Colts may be staring their next head coach in the face against the Vikings
The Indianapolis Colts might be looking for a new head coach soon, and why shouldn't the team take a chance on Vikings DC Brian Flores?
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The Indianapolis Colts might be looking for a new head coach soon, and why shouldn't the team take a chance on Vikings DC Brian Flores?
Sharp Football Analysis’ Week 7 worksheet pits the Colts against the Vikings, highlighting a -6.5 spread and a 24‑point implied total. Minnesota’s defense dominates with league‑best EPA (62.7) and a +6 turnover differential, while its offense stalls at a league‑low -46.7 EPA and faces a league‑high 65% third‑down rate. Indianapolis leans on a top‑3 rushing attack (7.4 EPA) but ranks 29th in passing EPA (-26.8) and is -8 in turnover margin. Quarterbacks Kyler Murray (QB2 floor) and Daniel Jones are projected as lower‑tier fantasy options, with Murray’s short‑pass efficiency and Jones’s recent struggles detailed. The data suggests a low‑scoring, defense‑driven game favoring Vikings‑friendly fantasy picks.
Analyst Doug Rush says the New York Giants should pursue two Indianapolis Colts stars—running back Jonathan Taylor and All‑Pro guard Quenton Nelson—to fix their sagging offense. While Taylor’s price tag may be steep, Nelson, a three‑time First‑Team All‑Pro and eight‑time Pro Bowler, could instantly upgrade the Giants’ interior line, improve pass protection and open running lanes. The trade idea also revisits the 2018 draft, when the Giants passed on Nelson for Saquon Barkley. Acquiring Nelson would be a bold statement for New York’s rebuilding plan.
After the Colts dismissed GM Chris Ballard following a 26-20 defeat to the Tennessee Titans, rumors linked two‑time Super Bowl champion Peyton Manning to the vacant role. Host Colin Cowherd argues Manning’s wealth and post‑retirement lifestyle—hosting "ManningCast" and traveling freely—make him unlikely to tackle the 365‑day grind of an NFL general manager. The article notes the Irsay family’s push for change, Ballard’s 72‑82‑1 record and two playoff trips, and names Ed Dodds and Browns assistant GM Glenn Cook as leading candidates for the job.
A bunch of former Indianapolis Colts are floating around the NFL, but would now-fired Chris Ballard wish he hadn't allowed some of them to leave?
A new report suggests the Cleveland Browns are poised to trade for Colts star RB Jonathan Taylor before the deadline. Indianapolis, now 2-4 after a loss to Tennessee, fired GM Chris Ballard and may consider a fire‑sale, especially with owner Carlie Irsay‑Gordon hinting at big moves. The Browns, sitting at 4-2 with QB Deshaun Watson, have ample draft capital – 11 picks in 2027, including two first‑rounders – to lure the three‑time Pro Bowler. Analysts say Indianapolis might accept a package of first‑round and fourth‑round picks plus a future second‑rounder, giving Cleveland a chance to revamp its run game and vie for the AFC North.
The Indianapolis Colts suffered their worst lost of the season in Week 6. Indy lost against a winless Tennessee squad, leaving them at 2-4 on the season. Carlie Irsay-Gordon decided to make a big move as a result, firing longtime general manager Chris Ballard. Now the future of almost everyone in the organization is up […] The post Colts rumors: Shane Steichen better not get too comfortable after surviving Chris Ballard firing appeared first on ClutchPoints .
The standing of Shane Steichen as the Colts’ head coach has come in the crosshairs following the organization’s decision to fire GM Chris Ballard this week. According to Stephen Holder of ESPN, Steichen was a topic of conversation for teams around the league last offseason about potential job openings. Holder cites an executive from another […] The post Colts HC Shane Steichen Could Draw Interest If Fired appeared first on NFLTradeRumors.co .
After Indianapolis Colts general manager Chris Ballard was fired on Monday, the team reportedly could be forced to ship away some key players.
The New York Giants, sitting 3‑2‑1 in the NFC East, are reportedly eyeing a running back upgrade before the Nov. 10 trade deadline. With coach John Harbaugh losing confidence in Cam Skattebo and Tyron Tracy Jr. and the recent release of Najee Harris, Giants scouts are rumored to target Jonathan Taylor or Saquon Barkley. Indianapolis, fresh off a GM firing and a 2‑4 start, may entertain a trade, though Taylor’s recent extension complicates matters. Meanwhile, Eagles insiders doubt a Barkley deal is likely, citing his marquee status and Jalen Hurts’ injury. The article weighs each team’s willingness to move these stars.
CBS will dominate Midwest coverage of the Week 7 Indianapolis Colts‑Minnesota Vikings clash at U.S. Bank Stadium, with the broadcast reaching Minnesota, the Dakotas, Iowa, Wisconsin, Michigan, Indiana, Illinois, parts of Nebraska, Missouri, Dallas/Fort Worth, the Pacific Northwest, and even Alaska. The map, courtesy of 506 Sports, shows blue‑shaded areas for this game, while other regional matchups are marked in red, yellow, orange, and green. The marquee CBS booth features Ian Eagle and Ross Tucker, and the Vikings have only two more CBS appearances this season, the next in Week 13.
Interim Colts GM Ed Dodds makes his first roster moves, adding veteran wide receiver Mecole Hardman Jr. and punter Thomas Morstead to the practice squad while releasing WR Eli Pancol. Hardman, a 2019 second‑round pick with 178 catches for 2,302 yards and 16 TDs, aims to revive his career after a go‑all‑zero stint with the Bills. Morstead, 40, joins as insurance after Rigoberto Sanchez’s foot injury on a blocked punt versus the Titans, bringing 272 career games and a recent 43.6‑yard average with the 49ers. The moves signal Dodds’s early impact as he takes over from former GM Chris Ballard.
The Indianapolis Colts couldn't hold onto a double-digit lead against a winless team, all while the rest of the AFC South looked like contenders.
The Las Vegas Raiders can pour even more resources into their offensive line by trading for Indianapolis Colts guard Quenton Nelson.
Indianapolis Colts tight end Tyler Warren has been one of the most consistent fantasy players at his position this year. […]
With the Colts firing GM Chris Ballard and slipping to 2-4, the league eyes a possible Jonathan Taylor trade before the Nov. 10 deadline. Sportsnaut outlines five realistic destinations – the New York Giants, who need a reliable back after releasing Najee Harris; the Las Vegas Raiders, looking to replace underperforming Ashton Jeanty; the Denver Broncos, who could pair Taylor with rookie RJ Harvey; the Minnesota Vikings, juggling Aaron Jones and Jordan Mason; and a fifth unnamed club. All would likely surrender a Day 2 pick and possibly additional assets for the 27‑year‑old First‑Team All‑Pro, who remains under contract through 2028 and has over 2,000 touches this season.
The Tennessee Titans break their losing streak in Week 6, edging the Indianapolis Colts 26‑20 thanks to a dominant performance from Robert Saleh’s defense. The unit forced four turnovers—including two interceptions by Amani Hooker and Cor’Dale Flott and a blocked punt returned for a touchdown by Femi Oladejo—while posting six sacks, with Jeffery Simmons and Jermaine Johnson II leading the charge. With quarterback Cam Ward limited to 102 passing yards, the defense carried a modest offense to victory. Now 1‑5, the Titans rank 13th in points allowed and ninth in sacks, setting up a test against the Browns in Week 7.
The Tennessee Titans finally found some success in Week 6. Tennessee got their first win of the season on Sunday, defeating Indianapolis in a 26-20 upset victory. Unfortunately, those happy feelings have been marred by a bizarre situation at the team facility on Tuesday. The Titans released defensive tackle Jordan Elliott citing an incident at […] The post Jordan Elliott was cut after he tried to get gun following Titans practice altercation appeared first on ClutchPoints .
Jordan Mason returns from a thumb injury to face the Colts, while Tony Pollard draws a Browns defense that has allowed one rushing touchdown to backs.
Having already fired general manager Chris Ballard amid a 2-4 start to the season, Shane Steichen's future as head coach of the Indianapolis Colts is now being monitored around the NFL.
The Indianapolis Colts suffered a demoralizing loss to the previously winless Tennessee Titans. Their defense did nothing to help avert the disaster.
The Indianapolis Colts have finally fired GM Chris Ballard after a decade marked by just two playoff appearances, one win, and no AFC Championship runs. Despite occasional bright spots and solid draft picks, Ballard’s tenure saw a 2-4 start to the 2026 season, a $50 million quarterback struggling to throw downfield, a benched fourth‑overall pick, and a porous defensive line. The blog argues that the team’s mediocre performance—neither rebuilding nor contending—made the move inevitable, calling it the 100th reason to part ways.
The Indianapolis Colts dismissed GM Chris Ballard after a 2-4 start and are now focused on securing a new franchise quarterback. Insider Jason La Canfora says the incoming GM’s top priority will be drafting or trading for a QB, noting the team may be stuck with Daniel Jones despite his underwhelming performance and a hefty two‑year, $88 million extension signed this spring. Jones, still recovering from an Achilles tear, ranks near the bottom of quarterbacks in expected points added. The Colts also face pressure to move recent acquisitions like cornerback Sauce Gardner and defensive tackle DeForest Buckner to recoup lost draft capital. Head coach Shane Steichen and assistant GM Ed Dodds will steer the team amid looming coaching changes.
The Tennessee Titans released defensive tackle Jordan Elliott on Tuesday over an incident at the team’s Nashville facility on Oct. 15, after keeping him inactive for Sunday’s win over the Indianapolis Colts. “On Thursday, October 15, there was an incident at our team facility involving Jordan Elliott. Following our review of the incident, we have […] The post Metro Nashville police weigh in on Titans’ Jordan Elliott incident, report says appeared first on Gridiron Heroics .
Myles Price and Will Reichard give the Minnesota Vikings multiple ways to punish the Indianapolis Colts after their costly special teams errors.