Indianapolis Colts reporter James Boyd and Cincinnati Bengals reporter Paul Dehner Jr. discuss Indianapolis' hiring of Lou Anarumo as its next defensive coordinator. Anarumo spent the last six seasons in Cincinnati, where he engineered a defense that gave Patrick Mahomes fits en route to a Super Bowl appearance in 2021 before the unit bottomed out in 2024. The Colts had a stagnant and porous defense in all three years of Gus Bradley's tenure, and as Dehner explains, Anarumo will certainly bring a new flavor to Indianapolis.

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Indianapolis Colts reporter James Boyd and NFL editor Jim Ayello review the latest mock draft from The Athletic's Dane Brugler. Brugler projected that the Colts would select Penn State tight end Tyler Warren in the first round, which would certainly fill one of Indy's biggest needs. Boyd and Ayello also discuss Boyd's first offseason mailbag and the Colts' ongoing defensive coordinator search.

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Indianapolis Colts reporter James Boyd and NFL editor Jim Ayello recap Colts GM Chris Ballard's season-ending news conference. Ballard had no other option than to fall on the sword after Indianapolis finished 8-9 and missed the playoffs for a fourth straight year. "We're not close," the GM admitted.

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Indianapolis Colts reporter James Boyd is joined by former Colts beat writer Zak Keefer to discuss their latest story on the state of the franchise. The Colts used to be a perennial contender. Now, they're mired in mediocrity.

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Indianapolis Colts reporter James Boyd and NFL editor Jim Ayello recap the Colts' embarrassing loss against the Giants that encapsulates another lost season for a flailing franchise. One Colts veteran recently told The Athletic the franchise has "no vision" as it heads into an offseason filled with questions, namely regarding the big three: GM Chris Ballard, head coach Shane Steichen and quarterback Anthony Richardson.

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Indianapolis Colts reporter James Boyd and NFL editor Jim Ayello recap Jonathan Taylor's 218-yard rushing performance in Indianapolis' historic win over the Titans. The Colts currently have just a 14% chance of making the postseason, per The Athletic's NFL playoff projection model. However, they're still alive thanks to the team's first 300-yard rushing performance since the 1950s.

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Indianapolis Colts reporter James Boyd and NFL editor Jim Ayello recap the Colts' embarrassing loss at Denver that will likely cost them a playoff berth. As the end of another mediocre campaign approaches, it's probably time to start taking a big picture look at the team and the person who built it: GM Chris Ballard. 

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Indianapolis Colts reporter James Boyd and NFL editor Jim Ayello preview the Colts' game against the Broncos. The Week 15 matchup is arguably the biggest game of Anthony Richardson's career as Indianapolis' playoff hopes hang in the balance.

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Indianapolis Colts reporter James Boyd and NFL editor Jim Ayello discuss the Colts' come-from-behind win over the Patriots that featured more late-game heroics from Anthony Richardson. The young QB's poise on Indy's final drive, which spanned 19 plays and 80 yards, plus his game-winning two-point conversion, kept the team's playoff hopes alive. Up next? A must-win game at Denver when Indianapolis returns from its bye week.

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Indianapolis Colts reporter James Boyd and NFL editor Jim Ayello recap Indy's loss against Detroit. QB Anthony Richardson's stat line wasn't pretty, but he was far from the biggest problem as the Colts' offensive line hardly did him any favors. Running back Jonathan Taylor has also become a non-factor in recent weeks, which begs the question: Are Indy's problems up front too much to overcome?

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