Indianapolis has placed the transition tag on quarterback Daniel Jones following an MVP-caliber start cut short by an Achilles injury, signaling both protection and commitment while exploring a long-term deal.
The Indianapolis Colts have officially signed 44-year-old Philip Rivers, bringing the longtime quarterback out of retirement as the team navigates multiple injuries at the position.
Indianapolis will keep general manager Chris Ballard and head coach Shane Steichen in place for 2026 despite a seven-game skid that erased a once-promising season.
The Indianapolis Colts have fully embraced Daniel Jones as their long-term starting quarterback following a major contract extension and a promising first season in the system.
Indianapolis commits to an explosive, vertical offense and targeted defensive upgrades, betting heavily on continuity and star development after a turbulent 2025 campaign.
Indianapolis expects to field its healthiest lineup in weeks as it prepares for a major AFC test against the struggling but dangerous Kansas City Chiefs.