Justin Walley and Bernhard Raimann speak with the media following the Colts' win against the Houston Texans in Week 3.

Running back Jonathan Taylor dives into his hopes to increase his explosive plays, as he has averaged just 3.9 yards per carry this season and he echoes head coach Shane Steichen's sentiment of playing complimentary football. Then, defensive tackle DeForest Buckner shares what is bothering him most defensively at this point in the season, and how the unit can improve the turnover numbers that have been put up so far.

Safety Cam Bynum details what taking accountability looks like on the field, aside from what is said in the locker room. Bynum says the Colts have great practices throughout the week, and is hoping to carry that energy into Sunday against the Tennessee Titans. Bynum also details the need to force more turnovers and how he hopes to get that number up. Then, newly-signed veteran linebacker Germaine Pratt explains how his experience with Lou Anarumo and the Colts could benefit the defense. Even in a practice squad capacity, Pratt shares how his knowledge of the system and his experience could benefit the Colts linebacking unit as it looks to establish consistency.

Josh Downs shares how defenses are covering him, the effect of Alec Pierce's absence and lessons learned from the Colts' red zone struggles. Cam Bynum discusses tackling, forcing turnovers and the urgency to improve defensively heading into Week 6.

Colts RB Jonathan Taylor broke down what he saw as the biggest problems the Colts encountered in their Week 5 loss to the Pittsburgh Steelers, highlighted by the offense only scoring one touchdown on three trips to the red zone.

Kicker Spencer Shrader and defensive end Laiatu Latu respond following the Colts 34-22 loss at Pittsburgh. Shrader explains how he's still finding areas of improvement despite another perfect day of kicks, including a 57 yard field goal. Latu describes how close the defense was to making potentially-game changing plays on Aaron Rodgers and how they'll build off the effort. Latu expresses frustration in allowing 30-plus points for a third time this season. Shrader and Latu explain how, despite the loss, the team has confidence in their direction.

Defensive tackle DeForest Buckner continues to see improvement from the defense week after week, especially Adetomiwa Adebawore, who Buckner says has been more consistent this season in all aspects of the game. Buckner was pleased with how cornerback Sauce Gardner took accountability after Week 4 against the Washington Commanders. Running back Jonathan Taylor then shares how impending rain and bad weather impacts his week of preparation and why ball security importance isn't impacted. Taylor speaks about the strength of the Steelers' front seven and how the Colts can combat the strong motor.

Cornerback Sauce Gardner takes accountability for his mistakes in the Colts' 30-13 win over the Washington Commanders, and how he's going to work each day this week to make sure the same thing doesn't happen the rest of the season. Gardner says he was disappointed in himself, especially in the run game and says that performance won't happen again. Tight end Tyler Warren shares how it'll feel seeing former teammate Michael Pittman Jr. in a Steelers uniform Sunday and also discusses his relationship with Steelers tight end, and fellow Penn State alum, Pat Freiermuth.

The Colts highlight their big 30-13 win against the Washington Commanders in Week 4 across the pond. From running back Jonathan Taylor talking about his continued international success to DeForest Buckner's run down of quarterback Marcus Mariota, each player details what went right today and propelled the Colts to a large win. Justin Walley, Spencer Shrader, Seth McGowan, Laquon Treadwell and Bernhard Raimann also give their input on the good and the bad from both sides of the ball, and how this momentum can be carried into Week 5 against the Pittsburgh Steelers.

First, safety Cam Bynum shares details about his experience playing overseas, and why his favorite part of those wins has been the flight back home. Bynum shares his analysis on the improvements he's seen from the Colts defense from Week 1 to now. Then, offensive lineman Bernhard Raimann shares his hope for young kids to look at his journey from Austria to the NFL and be inspired to walk a similar path to success. Raimann enjoys seeing fans from all over the world attend international games, and he loves even more getting to share his craft and passion with them. Finally, Colts running back Jonathan Taylor talks about how his daughter has become an extra source of motivation for him this season. Taylor shares his appreciation for Raimann and the offensive line, and why they should get more credit for his success year after year.

Defensive tackle DeForest Buckner knows the Colts showed improvement in Week 3, but wants to continue to stack the steps forward on defense. Buckner shares a bit of insight into his relationship with Washington Commanders quarterback Marcus Mariota and how the two former Oregon Ducks have kept in touch over the years. Then, running back Jonathan Taylor shares how he not only prepares for a long international flight, but also how he keeps his body in the same rhythm in order to play to his best ability. Taylor is eager to spread the love of football globally as the sport continues to expand across the world. Buckner and Taylor also share what they've seen from the Commanders on film and some of the spots they're looking to get after fast on Sunday.

Colts cornerbacks Charvarius Ward and Justin Walley explain the strides the defense will continue to build upon as they prepare to face the Washington Commanders. Ward and Walley also describe the preparation for the team's international travel as they play Sunday's game in Tottenham Hotspur Stadium. Ward also announces the birth of his son, Chosen, shortly after the Colts win over the Houston Texans.

Defensive tackle Adetomiwa Adebawore and cornerback Sauce Gardner have both seen the improvements. Adebawore highlights getting to play alongside DeForest Buckner, and what he's learned from the three-time Pro Bowler so far. Gardner details the standard he holds himself to, and how he grows from moments that may not be up to that standard. After being traded midseason and missing a few games in 2025, Gardner believes he's gotten in a good groove and has settled into the Colts defense.

Defensive tackle DeForest Buckner dives into the defense's improvements from Week 1 to Week 2, including communication and getting set in time. He shares his outlook on Week 3 against the Houston Texans and what he's seen from quarterback CJ Stroud in the few matchups they've faced each other. Running back Jonathan Taylor then shares his observations of the physical Texans defense and how both team's 0-2 record will make the game more intense. He also shares how a defense's approach may change with wide receiver Alec Pierce out.

Rookie safety AJ Haulcy describes how he's adapted to the speed of the NFL two games into his career. Haulcy explains how the Colts defense is adjusting as the unit prepares for the Houston Texans and aims to limit the explosive plays that were costly in the first two weeks of the season. Then, new Colts wide receiver Darius Slayton shares his excitement to reunite with former New York Giants teammate Daniel Jones, and how having a familiar face in a new place helps the adjustment. He also details what the last couple of weeks have been like for him after his release from the Giants.

DeForest Buckner and Sauce Gardner speak with the media following the Colts' overtime loss to the Kansas City Chiefs in Week 2.

Defensive tackle DeForest Buckner believes the Colts have responded well in practice to adjustments made on the heels of a 41-23 loss to the Baltimore Ravens. Buckner reflects on the alignment issues the defense had in Week 1, and how having a linebacker wear the green dot can help fix them. Then, running back Jonathan Taylor breaks down what went wrong with the fumble he had against the Ravens, as well as the stellar blocks from the offensive line. Taylor also shares how he and the rest of the team can combat the loud environment in Kansas City. Buckner and Taylor also look ahead to Sunday Night Football against the Chiefs, and their takeaways from Patrick Mahomes and Kenneth Walker III's big night Monday.

Tight end Tyler Warren shares the learning opportunities a primetime game against a team like the Chiefs can present, and what he learned from the loss against Kansas City last season. Then, cornerback Cam Taylor-Britt details his excitement to return to the field after serving a one-game suspension. He also breaks down what he's observed from the Chiefs in the offseason and in Week 1, and how that has impacted his preparation for the Sunday night showdown.

First, wide receiver Keenan Allen opens up about learning the Colts' offensive playbook and how he's adjusted to playing with a new team. Then, he shares what he's learned over the years after big Week 1 losses, and how he's bounced back. Cornerback Charvarius Ward Sr. then shares what the defense can do going forward to be set in formation each play. Finally, he goes into his decision to wear the guardian cap this season.

Jonathan Taylor and Sauce Gardner speak with the media following the Colts' loss to the Baltimore Ravens in Week 1.

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 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.

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

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.