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1:40Ravens' Biggest Position Battle: Center
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9:18One Reason For Optimism: AFC South
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2:00Patrick Mahomes Set To Be 'Fully Cleared'
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1:59Colts O/U 7.5 Wins
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1:31AFC South Player Props: Safest Pick is Tyler Warren
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6:30Kirby Smart Previews Georgia's 2026 Season
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1:32State of Chiefs Dynasty Amid Patrick Mahomes' Injury
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1:46Will the Browns Go Over or Under Their Win Total?
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1:35Will the Steelers Go Over or Under Their Win Total?
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10:25AFC South: Position Battles to Watch
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0:55Sophomore Slump or Surge for Cam Ward?
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10:40Biggest Questions Before Camp: AFC South
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0:49Peyton Manning's Pitch to LeBron James for the Nuggets
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0:30AFC Future Player Props: De'Von Achane
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1:11Top 100 Players AFC South: Indianapolis Colts
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9:19Ranking the Top 5 NFL Coaches on the Hot Seat for 2026
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1:26Hot Seat NFL Coaches Rankings No. 3: Shane Steichen
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9:17NFL Floors and Ceilings: AFC South
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11:15Breaking Down the Commanders' 2026 Schedule
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1:56Which Team Should Pick Up Sorsby In The Supplemental Draft
Top Colts News
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Colts' Alec Pierce: Expected to be limited in camp
Pierce will likely be limited for some or all of training camp by his ankle injury, Stephen Holder of ESPN.com reports.
Pierce underwent surgery in late March to address an ankle injury, and his recovery period is expected to linger into training camp. He still has time to heal up before the Colts kick off regular-season play Sept. 13 against the Ravens, but Pierce's recovery progress will be worth tracking throughout training camp. Josh Downs is likely to function as the Colts' top wide receiver in practice if Pierce sits out, with Ashton Dulin, Nick Westbrook-Ikhine and rookie seventh-round pick Deion Burks among the players jostling for playing time in Indianapolis' wide receiver room.
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Colts' Blake Grupe: Battling Shrader in training camp
Grupe is set to compete against Spencer Shrader (knee) for the Colts' kicking job, Paul Bretl of USA Today reports.
Grupe spent the first two-plus years of his NFL career with the Saints but was released in late November after connecting on only 18 of 26 field goals (69.2 percent) across 11 regular-season games in 2025. He got a new opportunity with the Colts and rebounded by making all 11 of his field-goal tries over the final five regular-season games. Even with Shrader working his way back from a torn ACL that he sustained in early October, Grupe will need to have a strong training camp and preseason to hang onto his kicking gig.
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Colts' Jonathan Taylor: Ready for contract year
Taylor is entering the final season of his contract and said during the spring that he wants "to be a Colt for life," James Boyd of The Athletic reports.
Taylor remains the clear centerpiece of Indianapolis' offense after handling 323 carries for 1,585 yards and 18 touchdowns in 2025. Though there is some uncertainty about Taylor's future with the Colts beyond 2026, the contract situation shouldn't interfere with his short-term fantasy profile, as the team has every reason to continue leaning on one of the league's few true workhorse backs while Daniel Jones (Achilles) works back to 100 percent form. Another high-volume season would keep Taylor firmly in the RB1 mix while strengthening his case for a new deal with Indianapolis, or a strong market as a free agent in 2027. Boyd also speculates that Taylor could hold in at training camp and work to negotiate an extension before the 2026 regular season.
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Colts' Jonathan Taylor: Coaching staff split on workload
Taylor is prepared to handle another massive workload in 2026, though the Colts are hoping to ease the load on their star running back, Stephen Holder of ESPN.com reports.
"We definitely need to find ways to take some of that workload off him," running backs coach DeAndre Smith said of Taylor during the team's spring workouts, but coach Shane Steichen added, "It's hard to take (Taylor) off the field when he's running so good," and therein lies the Colts' conundrum. Taylor handled a league-high 323 rushing attempts in 2025, topping 300 for the third time in his career, and he managed to play in all 17 regular-season games for only the second time in six NFL campaigns. The Colts would like to ease some of the wear and tear on their star running back, but they likely won't feel comfortable doing so unless either 2025 fifth-round pick DJ Giddens or 2026 seventh-rounder Seth McGowan emerges as a capable alternative in the backfield.
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Colts' Daniel Jones: Continues to progress
On the subject of his Achilles rehab, Jones said Friday, "I'm doing everything. Cleared to do everything. I think it's just about, at this point, sharpening that," James Boyd of The Athletic reports.
That said, Jones acknowledges the injury he sustained Dec. 7 last year is still on his mind, noting on that front, "you're still thinking about it. I think (you) probably will until you get playing." An important milestone in the QB's ongoing recovery will be a return to 11-on-11 drills, with Coach Shane Steichen having previously noted that the plan is for Jones to resume work in those drills when training camp begins later this month.
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Team Statistical Rankings
| Rushing | Passing | Overall | |
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| Off. |
118.1 (17th) |
240.3 (8th) |
345.9 (9th) |
| Def. |
101.9 (7th) |
262.5 (31st) |
349.8 (23rd) |
Injuries
| Player | Injury |
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| A. Pierce WR Alec Pierce WR | Ankle |
| D. Jones QB Daniel Jones QB | Achilles |
| D. Buckner DT DeForest Buckner DT | Neck |
| S. Shrader K Spencer Shrader K | Knee - ACL + MCL |
| C. Ward CB Charvarius Ward CB | Back |



















