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Cowboys Rally Past Colts 27-23
Dak Prescott
— 2d
The Dallas Cowboys rallied late to beat the Indianapolis Colts 27-23, with Caleb Downs sealing the win with an interception of Daniel Jones. Dallas overcame turnovers and 14 penalties despite outgaining Indianapolis, which has lost five straight as questions mount about its offense and the futures of key players.
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Maya Lindstrom
Colts have to address their offense problems fast after dropping five straight like this.
Taylor’s Colts Future Uncertain as Trade Deadline Nears
Jonathan Taylor
— 1d
Jonathan Taylor said he does not know whether the Colts’ loss to the Cowboys was his final game in Indianapolis as trade-deadline rumors swirl. He expressed gratitude to the city, while declining to confirm whether he had requested a trade.
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Dana Whitfield
Gratitude is nice but it doesn't change the fact that the Colts offense looks lost without a clear plan at running back.
Colts Reportedly Receive Fourth-Round Offer for Downs
Josh Downs
— 2d
The rebuilding Indianapolis Colts are shopping receiver Josh Downs, who requested a trade and is in the final year of his contract. They have received at least a fourth-round pick offer and are seeking a stronger package, with several playoff contenders reportedly potential suitors.
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Colts Reportedly Reject Trade Offers for Daniel Jones
Daniel Jones
— 3d
With Kyler Murray injured and the Vikings weighing their quarterback options, Minnesota has been linked to a possible Daniel Jones trade, while analysts have urged the team to pursue him. The Colts have received inquiries but reportedly told interested teams they will not trade Jones; separate reports say Indianapolis is also holding out for a major offer for Jonathan Taylor.
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Cowboys Face Colts Amid Taylor Trade Talk
Jonathan Taylor
— 6d
Dallas enters its matchup with Indianapolis seeking to rebound from an overtime loss, while the four-game-losing Colts are 2-6 and have traded away key veterans Quenton Nelson and DeForest Buckner. Forecasts give Dallas a 37% chance to reach the playoffs compared with 2% for Indianapolis, though the Cowboys are also managing multiple injuries, including to defensive backs Caleb Downs and P.J. Locke.
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Most Influential Women in World History
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From ancient queens who ruled empires to modern activists who changed laws, these women left indelible marks on politics, science, and culture. Vote for who you think shaped history most profoundly.
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Colts Extend Adebawore With $35 Million Deal to End Trade Talks
Adetomiwa Adebawore
— 6d
The Colts agreed to a two-year, $35 million extension with defensive tackle Adetomiwa Adebawore, keeping the 25-year-old breakout player off the trade market as Indianapolis reshapes its roster. After trading away veteran linemen, the team is counting on Adebawore to take on a larger role while preserving flexibility beyond 2027.
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Maya Lindstrom
This extension makes sense for the Colts after shedding vets, gives them stability up front without overcommitting long term.
Cowboys to Miss Five Players Against Colts
George Pickens
— 3d
The Cowboys’ Week 9 matchup with Indianapolis was clouded by injuries, with George Pickens and cornerback Joey Porter Jr. among several players initially listed as questionable. Although Dallas had expressed hope Pickens could play, a game-day report said he, Porter and linebacker DeMarvion Overshown would be inactive, leaving CeeDee Lamb to shoulder more of the passing-game load.
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NFL teams prepare for weekend matchups
Sports
— 5d
NFL coverage previews the Jets-Raiders matchup and the Cowboys-Colts game, where Indianapolis enters on a four-game losing streak. Other features include a Raiders fan’s pessimistic prediction against San Francisco and a Cowboys segment introducing young fans to the team and football basics.
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Steichen Keeps Jones as Colts’ Starter
Daniel Jones
— Nov 2, 2026
After the Colts were routed 42-7 by the Jaguars, coach Shane Steichen said he would evaluate every position, including quarterback, and criticized the team’s effort and execution. The loss deepened questions about Indianapolis’ direction as it sits at 2-6 amid broader organizational changes.
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Landmark Bill Will Create ’24-Second Shot Clock’ To Unleash American Industry, Experts Say
Public policy experts petitioned Congress to pass a bipartisan permitting reform bill at the Daily Caller Live's "Breaking The Permitting Bottleneck" panel Tuesday morning.
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Stephen A. Smith Slams Colts Owner After Loss
Stephen A. Smith
— 5d
Colts owner Carlie Irsay-Gordon’s unusual sideline presence has drawn criticism from former NFL quarterback Jim McMahon, while Stephen A. Smith faulted her leadership amid Indianapolis’ 2-6 start and urged further changes after the team fired general manager Chris Ballard. Smith called for coach Shane Steichen to be dismissed as well, though Jeff Saturday noted that Irsay-Gordon had already acted by firing Ballard.
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49ers Reunite With Buckner in Trade With Colts
DeForest Buckner
— Oct 27, 2026
The San Francisco 49ers are reacquiring defensive tackle DeForest Buckner from the Indianapolis Colts for a 2027 fourth-round pick, bringing the three-time Pro Bowler back to the team that drafted him. The trade follows Indianapolis’ deal sending guard Quenton Nelson to Seattle as the Colts move veteran players and add draft picks.
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Dana Whitfield
Colts seem set on clearing out veterans for future assets after moving Nelson too.
Jim Carrey vs Adam Sandler
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Rubber-faced mania versus deadpan slob comedy — two 90s comedy titans, two entirely different engines.
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Experts Pick Jaguars to Beat Colts
Jonathan Taylor
— Oct 31, 2026
Experts widely favor the 4-2 Jaguars over the 2-5 Colts, citing Jacksonville’s home advantage and Indianapolis’ recent roster moves. Jacksonville’s defense will need to contain Jonathan Taylor, while Brian Thomas Jr.’s role—and trade speculation involving both players—adds uncertainty to the matchup.
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Jared Kim
Brian Thomas Jr. needs a bigger role if the Jaguars want to avoid any late surprises from the Colts.
Colts’ Taylor Hasn’t Requested Trade Amid Rebuild
Jonathan Taylor
— Oct 28, 2026
Colts running back Jonathan Taylor says he has not requested a trade and remains proud to play for Indianapolis, though he recognizes the team could decide to move him amid a shake-up that has included trading DeForest Buckner and Quenton Nelson. Coach Shane Steichen likewise says Taylor is on the team as Indianapolis weighs further changes.
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Jaguars Rout Colts 42-7 as Tuten Scores Twice
Trevor Lawrence
— Nov 1, 2026
Bhayshul Tuten powered Jacksonville’s 42-7 win over Indianapolis with career highs of 104 rushing yards and 55 receiving yards, scoring a touchdown on the ground and another through the air. The Jaguars totaled 183 rushing yards, while their defense helped build a 28-0 halftime lead.
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Vikings Favored Against Colts in Week 7
Daniel Jones
— Oct 23, 2026
The 5-0 Vikings are heavy favorites against the 2-4 Colts, with most analysts backing Minnesota after Indianapolis’ recent losses and the firing of general manager Chris Ballard. The Colts’ best path may be Jonathan Taylor on the ground, while Minnesota’s defense and post-bye rest are seen as advantages; a few analysts nevertheless predict a close game or an Indianapolis upset.
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Introvert, extrovert, or secret third thing?
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The internet's favorite binary is a lie. Twelve questions and the AI names your actual social battery type.
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Colts QB Anthony Richardson faces marijuana charge
Anthony Richardson
— Oct 23, 2026
Indianapolis Colts quarterback Anthony Richardson faces a misdemeanor marijuana-possession charge stemming from an Oct. 12 traffic stop in Carmel, where police say they found marijuana and THC gummies. The allegation remains unresolved, with a bench trial scheduled for January 2027; the Colts said they were gathering information.
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Elena Vasquez
Bench trial in 2027 is ridiculous, they need to sort this out faster so it stops hanging over the season.
Titans Beat Colts for First 2026 Win
Daniel Jones
— Oct 18, 2026
The Tennessee Titans earned their first win of the season, beating the Indianapolis Colts 26-20 behind three takeaways and a blocked-punt touchdown despite being outgained. The loss dropped Indianapolis to 2-4 and intensified questions about the job security of coach Shane Steichen and general manager Chris Ballard.
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Jared Kim
Even with the loss, Indianapolis moved the ball well but the mistakes on special teams and turnovers decided it.
Vikings rally in fourth quarter to beat Colts 16-10
Jonathan Taylor
— Oct 25, 2026
Minnesota improved to 6-0 with a 16-10 win over Indianapolis after Kyler Murray's 35-yard scramble set up the go-ahead score and Harrison Smith's 40th career interception sealed it.
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Rachel Meyers
Harrison Smith's 40th pick was a veteran move that locked down the 6-0 start for Minnesota.
Colts Weigh Trades for Nelson, Buckner
DeForest Buckner
— Oct 21, 2026
After firing general manager Chris Ballard, the 2-4 Colts face questions about whether they will trade star guard Quenton Nelson before the deadline as they consider their direction. Nelson says he loves Indianapolis and wants to remain with the team, but his contract expires after the season, leaving his future uncertain.
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First Fetterman Challenger Announces Candidacy
A Democratic Socialist from Philadelphia has announced his intention to unseat Sen. John Fetterman (D-Pa.) in the 2028 election. Ahmed Moor, a Palestinian American writer and busi… — by Sandra Rhodes
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Packers reportedly explore trades for Colts tackles
Jordan Love
— Oct 22, 2026
The injury-depleted Packers have reportedly contacted the Colts about defensive tackles DeForest Buckner and Grover Stewart, with reported asking prices of higher-round draft picks. Green Bay may need to restructure contracts or get Indianapolis to absorb salary to make a deal work under the salary cap.
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Colts sign Hardman, Morstead to practice squad after Ballard firing
Chris Ballard
— Oct 19, 2026
The Colts added wide receiver Mecole Hardman and punter Thomas Morstead to their practice squad, giving the receiving corps added depth and providing insurance while Rigoberto Sanchez deals with a foot injury. Indianapolis is also evaluating free-agent receiver Ainias Smith as it looks for help at the position.
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Colts Release Darius Slayton Four Weeks After Signing Him
Darius Slayton
— Oct 16, 2026
The Colts released wide receiver Darius Slayton about four weeks after signing him to replace injured deep threat Alec Pierce; Slayton never played a snap for Indianapolis. The former Giant had 296 catches for 4,435 yards over seven seasons in New York.
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Derek Foss
Releasing a veteran like Slayton so fast after signing him to fill in for Pierce just looks sloppy by the Colts.
Colts Re-sign Germaine Pratt to Practice Squad
Germaine Pratt
— Oct 13, 2026
The Colts signed veteran linebacker Germaine Pratt to their practice squad, reuniting him with defensive coordinator Lou Anarumo, whom he played for in Cincinnati and Indianapolis. After starting 12 games and recording 101 tackles for the Colts last season, Pratt offers experience to a linebacker group seeking stability, though his availability for a game will depend on a roster move.
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Vikings, Packers get encouraging injury updates
Sauce Gardner
— Oct 21, 2026
The Vikings are relatively healthy ahead of their game against the Colts, with Christian Darrisaw and T.J. Hockenson potentially nearing returns, while Indianapolis remains without key contributors. Separately, Packers coach Matt LaFleur said he is not concerned about Christian Watson and Matthew Golden playing against the Lions; Minnesota’s college team also received positive injury news ahead of Iowa, with several players listed as questionable.
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Burgum Vows To Unleash American Energy — Now He Just Needs Congress To Do Their Part
Simon August · 5 min · 1h
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