The Colts’ 2025 rookie class ranked 24th per @ASchatzNFL. “After Warren, there's a significant falloff in production from the Colts rookies, most of whom played limited seasons.” Too high, too low, or just right? 🤔 pic.twitter.com/oazjQgb1HS

According to PFF, Indianapolis Colts center Tanor Bortolini was their most improved player at his position league-wide during the 2025 campaign:

The positions that Cameron listed for Indianapolis were quarterback, interior defensive lineman, linebacker, and safety. Quarterback is the biggest need that probably isn't an actual need. All signs point to Daniel Jones returning.

The primary reason that the Colts are again running it back in 2026 is that the organization believes that what took place through the first half of last season is repeatable and sustainable. Jones' play was obviously critical to that early success.

The Colts have held training camp at Grand Park in Westfield since 2018 but 2026 will be the final year. Here's what we know

The Indianapolis Colts ' 2026 opponents are set following a disappointing conclusion to the 2025 season. The second half of the Colts' season was filled with playoff-caliber opponents, which led to a brutal seven-game skid that saw Indianapolis slowly slide out of playoff contention.

There’s much to be said about Colts general manager Chris Ballard’s hit rate, or lack thereof, of drafting defensive ends. Often opting for potential over production, he’s reversed course over the past couple of draft cycles,