The Indianapolis Colts are on the road in Week 9 for a matchup with the Pittsburgh Steelers. The Colts are 7-1 on the season and have the best record in football. The Steelers are 4-3 and lead the AFC North, but they have lost two games in a row.

With the NFL trade deadline coming next week, the Indianapolis Colts are in the rare position of potentially adding a piece to a contender.

Running back Jonathan Taylor is one of the many notable players to lead the Indianapolis Colts to a 7-1 start. But with multiple wins recorded, it’s easy to lose that competitive edge.

The Colts could be in line to add a piece or two as they try to maintain the NFL's best record: Colts trade possibilities at the NFL trade deadline.

Vaughn Dalzell breaks down whether or not Jonathan Taylor is good bet to become the first running back to win MVP since 2012.

The Patriots have made a habit of blowing out lesser opponents at home, defeating the Carolina Panthers by 29 points in Week 4, and then the Cleveland Browns by 19 last Sunday. The Falcons on the other hand are truly Jekyll and Hyde.

With the NFL season hitting its halfway point, the Indianapolis Colts are on track to make a playoff run: Super Bowl, AFC championship odds.

Jonathan Taylor, Daniel Jones and Shane Steichen have staked midseason claims to major awards, so it naturally follows that the Colts have the NFL’s best winning percentage.

The Indianapolis Colts are 7-1 in 2025, and for all the good work Daniel Jones and the offense are doing on the field, owner Carlie Irsay-Gordon has been catching the eye on the sideline. With