Get an exclusive look as Adam Vinatieri — the GOAT — gets ready for NFL Honors and the Pro Football Hall of Fame Class of 2026 announcement in San Francisco. One of the game's highest honors, commemorating the greatest players, coaches, and contributors in professional football history.

Adam Vinatieri, widely regarded as the greatest kicker in NFL history, on Thursday was announced as a member of the Pro Football Hall of Fame's Modern Era Class of 2026.

Instant Reaction returns with Casey Vallier and Colts Ring of Honor Wide Receiver Bill Brooks react to Adam Vinatieri being inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame. They started off by talking about the resume of Vinny ultimately leading into the induction into Canton. (4:20) They guys discussed how impressive his almost 2 careers were with 10 years in New England and 14 years in Indianapolis (11:48) Lastly, Casey and Bill talked about how Reggie Wayne was left out of the Hall of Fame for the 7th straight season (12:32).

Indianapolis Colts cornerback Kenny Moore II joins to talk about the nuances of the nickleback position.

Indianapolis Colts cornerback Sauce Gardner reflects on getting traded to the Colts in 2025 season.

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).

Former Colts tight end Jack Doyle is back for a special podcast episode with longtime Colts left tackle stalwart Anthony Castonzo. The two teammates catch up on how AC got into football (0:55) and reflect on some of their favorite memories together (5:00). Jack and AC then chat about what retirement is like (12:40) before getting into the current state of the Colts to close out the podcast (21:34).

JJ Stankevitz is joined by Charles Arbuckle, who called several Colts games on the radio with Matt Taylor this season, to break down a position-by-position roadmap for the Colts' 2026 offseason. The guys start with a look back at the 2025 season (1:18) before looking at Daniel Jones, Riley Leonard and the QBs (5:22). JJ and Charles dig into the Colts' run game (14:49) and how Tyler Warren impacted the Colts' offense, including Josh Downs (19:21). They then look at the dilemma facing the Colts with Alec Pierce (25:39) and questions about the right side of the offensive line (28:19) before taking a look at the Colts' defense and special teams for the rest of the podcast (31:43).

JJ Stankevitz is joined by Hall of Fame Colts running back Edgerrin James for a conversation that begins with the Miami-Indiana national championship game and the growth of football in the Hoosier State (0:30). Edge also gives his perspective on what he's seen from Carlie Irsay-Gordon, Casey Foyt and Kalen Jackson as Colts Owners (5:51) and his view of Jonathan Taylor, Daniel Jones and the 2025 Colts (9:34). Finally, Edge gets into why he's begun exploring getting into the football media space, including an appearance on FOX NFL Sunday this year (18:20).

The Jack Doyle Podcast kicks off the offseason with Matt Taylor and Jack Doyle. Matt opens the show by asking Jack about the difficulty of locker clean-out day following the final game of the season (2:33).

The conversation shifts to Owner & CEO Carlie Irsay-Gordon's message to fans and media, emphasizing the heightened sense of urgency moving forward (6:30) and Matt and Jack break down the key areas general manager Chris Ballard addressed with the media as the Colts head into the offseason and look ahead to 2026-2027 (17:50).

To close the show, Jack gives his overall grade for a defense that was heavily impacted by injuries throughout the season (22:48), before wrapping up with the latest edition of "You Don't Know Jack!" (41:00).

JJ Stankevitz is joined by Colts Reporter Larra Overton to dive into a season recap. They begin by breaking down the Colts' struggles to win close games (2:00) and examine whether the team's 8-2 start through the first 10 games is something the Colts can realistically replicate (12:55). Later the duo discusses Daniel Jones' play before his injury, in context of the team's decision to sign Philip Rivers (28:00) before closing with a big-picture conversation about whether it makes sense to run it back with Jones and head coach Shane Steichen in 2026 (35:27).

The Athletic's Jourdan Rodrigue, who wrote an in-depth feature story on Colts Owner & CEO Carlie Irsay-Gordon in December, joins JJ Stankevitz for a deep dive into Irsay-Gordon's ownership style and how she is molding the Colts to be a different NFL franchise . Rodrigue explains her reaction to Irsay-Gordon's decision to retain general manager Chris Ballard and Shane Steichen and what the future holds for the Colts under Irsay-Gordon's leadership.

Watch highlights from Indianapolis Colts running back Jonathan Taylor's 2025 season.

Colts general manager Chris Ballard met with the media Thursday at the Indiana Farm Bureau Football Center to look back on the season, addressing the team's progress, challenges and the organization's areas of focus to close the book on the 2025 season and turn attention to the offseason and 2026.

The comeback. The moments. The camaraderie. Philip Rivers reflects on his return to the Colts and the NFL, grateful and thankful for every snap and the chance to be a teammate again.

Indianapolis Colts Owner & CEO Carlie Irsay-Gordon addressed the media during the team's season-ending press conference, reflecting on the 2025 season and discussing expectations for the future of the franchise.

Quarterback Philip Rivers met with the media to discuss his return to the Colts and the NFL, his respect for the team and the Colts' organization, his thoughts on Riley Leonard's play the disappointing end to the Colts' 2025 season.

Quarterback Daniel Jones met with the media to reflect on the Colts' campaign, his timetable for recovery from his season-ending Achilles injury, evaluate his 2025 season, his relationship with the leadership in the Colts' organization and his thoughts on Riley Leonard's play at the end of the season.

Quarterback Riley Leonard met with the media to reflect on his rookie season with the Colts, his confidence heading into the offseason, what he learned from Philip Rivers and his Hall of Fame career.

Wide receiver Alec Pierce met with the media to reflect on the Colts' 2025 season and his thought process heading into the offseason as a free agent.

Linebacker Zaire Franklin met with the media to evaluate his 2025 season, his confidence in the vision of the team and his takeaways from 2025 season.

Safety Cam Bynum met with the media to discuss takeaways from his first season with the Colts, consistency and closing out games on defense and reflect on the team's 2025 campaign.

Cornerback Kenny Moore II met with the media to discuss the bright spots in a season that didn't meet expectations, attacking the offseason and key takeaways from the 2025 season.

Tight end Tyler Warren met with the media to reflect on his record-setting rookie season with the Colts and discuss takeaways from the 2025 campaign.

Defensive end Laiatu Latu met with the media to discuss his development and growth in the defense in year 2 and takeaways from the Colts' 2025 season.