Indianapolis Colts quarterback Anthony Richardson can't catch a break ahead of his final regular season contest.

INDIANAPOLIS — Indianapolis Colts quarterback Anthony Richardson and Jacksonville Jaguars defensive end Josh Hines-Allen are both inactive for their team’s season finales Sunday. Richardson is ...

Analysis: The Colts will be without starting quarterback Anthony Richardson against the Jaguars in Week 18. In Richardson’s place will be Joe Flacco, who threw for 359 yards and three touchdowns against Jacksonville in Week 5. The rest of Indianapolis’ inactive players are healthy scratches.

Indianapolis Colts head coach Shane Steichen, left, congratulates quarterback Anthony Richardson (5 ... Tennessee Titans quarterback Mason Rudolph (11) is sacked by Jacksonville Jaguars defensive end Josh Hines-Allen (41) during the second half of an ...

The Packers finished 26th in pass rush win rate in 2024, making edge rusher a natural need. Scourton didn’t have as much of an impact at Texas A&M this year as anticipated after his transfer from Purdue, but he remains supremely talented.

The Indianapolis Colts will play in the first regular-season game in Berlin. The NFL announced Wednesday that the 2025 Berlin game will be played at Olympic Stadium.

For 21 teams around the NFL, their season is over. It’s now about big boards and free agency. In some cases, that was to be expected. A few teams were starting rebuilds with young quarterbacks. In other cases,

Colts veteran QB Joe Flacco was asked what his advice would be to Anthony Richardson as he enters the offseason.

Let’s dive into five reasons why the 2024 NFL regular season was EPIC and memorable..and five why it straight-up sucked.

A determined and disappointed coach Shane Steichen walked into the Indianapolis Colts’ complex Monday morning already knowing his fate.

Shane Steichen and Chris Ballard stick around in Indy. Brian Daboll? Still a Giant. And OF COURSE Jerry Jones is still running things.

Shane Steichen will remain the head coach of the Indianapolis Colts entering the 2025 season -- his third at the helm -- team owner and Jim Irsay announced on Sunday. Irsay also said that general manager Chris Ballard would also be retained.