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Colts start their NFL draft by adding dynamic tight end, close it by getting more offensive help
Indianapolis Colts general manager Chris Ballard opened their NFL draft by taking the playmaking tight end they desperately needed. He closed it by following the script — heavy on offense, plugging holes on defense.
Colts GM Chris Ballard has often traded back to add picks in the NFL draft. Why he didn't do it in the first three rounds this year ...
Houston Texans join NFL Family in honoring Coral Terpening, wife of Indianapolis Colts director of college scouting Matt ...
On Sunday, Penn football announced that senior defensive back Shiloh Means had earned an invite to the Indianapolis Colts ...
Five former Penn State football players were selected in the 2025 NFL draft, which was held in Green Bay, Wisconsin, from ...
The Indianapolis Colts drafted Riley Leonard on day three of the NFL Draft, adding another competitor in their quarterback ...
The Texans had two big needs entering this year's draft: wide receiver and offensive tackle. On day two, Houston was able to land a pair of Iowa State pass catchers with a diverse skillset to plug ...
The Colts own the No. 14 pick and seven picks total in the NFL Draft. Will they add a TE in Round 1 or target another need?
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