Matt Taylor gives a quick recap of the Colts action on deadline day Tuesday, and what the departures of Keenan Allen and Josh Downs mean for the rest of the receiver room, including Deion Burks, Ashton Dulin and Anthony Gould Sunday against the Miami Dolphins.

Matt Taylor previews the Colts's return to Lucas Oil Stadium to face the 3-5 Dallas Cowboys. The Colts must jump start their offense, especially against a struggle Cowboys rush defense. The Colts defense has tough matchups on its hands with wide receivers CeeDee Lamb and George Pickens and must limit explosive plays.

Matt Taylor briefly recaps the roller coaster month the Colts had in October, and then dives into this weekend's matchup in Jacksonville against the Jaguars. The current AFC South leaders a have top-10 scoring offense and defense. The Colts must come together to snap the 12-year losing streak in Jacksonville to kick off November.

Matt Taylor previews the Colts upcoming road game against the undefeated Minnesota Vikings. The most important thing for the Colts: hanging onto the football against a lethal Vikings defense. Taylor also briefly discusses Vikings quarterback Kyler Murray, and what the Colts defense must do to contain him.

Matt Taylor previews the Colts Week 6 matchup against the Tennessee Titans. The Colts are seeking to start the season 2-0 in divisional games and get back to .500 on the season. He highlights what both sides of the ball must do in order to walk out of Lucas Oil Stadium with a win.

Matt Taylor previews the Colts Week 5 matchup against the Pittsburgh Steelers, and what they must do if they want to walk out of Acrisure Stadium with a win. The biggest thing: take care of the football. The Colts are last in the league in turnover margin, and have lost the turnover battle in each of their first four games. The Colts will face a Steelers defense led by TJ Watt, Cam Heyward and Alex Highsmith.

Matt Taylor previews the Colts Week 4 international matchup against the Washington Commanders. Historically successful on the global stage, the Colts are hoping to hold off Marcus Mariota and a Commanders offense that took down the reigning Super Bowl champion Seattle Seahawks in Week 3.

Matt Taylor dives into an early "must-win" AFC South showdown as the Houston Texans roll into Lucas Oil Stadium for Week 3. Wide receiver Nico Collins, who averages 20 yards per catch against the Colts, has yet to practice for the Texans this week, thus putting his status for Sunday in jeopardy. The Colts are looking to snap a 10-game losing skid, and they'll do so in their new Rivalry jerseys.

Matt Taylor previews the Colts' Week 2 matchup with the Kansas City Chiefs by looking at how the Colts aim to fix the defensive issues they had in Week 1 against the Ravens. The Colts' goal this week is to have better communication, and the defense is also focusing on solid tackling against a Chiefs run game that powered a 21-point Week 1 win over the Denver Broncos.

Matt Taylor looks ahead to Sunday's season opener against the Baltimore Ravens, with the Colts entering the season with a clean bill of health, including wide receiver Alec Pierce. Sunday will also be our first look at ent Colts' fully formed secondary, with Charvarius Ward Sr., Sauce Gardner and Justin Walley taking the field.

Matt Taylor previews the expectations for Colts starters to play in Saturday's final preseason game against the Detroit Lions, and what the game will mean for players fighting for a spot on the 53-man roster.

Matt Taylor recaps Thursday's joint practice with the Atlanta Falcons with a focus on the defense, namely DeForest Buckner, Jaylon Carlies, Justin Walley and others.

Matt Taylor recaps Wednesday's joint practice with the Atlanta Falcons, in which quarterback Daniel Jones completed several passes to Josh Downs and the Colts signed veteran Pro Bowl wide receiver Keenan Allen.

One under-the-radar player quietly putting together a strong Colts camp is fourth-year tight end Will Mallory. The former Miami standout has consistently made plays, showcasing his 4.5 speed and 37-inch vertical while catching everything thrown his way. That production carried into Thursday's preseason game versus the New England Patriots, when Mallory hauled in six catches for 80 yards. He could emerge as a sneaky contributor in the Colts' passing game and a candidate for a much bigger role in 2026.

The Colts' rookie class made an immediate impact in its first taste of preseason action. LB Bryce Boettcher, RBs Seth McGowan and Anderson Castle ran with physicality, AJ Haulcy showed his versatility across 23 defensive snaps and George Gumbs Jr. recorded a sack. But Caden Curry stole the show, finishing with five tackles, a sack, two QB hits, two tackles for loss and two passes defensed.

Matt Taylor details the Colts' joint practice in Foxborough against the New England Patriots and the biggest takeaways from the day. Tuesday's practice marked the first time quarterback Daniel Jones faced an opposing team since his Achilles' tear in Week 14 of the 2025 season, and he continued to build his strong connection with tight end Tyler Warren. The day was highlighted by a Cam Bynum interception, as the safety picked off Drake Maye to end a scoring drive for the Patriots in a two-minute drill.

Matt Taylor breaks down the status of the Colts' kicking competition between Blake Grupe and Spencer Shrader. He details the two's longstanding relationship, dating back to their time at Notre Dame.

The Colts are looking for replace over two thousand combined snaps from their starters at linebacker in 2025. What could defensive coordinator Lou Anarumo's approach be for the coming season?

In this edition of the 2-Minute Drill, get the latest from Colts training camp as the team just finished its only scheduled night practice. Daniel Jones continues his efficient camp with an 80% completion rate, while the Colts remain focused on turning last season's one-score games into fourth-quarter victories, regardless of the circumstances.

DeForest Buckner is back at Colts training camp and steadily ramping up after missing significant time during the 2025 season. His return is one of the biggest storylines to monitor as the team looks to get its defensive anchor back on the field, where his presence will be crucial not only for the Colts' defensive front but also for the development of young pass rushers Laiatu Latu, Jaylahn Tuimoloau and veterans Arden Key and Michael Clemons as training camp continues.

The pads are on at Colts Training Camp 2026 and the spotlight shifts to the Indianapolis Colts' offensive line. With an all-homegrown unit and Quenton Nelson continuing to set the tone, Matt Taylor breaks down one of the team's biggest strengths—and why building reliable depth up front will be key heading into the 2026 NFL season.

Who will emerge as the Colts' No. 3 and No. 4 wide receivers? Ashton Dulin, Nick Westbrook-Ikhine, Laquon Treadwell, and rookie Deion Burks are all competing for key roles as weapons in the passing game for Daniel Jones.

With Sauce Gardner and Charvarius Ward Sr. healthy and on the field together, the Colts' cornerback duo is already making its presence felt. Both have looked every bit like the elite playmakers fans have come to expect, offering an early glimpse of just how dominant the pairing could be.

The Colts continue searching for a reliable complement to Jonathan Taylor, with DJ Giddens and rookie Seth McGowan making strong cases to earn the No. 2 role. After Taylor carried the league's heaviest workload in 2025, finding a back who can help keep him fresh throughout the season remains one of training camp's biggest storylines.

Daniel Jones looked sharp in his return to full-speed 11-on-11 work, just eight months after tearing his Achilles, highlighting a strong opening day of Indianapolis Colts Training Camp. Get caught up on the biggest takeaways and everything you need to know from Day 1 in the latest edition of the 2-Minute Drill.