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Colts are doing Josh Downs a huge favor ahead of pivotal 2026 season (opens the original)
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This offseason, the Indianapolis Colts made some big decisions for their wide receiver room. The team traded Michael Pittman Jr., who had been Indy’s No. 1 receiver for the last five seasons, to the Pittsburgh Steelers. The Colts also signed Alec Pierce to a four-year, $114 million deal, making him the new No. 1 in Indianapolis. While Pierce now has the responsibility of carrying Indy’s passing game, the departure of Pittman also affects another young Colts receiver. That receiver is Josh Downs.
Colts could unveil a Jonathan Taylor plan in 2026 that will leave fans frustrated (opens the original)
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While the Indianapolis Colts will enter the 2026 season with a lot of pressure, they will also have plenty of optimism as well. The team is hopeful for the upcoming season because it has elite players on its roster, like Jonathan Taylor, and with a player like the star running back on the roster, Indy has a chance to win a lot of games. Taylor has been one of the best running backs since entering the NFL in 2020, and he’s still respected as such throughout the league. That was evident in ESPN’s
Tyler Warren just got all the motivation he needs ahead of Year 2 with Colts (opens the original)
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The Indianapolis Colts used their first pick of the 2025 Draft on tight end Tyler Warren, selecting him 14th overall. The selection immediately got Colts fans excited, as he was an elite tight end prospect, and it didn’t take long for him to start delivering on expectations. As a rookie, Warren caught 76 receptions for 817 yards and four touchdowns. He also added a touchdown on the ground. In just one season, Warren already established himself as one of the better tight ends in the league and on
Colts' secret weapon could help improve questionable defense right off the bat (opens the original)
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The Indianapolis Colts will be under a lot of pressure in 2026, and they’re hoping that having healthy starters will make their offense one of the best in the league again. Defensively, though, Indy’s problems aren't as simple as getting healthy. The Colts struggled on defense in 2025, and that’s why the unit underwent some significant changes. Indianapolis moved on from pillar players like Zaire Franklin and Kenny Moore II and is handing the keys to some younger players. One of those players is
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