Ahead of Sunday's Week 1 game against the Baltimore Ravens, Colts head coach Shane Steichen reveals the Colts have a clean injury report. He provides updates on wide receiver Alec Pierce and the growth he's seen from the veteran since his return from injury. Steichen also reflects on his memories of 9/11 as the 25th commemoration takes place Friday. Finally, he speaks on what separates teams who make the playoffs and those who don't.

Coming off of neck surgery, defensive tackle DeForest Buckner is eager to get back on the playing field. The veteran explains how, throughout his recovery, his family pushed him through the dark days and convinced him to keep going. Then, running back Jonathan Taylor shares how he hopes the Colts can replicate the early successes of the 2025 season and what it would mean to win his first NFL playoff game. He also dives into the running backs he admired as a teenager, and the chip on his shoulder he had playing high school football in New Jersey.

Colts head coach Shane Steichen explained how Indianapolis can combat two legendary play makers in Derrick Henry and Lamar Jackson in Sunday's season opener against the Baltimore Ravens. Steichen also shares why this year's team has him more fired up than previous years, and how they plan to "find a way" to win any game in a year of urgency. Finally, Steichen describes his admiration for the resilience of quarterback Daniel Jones and defensive tackle  DeForest Buckner in how each came back from their respective injuries.

Quarterback Daniel Jones details his excitement to return to the playing field for Sunday's season opener against the Baltimore Ravens. Jones also shares the chemistry and trust he's developed with his receivers, especially newcomer Keenan Allen. Finally, he talks about the work he's put in since December to get to a place he feels 100% and ready to play again.

Colts CB Sauce Gardner and TE Tyler Warren explain how the team is shifting focus to preparation for the season opener against the Baltimore Ravens. Gardner shares how the Colts defense is using the week of practice to make adjustments for Lamar Jackson and the Ravens offense. Warren explains how the offense is carrying momentum built throughout training camp with Daniel Jones ahead into the regular season.

Colts defensive coordinator Lou Anarumo on Tuesday looked ahead to what he's expecting to see from several players, including Cam Bynum, DeForest Buckner and Justin Walley, in Sunday's season opener against the Baltimore Ravens. Anarumo also offered his perspective on the new wrinkles Baltimore's offense could have with first-time offensive coordinator Declan Doyle with established superstars in quarterback Lamar Jackson and running back Derrick Henry.

Colts offensive coordinator Jim Bob Cooter on Tuesday looked ahead to Sunday's matchup with the Baltimore Ravens, whose head coach, Jesse Minter, was the Los Angeles' Chargers defensive coordinator in 2025 – when the Colts' offense scored 38 points against LA in Week 7. Cooter, though, cautioned that there's no carryover from last year; the same applies for players like Daniel Jones, Jonathan Taylor and Tyler Warren as they look to build on their impressive 2025 seasons.

Colts special teams coordinator Brian Mason explained why the team went with Spencer Shrader over Blake Grupe in an extremely close competition to be the team's kicker this season. Mason also looked ahead to having options in to-be-determined punt and kick returners in Week 1, and explained why Rigoberto Sanchez has had such a consistently excellent career as a punter.

Head coach Shane Steichen discusses Daniel Jones, Tyler Warren, Jonathan Taylor, Alec Pierce and others as the team prepares to take on the Baltimore Ravens week one of the 2026 NFL season.

Hunter Wohler discusses his return from injury and Tanor Bortolini explains how he approaches the game in year three.

Head coach Shane Steichen discusses the Colts' quarterback depth chart for the 2026 season, including the decision to name Anthony Richardson Sr. the backup quarterback and Riley Leonard the team's third quarterback. He shares insights into the evaluation process, reflects on the competition that unfolded throughout the offseason, and looks ahead to an exciting Week 1 matchup against the Baltimore Ravens.

Daniel Jones discusses his return to the field after recovering from his Achilles injury, shares what he's learned from working alongside Keenan Allen and reflects on being named one of the Colts' five team captains for the 2026 season.

Anthony Richardson Sr. reacts to winning the backup quarterback job, Keenan Allen talks about his return to action and jersey number choice, and Spencer Shrader shares his thoughts on being named the Colts' starting kicker.

Wide receiver Laquon Treadwell briefly shares his journey from high school kicker to NFL receiver, and how each year he makes the 53-man roster is a blessing for him and his family. Then, rookie defensive end Caden Curry talks about what he's learned from veterans on the defensive line and defensive line coach Marion Hobby throughout his first NFL offseason. Finally, cornerback Justin Walley details getting to play in his first football game in nearly two years, and how the connection among the locker room will propel the Colts to success.

General manager Chris Ballard met with the media Tuesday to discuss the challenges of NFL roster cutdown day and the evaluation process behind building the team's final roster.

Ballard also shares updates on the health and progress of CJ Allen, AJ Haulcy, Alec Pierce, and Charvarius Ward Sr., before discussing quarterback Anthony Richardson Sr. and his positive attitude, leadership and commitment as a teammate throughout the offseason both on and off the field.

Head coach Shane Steichen speaks with the media following the Colts' 25-16 loss to the Detroit Lions during the 2026 preseason finale.

Quarterbacks Anthony Richardson Sr. and Riley Leonard speak with the media following the Colts' 16-25 loss to the Detroit Lions in Preseason Week 3.

Keenan Allen and Sauce Gardner speak with the media following the Colts' loss to the Detroit Lions in Preseason Week 3.

Head coach Shane Steichen shares the importance of having wide receiver Alec Pierce back on the field for the first time since being activated off PUP due to an ankle injury. He also details how much playing time he expects for starters to have in Saturday's preseason game against the Detroit Lions.

Guard Dalton Tucker shares the challenges in learning the role of center, and what having center Tanor Bortolini helping him through them means to him. Then, wide receiver Alec Pierce debriefs his first time on the field since undergoing ankle surgery, and how the work he's done behind the scenes is ramping him up to be ready for Week 1 against the Baltimore Ravens. Linebackers Akeem Davis-Gaither and Jaylon Carlies then share what their chemistry in the backfield has been like and how they gel together so well. Carlies also details his gratitude for being healthy this offseason, as well as what he's hopeful for when the season starts.

Wide receivers coach Reggie Wayne discusses what veteran wide receiver Keenan Allen brings to a position room filled with younger players, explains how he plans to ease Alec Pierce back into practice and shares the progress he's seen from Deion Burks since draft day.

Charvarius Ward Sr. provides an update on returning to practice for the first time since training camp and discusses how fellow cornerback Justin Walley has impressed him since returning from a torn ACL. Josh Downs breaks down what he appreciates most about Keenan Allen's route running and explains why he believes this has been his best training camp yet.

Head coach Shane Steichen shares that starters will get playing time in Saturday's preseason game against the Detroit Lions, with Anthony Richardson Sr. starting at quarterback. He then provides injury updates on wide receiver Alec Pierce, tight ends Will Mallory and Tyler Warren, cornerback Charvarius Ward Sr. and running back DJ Giddens.

Safety Cam Bynum breaks down his role as the "green dot" in the defense and how he has prepared his body to take on the role. He also shares the time frame he has to work with in the role on the field once the play is delivered to him. Rookie defensive end George Gumbs Jr. then shares the biggest transition he's made from college to the NFL and what he anticipates for the week ahead as roster cutdowns near. Then, cornerback Justin Walley details his excitement going into his first NFL game week, and how joint practices have helped him grow. Finally, rookie linebacker CJ Allen breaks down his thoughts on Saturday's preseason game against the Atlanta Falcons, as well as how he stays engaged and involved through injuries.

Offensive coordinator Jim Bob Cooter shares his excitement of the addition of wide receiver Keenan Allen, and what the veteran can bring to the Colts offense. He also details his observations of quarterbacks Riley Leonard and Anthony Richardson Sr., and where they stand in the backup battle. Finally, he talks about the offensive line play from Saturday's game against the Atlanta Falcons, and how the performance may or may not hinder his quarterback evaluation.