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"Everything this season ultimately circles back to one question: Can the Colts finally stop being a team of what ifs?"

The Indianapolis Colts officially closed an integral chapter this offseason following the release of veteran cornerback Kenny Moore after both sides mutually agreed to seek a trade back in April. The move was not shocking given the information from the pre-draft process. But it still left a noticeable sense of uncertainty surrounding the future of the nickel/slot position. For years, Moore was not only one of the most influential leaders of Indianapolis’ defense, but also one

Colts fans have heard it countless times by now: if only the team could return to the standard it set during its 8–2 start in 2025. If only injuries hadn’t piled up. If only the defense had been faster. The desire to return to greatness is still there, but the excuses have run out. Fortunately, general manager Chris Ballard and head coach Shane Steichen seem to recognize that reality and are approaching this season with a renewed sense of urgency. The question now becomes: ho

As the Colts prepared for the NFL Draft, it seemed all but certain they might take a swing at quarterback, bringing in Luke Altmyer (Illinois), Joe Fagnano (UConn), Behren Morton (Texas Tech), Garrett Nussmeier (LSU), and Cole Payton (North Dakota State) for both top-30 visits and virtual meetings. The volume of names alone signaled clear intent: Indianapolis was doing its homework on the position. Whether the intent was clear about simply building out depth options, or not,