The Indianapolis Colts' 2025 NFL draft class ranks among the best in this intriguing metric from Pro Football Focus.

With free agency and the NFL draft behind us, what position does PFF consider the Colts' biggest remaining position of need?

Carlies showed a lot of really good things last year as a rookie -- he earned the Colts' top grade (70.0) among linebackers, per PFF -- and probably is the best man for the role, but not bringing ...

According to Spotrac, Pratt has one year remaining on the three-year, $20.3 million deal he signed ahead of the 2023 season. He has a $7.9 million cap hit for the 2025 campaign, but the Colts would be ...

Originally with the 30th overall pick, the Colts drafted LSU running back Joseph Addai. Over his six-year career, all of ...

As for the top selection, Penn State tight end Warren needs no introduction. The 2024 Mackey Award winner secured 104 catches for 1,233 receiving yards and 12 all-purpose touchdowns (eight receiving, ...

The Denver Broncos have had a solid offseason, but there's one more move that Pro Football Focus thinks the AFC West franchise needs to make ahead of the ...

Indianapolis adds crucial depth to its linebacker corps with the signing of Joe Bachie, reuniting him with former defensive ...

To no one’s surprise, Warren was listed as a “virtual lock” to be named the Colts’ day one starter. There isn’t much ...

The Indianapolis Colts lost long-time center and four-time Pro Bowler Ryan Kelly to free agency, as he and guard Will Fries ...

The Indianapolis Colts picked at the bottom of the first ... Addai was an excellent player with a very nice career, but when Pro Football Focus went back and re-drafted the first round that ...

The Denver Broncos are banking on Talanoa Hufanga, but Julian Blackmon could be a serviceable backup option in free agency.