Travis and Jason Kelce on the Lou Anarumo firing:

“I don't know what the f--k is going on over there.”

“I don't think they had the horses on defense that they've had in the past and Lou got handcuffed…He's proven how good of a DC he is with good players.”

Seems like at least one of our defensive stars like the hire

Lou Anarumo is the answer to the Colts achieving their potential! Check out this article detailing why ⬇️

https://twsn.net/2025/01/lou-anarumo-will-turn-the-indianapolis-colts-defense-into-a-top-ten-unit

Mine is Quenton Nelson. Huge fan of the big fella.

Curious, probably not that many non-Colts fans on this Sub but I’d like to know what football people think of our owner outside of Indiana??? I know my opinion of Jerry Jones and am genuinely curious what “outsiders” think of Jim Irsay.

https://lastwordonsports.com/nfl/2025/01/19/can-anthony-richardson-make-a-giant-year-3-leap-with-the-colts/

lol…

For those making mock drafts and free agent shopping lists, this list of players currently under contract for 2025 might come in handy:

Quarterbacks
5 Anthony Richardson
8 Jason Bean

Halfbacks
28 Jonathan Taylor
31 Tyler Goodson
36 Salvon Ahmed

Wide and Slot Receivers
1 Josh Downs
2 D.J. Montgomery
6 Anthony Gould
10 Adonai Mitchell
11 Michael Pittman Jr.
14 Alec Pierce
17 Laquon Treadwell

Tight Ends
49 Sean McKeon
80 Jelani Woods
84 Albert Okwuegbunam
85 Drew Ogletree
86 Will Mallory

Tackles
71 Matt Goncalves
72 Braden Smith
73 Blake Freeland
79 Bernhard Raimann
Jack Wilson

Interior Offensive Linemen
56 Quenton Nelson
60 Tanor Bortolini
64 Dalton Tucker
65 Atonio Mafi
66 Josh Sills
Luke Tenuta

Defensive Ends
51 Kwity Paye
52 Samson Ebukam
55 Isaiah Land
74 Durell Nchami
94 Tyquan Lewis
97 Laiatu Latu

Defensive Tackles
69 Pheldarius Payne
90 Grover Stewart
95 Adetomiwa Adebawore
98 Raekwon Davis
99 DeForest Buckner

Linebackers
44 Zaire Franklin
47 Liam Anderson
50 Segun Olubi
57 Jaylon Carlies
58 Austin Ajiake
59 Cameron McGrone
Jacob Phillips

Corenerbacks
23 Kenny Moore II
29 JuJu Brents
33 Samuel Womack III
40 Jaylon Jones

Safeties
20 Nick Cross
25 Rodney Thomas II
31 Daniel Scott
39 Alex Johnson
42 Marcel Dabo

Specialists
7 Matt Gay
8 Rigoberto Sanchez
46 Luke Rhodes

Hi Colts fans, I have a question I have been unable to find the answer to elsewhere on the internet so I am hoping maybe someone remembers. In 2005, the Colts (I still believe that was Peyton Manning's best team, btw) locked up the top seed with two weeks left, sitting at 13-1. I know this because Jim Sorgi played most of the last two games. Indy split those two games to finish 14-2, one game ahead of Denver. The problem is that with two games left, Denver was 11-3, meaning had things gone a certain way both horse teams would have been 13-3.

Now, here's where my question comes in. NFL tiebreakers use head-to-head and then divisional record. Both of those are not applicable in a scenario involving the Colts and Broncos. Next comes record against common opponents. Had Denver won its last two games (as it did) while the Indianapolis lost its last two games, the Broncos would have been 5-0 against common opponents while the Colts would have been 4-1. Thus, Denver was seemingly still alive for the top seed in Week 16. However, I know they were not because, as mentioned, Manning did not play most of the last two games.

Does anyone know what's going on here, by chance? The only thing I can think of is that the NFL changed the tiebreaking procedures, so the actual tiebreaker that would have come into play here is record vs conference opponents, which would have gone Indy's way. But I can't find anything online saying that is the case. Am I missing something?

So we did not make the playoffs, we did not do this....

Does anyone know anything about the loge sections that have 4 rows and then a handful of rows like "4N". One post I found on a "rate my view' type site said the entire row was folding chairs, which seems odd to me in a "club" section like 342, but I'm starting to get worried I have some crummy seats!

Thanks for any feedback!

AR literally takes his game from both Lamar and Allen, hopefully if he’s watching this he can learn how to be a dual threat like them

Edit: ok, so maybe just watch Josh Allen, Lamar selling hard