Indianapolis Colts

The NFL knows fans count the days to the start of the following season the moment their team's season is over. To help give them something to look forward to, they dropped the schedules for all 32 teams Thursday evening. Here's how it shapes up for the Indianapolis Colts.

The NFL released the 2016 preseason schedule for all 32 teams, which of course includes the Indianapolis Colts who will begin their preseason under the lights in Canton, Ohio for the annual Hall of Fame Game on Sunday, August 7th.

The NFL Draft is set for April 28th through 30th in Chicago, and marks the final major event before the League enters into its annual lull ahead of training camp in late July. That doesn't mean teams sit dormant until then, it simply means there's not much in the way of big headlines to discuss (barring any type of injury to a star player, or major signing). Here's how (and when) the Indianapolis

Day one of free agency saw a number of number of high-profile players follow the sweet smell of cash to new teams. While the Colts stayed quiet in terms of acquiring any of those players, there were a few moves that did take place.

Despite a down 2015 campaign, the Indianapolis Colts' front office apparently thinks highly enough of Tight End Dwayne Allen to pay him $29.4 million over the next four years.

The Denver Broncos had their chance to honor the great Peyton Manning yesterday during a press conference to announce his retirement. Now it's the Indianapolis Colts turn.

Over the weekend, several media outlets were reporting the Indianapolis Colts had informed veteran quarterback, Matt Hasselbeck he was no longer part of the team's plans moving forward. A post earlier today on his personal Instagram account appears to confirm the news.

Indianapolis Colts linebacker, 2014 fifth-round pick, Jonathan Newsome was arrested at his apartment in Zionsville, Indiana on two counts of marijuana possession.

How does one of the greatest quarterbacks of all time follow up his second Super Bowl win? By smashing eggs on his head with Magic Johnson and Jimmy Fallon of course!

Colts fans, pay attention! There is a piece of one-of-a-kind Colts' history that is going up for auction here in the tri-state and you don't want to miss it. Henderson's own, Sam Ball, who played for the Baltimore Colts as an offensive lineman from 1966 to 1970 appeared in Super Bowls III and V, winning the latter...