Continuing on with our Colts’ offseason positional previews, up next is a closer look at the tight ends, a big need to address.

The Colts were the only team in football to have three receivers surpass 800 receiving yards during the 2024 season. Michael Pittman provides a steady presence on short to intermediate routes, Josh Downs was often the go-to option out of the slot, while Alec Pierce provided the downfield presence.

Indianapolis Colts superstar Jonathan Taylor needs help in the backfield, and these five running backs fit the bill.

Bucky Brooks of NFL.com released his first mock draft of the 2025 draft cycle, and like many before him, the Indianapolis Colts take Penn State tight end Tyler Warren at pick 14. "Adding more playmake

Cornerback is very much a need for the Indianapolis Colts this offseason and one name to watch coming out of the Senior Bowl is Louisville's Quincy Riley. Eric Edholm of NFL.com put together his four takeaways from Day 2 of Senior Bowl practices,

While Kelly is the biggest name on this list, Will Fries might be the Colts' most important looming free agent.

As the Colts work on building a playoff team with Anthony Richardson and Shane Steichen, what lessons can they learn from this year's playoff field?

This offseason, the Indianapolis Colts will likely bring in a quarterback to compete with Anthony Richardson. Who will that quarterback be? The Colts could select a signal-caller in the 2025 NFL Draft.

Former Indianapolis Colts kicker Mike Vanderjagt feels he belongs in the team's Ring of Honor for the career he had with the team.

According to Sports Illustrated, the shortest Super Bowl game in history was Super Bowl XLIV. The New Orleans Saints beat the Indianapolis Colts in three hours and 14 minutes at the Sun Life Stadium in Miami. The Saints won, 31–17.

A new CBS Sports mock draft by Chris Trapasso has the Colts taking senior Ohio State wide receiver Emeka Egbuka in the first round. Egbuka played alongside numerous elite receivers during his college stay and could mesh well in an already-stacked offense.