius Leonard, Quenton Nelson and Ryan Kelly.

See the best images of Indianapolis Colts offensive lineman Quenton Nelson from his 2020 photo shoot.

Look back at offensive lineman Quenton Nelson's arrival in Indianapolis after he was selected 6th overall by the Colts in the 2018 NFL Draft.

Relive the best moments of Indianapolis Colts guard Quenton Nelson's 2019 season ahead of his second consecutive appearance in the NFL Pro Bowl.