INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) — The Colts beat the Jaguars 26-23 in overtime in the regular season finale. Jonathan Taylor had another huge day for the Colts, rushing for 177 yards and a touchdown.

Indianapolis Colts owner Jim Irsay expressed his support for head coach Shane Steichen as well as general manager Chris Ballard in a statement posted to X on Sunday. "I've been evaluating our ...

Still, a game had to be played to close out the 2024 season and the Jaguars returned to the loss column, falling 26-23 to the Colts in overtime, a fitting end to a dreadful season. It was the ...

Two AFC South teams completing disappointing seasons and facing uncertain futures meet when the Indianapolis Colts welcome the Jacksonville Jaguars. Jacksonville won the first matchup between the ...

The Baltimore Ravens are very close to winning the AFC North for yet another season. The team beating the Cleveland Browns in Week 18 on Saturday afternoon would set up Baltimore to host an AFC ...

500 or reach the playoffs, pessimism is sure to abound -- just not in the Colts head coach's office ... become stronger from the disappointment as Baltimore seeks to break through again next ...

Pat McAfee previously admitted that the Colts team does not like him and it’s easy to understand why. When making his picks against the spread for Week 18, McAfee took the Colts -5.5 against the ...

The Indianapolis Colts and Jacksonville Jaguars are a pair of teams no longer with playoff aspirations as they tangle on Sunday before the Week 18 regular-season finale. However, for the face of ...

INDIANAPOLIS — Jonathan Taylor was named to his second Pro Bowl on Thursday, an honor that could be interpreted as validation for the Colts’ decision ... Saquon Barkley, Baltimore’s Derrick ...

We'll see what happens in the upcoming months, but the tight end spot is ugly for the Colts and must be addressed with a better overall talent. Fire Gus Bradley Colts Defensive Coordinator and ...

EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. -- The Indianapolis Colts are accustomed to facing season-defining games in late December or early January. To their credit, they've put themselves in a position every team ...

THE HOMICIDE NUMBERS IN BALTIMORE CITY HOVERED AROUND 340 FROM 2019 TO 22, WITH THE MAJOR DECREASE COMING IN 2023 WITH 261 DEATHS AS COMPARED TO 333 THE YEAR BEFORE. 2024 WILL BUILD ON THAT PROGRESS.