Photo by Michael Allio/Icon Sportswire via Getty Images There’s another encouraging update regarding the surgically repaired shoulder of franchise quarterback Anthony Richardson. According to ESPN’s Jeremy Fowler, Indianapolis Colts starting quarterback Anthony Richardson feels like he’s a ‘full go’ beginning offseason work and with OTAs officially kicking off in a few weeks: “This is progressing really well. I’m told (Anthony) Richardson feels he’s full go at this point,” noted ESPN’s Jeremy Fowler on SportsCenter per Bleacher Report. “He’s been throwing for a while now. He’s gradually grown ..read more

Photo by Zach Bolinger/Icon Sportswire via Getty Images Did the Colts strike gold with their recent first two picks of pass rusher Laiatu Lau and wideout AD Mitchell? According to PFF, their biggest takeaway regarding the Indianapolis Colts is general manager Chris Ballard’s ability to find value atop the NFL Draft—particularly as it relates to the first two rounds with their selections of UCLA edge Laiatu Latu and Texas wide receiver AD Mitchell: INDIANAPOLIS COLTS: VALUE AT THE TOP OF THE DRAFT The Colts came into the 2024 draft needing top-tier talent at wide receiver, cornerback and edge ..read more

Photo by John Smolek/Icon Sportswire via Getty Images The Colts have a clear fan of their draft class in NFL.com, who believes it’s a Top 10 rookie class in all of football. According to NFL.com’s Nick Shook, the Indianapolis Colts have the league’s sixth best rookie draft class following the results of the 2024 NFL Draft: 6. Indianapolis Colts SHOOK: I was surprised to see Indianapolis end the defensive player drought at No. 15 when they chose Laiatu Latu, not because he wasn’t deserving of such a selection, but because I thought they might look elsewhere. Instead, the Colts took an edge rus ..read more

Photo by Todd Rosenberg/Getty Images The Colts’ latest draft pick is the newest installment of their established pass rush pipeline. The Indianapolis Colts have no doubt fortified its defensive line with the addition of UCLA EDGE Laiatu Latu. An already deep front, Latu only strengthens the services the Indy DL has to offer. The draft selection of Laiatu Latu continues what has seemingly been a coincidence-turned-trend which has now evolved into a pipeline of sorts. Coach Eddy McGilvera, otherwise known as Coach Ed on social media for being a well-regarded trainer who specializes in pass rush ..read more

UCLA Bruins defensive lineman Laiatu Latu poses with fans after being selected by the Indianapolis Colts as the No. 15 pick in the first round of the 2024 NFL Draft at Campus Martius Park and Hart Plaza. | Kirby Lee-USA TODAY Sports Colts rookie minicamp begins Friday and lasts through Sunday.  The Indianapolis Colts 2024 draft class will soon get acclimated as rookie minicamp begins Friday and lasts through Sunday, May 12. All 32 NFL teams have begun Phase One of the offseason workout schedule. Minicamps are geared toward building chemistry between the rookies and undrafted free agents a ..read more

Photo by Kevin C. Cox/Getty Images The Indianapolis Colts boasted the 3rd youngest roster in the NFL in 2023 and are returning nearly 80% of its output. Heading into the 2023 NFL season, the Indianapolis Colts provided the league’s T-3rd youngest roster with a 25.4-year-old average. Initially led by 21-year-old rookie starting QB Anthony Richardson, the team’s ability to rally behind veteran QB Gardner Minshew across the latter half of the year proves this roster has more dogs than pups as it’s portrayed. During that run, the injured reserve grew jealous of all the attention the players were g ..read more

Photo by John Smolek/Icon Sportswire via Getty Images Colts fans have spoken, and the results have been largely positive following their recent 2024 NFL Draft class. Indianapolis Colts fans have let their voices be heard, and following the team’s talented 9-player rookie draft class, the Horseshoe faithful are feeling pretty good about things again! Specifically, 90% of Colts fans think Indianapolis was a winner of the 2024 NFL Draft, which was highlighted by the team’s top two selections of UCLA edge Laiatu Latu and Texas wideout AD Mitchell: Speaking of Mitchell, more than half of Colts fan ..read more

Jay Janner / USA TODAY NETWORK The Colts have some new toys on both sides of the ball. Who are you looking forward to seeing the most? The Indianapolis Colts completed the 2024 NFL draft and have some new weapons on both sides of the ball. The draft grades came in and the results were mixed. Most “experts” had the Colts with decent but not excellent grades. The back half of the draft is always a bit of a crapshoot, while the third and fourth rounds saw the Colts take offensive linemen which lacks in the overall level of appeal for most fans. For me, the real excitement came early in the draft ..read more

Kirby Lee-USA TODAY Sports With the 2024 NFL Draft in the rearview mirror, now is a good time to look at the Colts’ roster and see where they’re strong, weak, etc. With regards to the grading, we’ll look at the health of each group and the grades are as follows: A+/A/A- — Exceptional to above average B+/B/B- — Slightly above average to average C+/C/C- — Below average to pretty bad D+/D/D- — Poor to very bad F — Fail... terrible Quarterback Starter: Anthony Richardson Backup: Joe Flacco Depth: Sam Ehlinger, Kedon Slavis, Jason Bean This group is in a great place. Richardson is looking 100% in ..read more

Photo by Rob Carr/Getty Images Indianapolis has exercised Kwity Paye’s fifth-year option. The Indianapolis Colts are exercising Kwity Paye’s fifth-year option, keeping him in Indianapolis through the 2025 season, according to ESPN’s Stephen Holder. NEWS: The Colts have exercised the fifth-year option on 2021 first-round pick Kwity Paye’s contract. Keeps him under contract through 2025. — Stephen Holder (@HolderStephen) May 2, 2024 In exercising Paye’s fifth-year option, the former first-round pick in the 2021 NFL Draft is set to make a total of $13.4 million, with $4.3 million of that comin ..read more