The Indianapolis Colts have a 3% chance of making the NFL playoffs according to the New York Times Playoff Simulator entering Monday Night Football against the San Francisco 49ers. Here's what they need to happen: This is almost impossible:

The Indianapolis Colts made some unfortunate history on Saturday. Indianapolis was officially eliminated from playoff contention, becoming the sixth team in NFL history to miss the postseason after opening the year with a record of 8-2 or better.

The Colts received tragic news regarding their playoff hopes following the Chargers' loss to the Texans on Saturday.

A once-promising Colts season that included a 7-1 start, has ended without a postseason berth, sparked by a historic late-season collapse.

The Colts are in danger of missing the postseason after a strong start to the 2025 regular season. Here are their playoff scenarios after Week 16.

The Colts took to social media on Thursday to announce the death of their former FB. The cause of death was not revealed.

Wide receiver Michael Pittman recognizes that Sunday's game in Houston could have been his last with the Indianapolis Colts. “I've been here for six years, it's been a good six," Pittman said on Sunday. "I'm hoping it's not, but if this is my last, then I've really had a great time playing here.”

Sports are cruel. They build you up, whisper sweet nothings in your ear about home-field advantage and Super Bowl parades, and then push you down a flight of stairs.

The longtime Indianapolis Colt will enter the final year of his $80 million contract in the 2026 season. While negotiations can begin between Quenton Nelson and the franchise, it will be hard for the Colts to extend the offensive lineman in the 2026 free agency.

According to a few different rankings, here are the best available NFL free agent defenders for the Indianapolis Colts.