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Grading Every Colts Position Group After Week 1 Loss to Ravens (opens the original)
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The Indianapolis Colts opened the 2026 season with a 41-23 loss to the Baltimore Ravens, and there really is no way to sugarcoat it. Baltimore finished with 506 total yards and controlled the ball for 35:20. But several Colts position groups were dragged down by the failures around them, so not every grade can be judged in a vacuum. Daniel Jones did not look great, but I am not ready to bury a quarterback playing his first meaningful football since tearing his Achilles. Jones went 19-of-31 for 1
Colts' Linebacker Room Was Somehow Worse Than It Looked (opens the original)
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The Indianapolis Colts’ linebacker corps looked awful against the Baltimore Ravens on Sunday. Then you look at the numbers, and somehow it gets even worse. Baltimore rolled up 506 total yards in a 41-23 win at Lucas Oil Stadium, including 202 on the ground. Baltimore RB Derrick Henry ran for 144 yards and three touchdowns, while Baltimore QB Lamar Jackson threw for 324 yards and added another score with his legs. What makes the performance even more frustrating is that Colts rookie LB CJ Allen n
Colts vs. Ravens Best Bets: 5 Wagers to Target in Week 1 (opens the original)
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Week 1 is finally here, and the player-prop board for the Colts vs. Ravens has plenty of value if you know where to look. The approach stays the same—find the matchup Indianapolis wants to lean on, isolate the trends behind it and build the card from there. For me, everything starts with Jonathan Taylor. Shane Steichen should look to establish him early and often, and if Baltimore starts creeping bodies toward the box, that should create opportunities for Daniel Jones and Indianapolis' deep thre
Chris Ballard Sends Clear Message on Keenan Allen, Anthony Richardson (opens the original)
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The Indianapolis Colts officially have their initial roster in place, but general manager Chris Ballard made it clear Tuesday that plenty can still change before Week 1. Ballard addressed everything from Keenan Allen’s arrest and Anthony Richardson Sr.’s future to Alec Pierce’s availability and Indianapolis’ questionable offensive tackle depth during his first press conference following roster cuts. With the Baltimore Ravens coming to Lucas Oil Stadium on Sept. 13, here are the biggest takeaways
Colts Initial 53-Man Roster Breakdown: Where Every Position Stands (opens the original)
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The Indianapolis Colts have officially trimmed their roster to 53 players, giving us our first complete look at the group they will take into the 2026 regular season. There is plenty to like at the top of this roster, but the preseason showed just how quickly things can fall off behind the starters. Indianapolis still has some shaping to do through the waiver wire, but for now, here is how every position group looks. Roster: Daniel Jones, Riley Leonard, Anthony Richardson Sr. No surprise here. I
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