The Indianapolis Colts head to Pittsburgh this Sunday for a showdown against the 4-3 Steelers. The Colts will look to take an even better grasp on the AFC with beating the Steelers on Sunday and it looks like the team will be getting back a key defensive player.

The Indianapolis Colts have flown up to the top of the NFL standings in 2025, winning six of their first seven games.

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

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.

Jonathan Taylor could find the end zone in record time within the Sahara Desert. Hailing from "Running Back U," otherwise known as the University of Wisconsin, has sent its fair share of players to the NFL, but Taylor has been the most complete in recent memory.

The Colts are ascending and the Bengals have multiple defenders on expiring contracts. Could those players reunite with Lou Anarumo in Indy?

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 Indianapolis Colts have gone from a team many predicted to finish last in the AFC South to establishing themselves as one of the Super Bowl favorites, silencing all critics with their dominant 7-1 start.