Luke Schultheis

Perhaps it’s the lack of body of work or any playoff results, but CBS Sports is sleeping on Colts 2nd-year head coach Shane Steichen right now—who’s a gifted play-caller.

The Colts ‘Big Q’ maintained the status quo as the league’s 3rd best offensive guard among league circles annually.

The AFC’s reigning tackles leader failed to crack ESPN’s annual league survey of Top 10 off-ball linebackers.

The future appears to be bright for two of the Colts top young players, if you ask a very soon-to-be Hall of Famer.

The Colts’ uniform game and home crowd will be joining in on the holiday festivities—as the team hosts the Tennessee Titans during Week 16.

The Colts’ DeForest Buckner continues to age rather gracefully as he enters his early thirties with a high level of pass rushing production and consistent durability.

Colts’ all-time great QB Peyton Manning is arguably one of the greatest pro football players ever—but fell out of the Top 25 professional athletes since 2000.

Colts fans won’t have to wait long to see Dwight Freeney enshrined into football immortality this early August.

The future appears brighter than it’s recently been in Indianapolis, but the Horseshoe still has some work to do.

The Colts have some talented options to choose from for their first career Pro Bowl nods, but I narrow it down to five.