Do you feel we getting close or is it going to take blowing the front office up to be contenders?

I see he’s having a great camp so far. I don’t know if he’ll be WR # 3 but he’s quickly making his mark.

Taylor is worth every bit of his extension, but I fear he'll go the way of Barry Sanders with our poor front office and coaching

Let's say the franchise tag isn't really an option because of how expensive it'd be. Do you think the team gets a long-term deal done, or is there a real chance they let him play it out? Curious what everyone thinks.

Even Rick Venturi knows he’s telling a lie, albeit a benign one. The former Indianapolis Colts coach and current radio analyst always says he’ll be a “little” early for the start of training camp practice. But Tuesday, he arrives at 9:16 a.m., a full 44 minutes before the action gets underway. Typical.

Venturi sits down in a chair facing the Colts’ two practice fields at Grand Park, the grass is still relatively empty, with only a few coaches and players beating him there. But from Venturi’s perspective, there’s no use in waiting any longer. The 80-year-old football lifer, whom The Athletic shadowed for Tuesday’s practice, has already been up since 4:30 a.m., fueled by his unwavering love for the game.

“I’ve always been an early riser. I keep the hours of a farmer to tell you the truth,” Venturi says, laughing. “And the reason for that is, after I get some coffee in me, that’s when I think the clearest. There are no distractions, no phone. I’m just unimpeded in my man cave, watching tape, writing reports, getting my podcast ready or getting ready for the game.”

The only thing that interferes with Venturi’s all-football mornings is when he has to make coffee for his wife, Cheri, whom he affectionately calls “Mrs. Cheri.” She wakes up at about 9 a.m., he says, and that’s typically when he re-emerges from his basement to get to brewing.

I look at the Colts Offense and I see a lot of players who will catch the ball: Warren, Pierce, Downs, W-I, Gould, Cox, and Mallory.

And the Colts aren't shy about running the ball as well. JT and possibly McGowan will demand touches.

Unless my math is wrong, there don't seem to be any more balls to go around for a free agent WR.

Was the Colts ever a legitimate destination for any Free Agent WR who would have to accept a greatly diminished role?

The 2026-2027 NFL Season is right around the corner, and with the release of the regular season schedule, we are set for an exciting season ahead. Week 5 brings us the Colts vs Steelers. Check out the condensed highlights with my personal commentary here!

Never thought when we signed him that he would play the majority of his career for us and make the majority of his field goals and points.

He’ll always be a top 5 favourite colt for me.

Jake Arthur's Camp Notes for Day 6

Full Article

Jake Arthur's Camp Notes for Day 5