The Colts won’t be very active in the 2014 NFL Draft, as they possess a league-low five picks. Their first selection isn’t until late in the second round and they will have to hunt and peck to find players that can make a contribution on the roster.
The Colts win over the Chiefs last week was one of the most exciting playoff games I can recall. Their reward is a trip to Foxboro to try and tame a Patriots team that seems to surprise when it loses though I am not really sure how it wins.
The Indianapolis Colts will make the trip over to Foxborough for the Divisional Playoffs where they’ll take on the host New England Patriots. Indianapolis is coming off a thrilling win over Kansas City, while New England enjoyed an off-week.
After jumping out to a nine-game unbeaten streak and a sure spot in the playoffs to start the 2013 NFL season, the wheels fell of the bus for the Kansas City Chiefs, who now find themselves fighting it out with the Indianapolis Colts on Saturday in an AFC Wildcard playoff game.
These two teams played just a few weeks ago with Indianapolis getting a solid victory over a Chiefs team that is not the juggernaut we saw over the first half of the season.
This game looks meaningless on the surface but the Indianapolis Colts will be looking to finish strong so they can improve their playoff positioning.
The Kansas City Chiefs will host the Indianapolis Colts at Arrowhead Stadium on Sunday in a battle of playoff-bound clubs. Kansas City is coming off a shootout win in their last game, while Indianapolis cruised to an easy win over a division rival.
The Indianapolis Colts look to make some noise in the AFC playoff picture when they take on a Houston Texans squad coming off an extended rest.
The red hot Cincinnati Bengals host a wildly inconsistent Indianapolis Colts team due for a loss on Sunday. Indianapolis has alternated wins and terrible performances since coming out of their bye week, meaning they’ll be due for a loss on Sunday.
Both of these teams really need this one for slightly different reasons. For the Titans they are on the fringe of the playoff race, needing a win to maintain their current place in the pecking order.
Bruce Arians will get a look at his old team when the Indianapolis Colts arrive in Phoenix on Sunday to take on the Arizona Cardinals.
Redemption Week For Somebody – Colts and Titans Hope to Rebound
Two teams coming off miserable losses meet on Thursday Night Football this week when the Indianapolis Colts, off a shocking blow-out loss to the Rams travel to Nashville to take on a Tennessee Titans team that just handed the hapless Jacksonville Jaguars their first win of the season.
The Indianapolis Colts are flying high after a fourth quarter comeback win against the rival Texans, while the St. Louis Rams weren’t able to hold off the Tennessee Titans in a tightly contested thriller.
Colts Visit Texans in Key AFC South Battle
Two teams coming off their much needed byes meet in Houston Sunday when the Colts who have taken a stranglehold on their division meet the Texans who were supposed to challenge for the AFC South but have absolutely fallen flat.
Peyton Returns to the House He Built
If you have been living under a rock – welcome back to civilization. This week Peyton Manning guides his Denver Broncos into Indianapolis to take on a Colts team that he returned to prominence in what is the marquee game on the NFL Week 7 calendar.
The Indianapolis Colts surprised the NFL by compiling an 11-5 record a year ago, feasting on a soft schedule to do so. They’ll face one of the NFL’s easiest schedules again this year, getting things started in Week 1 with a matchup against an Oakland Raiders team that has had a dreadful preseason.
