The Indianapolis Colts had one of the biggest storylines of the NFL offseason with their then-quarterback duel between the former fourth-overall investment, Anthony Richardson Sr., and new free agent addition at the field general position, Daniel Jones.

On Tuesday, Indianapolis Colts head coach Shane Steichen announced that Daniel Jones would be the team's starting quarterback. Steichen said that Jones wouldn't have a short leash and that the Colts want him to be a long-term solution this year.

Chaney was a star linebacker at both Lehigh Senior and Wisconsin, and was signed by the Indianapolis Colts this week. Here are three things on Chaney.

According to a new report from Sharp Football Analysis, the Colts rank seventh in home-field advantage, based primarily on penalty difference. The story theorizes that crowd noise can affect game officials and make opposing offenses out of sync, producing pre-snap penalties and holding calls.

With the recent news of Daniel Jones being named the Colts’ starter, dealing Anthony Richardson to the Radiers could revitalize the young QB's career.

Say what you want about the Indianapolis Colts – and, trust me, I have – but it’s never been a faceless franchise.

Colts season is kicking off! And WISH-TV has the inside access, to get you ready. The stakes couldn’t be higher for Coach Steichen and crew. There’s a new Quarterback in town! Daniel Jones won the battle,

Besides the pretzel that looks like a you-know-what, the Indianapolis Colts offer plenty of mouthwatering food items this year. Cuban sandwiches, Wagyu dogs, teriyaki chicken, and siracha mac and cheese are just some of the many food options along with the traditional items (burgers, hot dogs, sandwiches, pizza, chicken tenders, etc).

The Indianapolis Colts are in the unique position of having both the fourth overall pick in the 2023 NFL Draft and the sixth overall pick in the 2019 NFL

The former Indianapolis Colts quarterback discusses his pangs of guilt about retiring from football, and what he is doing now to The Athletic

Quarterback Anthony Richardson's agent, Deiric Jackson says that he's lost trust in the Indianapolis Colts organization.

Kay put together a proposed trade that would send Pierce over to the Minnesota Vikings, with Indianapolis landing a third-round pick in exchange for his services, largely with a focus on claiming value on Pierce and his expiring contract before next offseason's free agency.