28 days until the #Colts season opener!
Throwback to Michael Pittman Jr.’s 28-yard dagger vs. the 49ers in the pouring rain back in 2021.
That year Pittman surpassed 1,000 receiving yards for the first time and set a career high with six touchdowns.
28 days until the #Colts season opener!
Throwback to Michael Pittman Jr.’s 28-yard dagger vs. the 49ers in the pouring rain back in 2021.
That year Pittman surpassed 1,000 receiving yards for the first time and set a career high with six touchdowns.
What’s more likely?
A) Anthony Richardson starts multiple games this year and plays meaningful snaps
B) He doesn’t play much this year but gets another opportunity to be the starter in 2026
C) He doesn’t play much this year and is traded in the offseason
Discuss below ⬇️ ⬇️
RIP Jim Irsay. I’ll always remember him for the good he brought to Indianapolis, not anything else.
Some of the big accounts amplifying the reports today are disgusting.
Daniel Jones NFL records: 🔥 🔥
⚪️ 5 passing TDs in a game as a rookie (tied record)
⚪️ 1st rookie with 3 games of 4 TDs & 0 INTs
⚪️ 1st QB w/ 300+ pass yds, 2+ TDs & 70+ rush yds in a playoff game
How many NFL records will he break with the Colts? 🤔 ⬇️ ⬇️
Chris Ballard after being asked multiple questions about the QB situation:
“You know we do have like 51 other guys on the team. Do we have any other questions on the team?”
Honestly I hope Daniel Jones succeeds but I’ll never get over giving up on this for a 28-year-old with a 24-44-1 career record.
Chris Ballard on his goals for this year:
“We’ve never shied away from the fact that we haven’t been good enough. I’ve never shied away from that… success is not losing its winning. That’s what the goal is.” #Fortheshoe
Does Chris Ballard have anything to say about Daniel Jones that relates to actual talent on the football field? Not just being a professional. This is a classic CB presser. Can’t believe we’ve been doing this for 9 years now.
🚨 News 🚨
Chris Ballard told reporters today that the Colts have no plans to trade Anthony Richardson.
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