With the Indianapolis Colts on their bye week, let’s take a look back at how their 2024 rookie class is performing. Up next is fourth-round pick Tanor Bortolini. If you’ve missed any of our other rookie reviews, you can find them below: Laiatu Latu AD Mitchell Matt Goncalves PFF grade: 65.1 Rank among rookie interior OLs: 3rd/13 Rank among all centers: 16th Stats to know: Bortolini has appeared in six games this season at center, including five starts. Over 210 pass-blocking sacks, he is yet to allow a sack and has given up seven pressures. At the center position, he ranks 17th in PFF’s pass-b ..read more

With the Indianapolis Colts on their bye week, let’s take a look back at how their 2024 rookie class is performing. Up next is third-round pick Matt Goncalves. If you’ve missed any of our other rookie reviews, you can find them below: Laiatu Latu AD Mitchell PFF grade: 67.0 Ranking among rookie OTs: 2nd/11 Ranking among all OTs: 43rd Stats to know: Appearing in six games this season, which includes four starts, Goncalves has allowed three sacks and 10 pressures in 166 pass-blocking snaps. Among all tackles he ranks 64th in pass-blocking efficiency and 36th in run-blocking grade. Goncalves has ..read more

With the Indianapolis Colts on their bye week, let’s take a look back at how their 2024 rookie class is performing, up next is second-round pick AD Mitchell. If you missed our review of Laiatu Latu, click here. PFF grade: 59.2 Rank among rookie WRs: 10th/16 Rank among all WRs: 94th Stats to know: On the season, Mitchell has caught 20-of-42 targets (47.6%) for 254 yards at 12.7 yards per catch. Most of his snaps have come on the boundary but he has played about 28% of his snaps from the slot as well, mostly when Josh Downs has been out of the lineup. Dropped passes have been an issue at times ..read more

With the Indianapolis Colts on their bye week, let’s take a look back at how their 2024 rookie class is performing, beginning with first-round pick Laiatu Latu. PFF grade: 73.2 Rank among rookie DEs: 2nd Rank among all DEs: 31st Stats to know: On the season, Latu has recorded 33 pressures, including four sacks. Those 33 pressures are tied for 40th among his position group, while Latu ranks 30th in pass rush win rate. In run defense grade, Latu ranks 54th. Breakdown: Early on in the season, the Colts prioritized Latu being on the field on more obvious passing downs where he could go get after t ..read more

In an early 2025 NFL mock draft from Draft Wire, the Indianapolis Colts added to the linebacker position in the first round. With the 15th pick overall, the Colts selected Georgia linebacker Jalon Walker. Walker is the top linebacker on Pro Football Focus’ early 2025 big board. For what it’s worth, it’s also been a number of years since the Colts have drafted a linebacker in the early rounds. At 6-2 – 245 pounds, Walker has played just under 1,000 career snaps, 574 of which have come this season. He’s been utilized as a blitzer, generating 28 pressures this year–the third-most among all lineba ..read more

Indianapolis Colts linebacker EJ Speed was fined for a helmet-to-helmet hit in last week’s game against the New England Patriots. In the first quarter of Sunday’s game, Patriots quarterback Drake Maye connected with tight end Hunter Henry near the goal line. As Zaire Franklin wrapped Henry up, several other Colts converged to help bring him down, including Speed, who would make helmet-to-helmet contact. #Colts LB E.J. Speed was fined $22,511 for this helmet-to-helmet hit on #Patriots TE Hunter Henry in the first quarter of Indianapolis’ Week 13 win over New England. Speed was not flagged/pena ..read more

Will the Indianapolis Colts be on the field today in Week 14 of the NFL football schedule? Following a nail-biting 25-24 win on the road in New England last weekend, the Colts are on a bye week and will return to the field on December 15th. The Colts will go on the road again to play Bo Nix and the Denver Broncos in Week 15 before returning home to play the Titans in Week 16. Indianapolis Colts 2024 schedule Week 1: vs. Houston (L, 29-27) Week 2: at Green Bay (L, 16-10) Week 3: vs. Chicago (W, 21-16) Week 4: vs. Pittsburgh (W, 27-24) Week 5: at Jacksonville (L, 37-34) Week 6: at Tennessee (W ..read more

The Indianapolis Colts may be on their long-awaited bye week, but where do they fall in the NFL’s Week 14 power ranking roundup? Coming off a last second win over the New England Patriots, the consensus has the Colts jumping up multiple spots in just about all of this week’s power rankings. While sure, a win is going to do that, the jump up in these rankings by multiple spots despite being a 6-7 team is in part due to the play of Anthony Richardson. Since returning from being benched, Richardson has been playing at a much higher level. His overall command of the offense has improved and he’s o ..read more

With the Indianapolis Colts on their bye week, let’s take a peek ahead to the 2025 offseason, and what their salary cap situation might look like. According to Over the Cap, the Colts are set to have $49.765 million in cap space next offseason. While that sounds like a lot of room, that actually ranks as the 16th-most. Now, of course, there are ways for the Colts to create space in order to have additional room. One is by releasing a veteran player whose cap hit is larger than their dead cap hit, which would save cap space. An example of this would be Braden Smith, who if on the team has a cap ..read more

The Indianapolis Colts are on their bye here in Week 14 of the NFL season. So, who are we going to watch on Sunday? Below, we will dive into what games will be on in your area; if you want to know which teams you should be rooting against to help the Colts out with their playoff hopes still alive, click here. On CBS during the early time slot, most of the country, including Indiana, will see Cleveland at Pittsburgh. Local markets will either get the Jacksonville at Tennessee game, the New York Jets at Miami game, or Las Vegas at Tampa Bay. On FOX, meanwhile, roughly half the country will get A ..read more