According to longtime Indianapolis Colts Pro Bowl veteran defensive tackle DeForest Buckner, he is hopeful about returning from a season-ending neck injury and ensuing surgery for the team’s training camp occurring in mid-to-late July (via ESPN’s Stephen Holder):

Doyel: After the Trey Hendrickson debacle, Colts enter the 2026 NFL Draft needing a miracle – no, four or five miracles – to have a chance this season

The Colts are set to pick No. 47 and have seven total selections in the 2026 draft. Here's the latest on what Indy might do.

The Colts are set to part ways with one of their longest-serving players. Indianapolis and cornerback Kenny Moore II, who has been with the team since 2017, have agreed to seek a trade, according to a report from ESPN.

Kwity Paye and Samson Ebukam both departed the Indianapolis Colts in the 2026 NFL Free Agency, leaving a gap in the team’s EDGE room. The pass rushers combined for 42 sacks during their combined time with the AFC South team. Indianapolis brought in Arden ...

The Colts and Kenny Moore II have agreed to seek a trade to find the veteran cornerback a new team, sources told ESPN.

According to ESPN’s Ben Solak, the Indianapolis Colts currently have one of the NFL’s bottom tier free agency classes, coming in at 27th overall, which was highlighted by the priority re-signings of both quarterback Daniel Jones and wideout Alec Pierce: 27

In Jordan Reid's final 7-round NFL mock draft for 2026, the Indianapolis Colts went very heavy on the defensive side of the football.