The Indianapolis Colts are coming off of an 11-5 season where they lost in the Wild Card round to the Buffalo Bills. While many things have stayed the same, there are some very notable changes across the roster and the coaching staff ahead of the 2021 season.
The quarterback position has been a revolving door the past few seasons for the Indianapolis Colts. After their trade for Carson Wentz yesterday, that trend has finally ended. However, that is only the first of many moves the Colts will make this offseason.
Entering the 2020 season, the Indianapolis Colts were a team right on the verge of the top ten in most power rankings. The Colts found their quarterback for the season when they acquired Philip Rivers in free agency. Indianapolis also sent a first-round pick to the San Francisco 49ers for DeForest Buckner. He would be one of the primary leaders on a defensive unit that was vastly improved.
After a nail-biter against the Jacksonville Jaguars, the Green Bay Packers move on to face the third of their four AFC South opponents for the year in the Indianapolis Colts.
The Indianapolis Colts made some massive roster moves this offseason. Joe Heller takes a look at these moves and more in his latest edition of three burning questions:
Ryan Potts looks at where he was right and where he was wrong with his 2019 list of top 100 NFL players.
The Vikings have been busy to start the offseason by releasing a few pieces of their roster. See who’s been released and what this means for Minnesota going forward:
Nate Christensen takes a look at the NFL’s top cornerbacks currently.
Ryan Potts looks at the Top 100 players in the NFL, starting with the bottom ten.
Andrew Diatroptoff shares a couple of players that the 49ers should keep an eye on, ones that fit the Shanahan-mold in the upcoming draft.
The Indianapolis Colts are coming off of an 11-5 season where they lost in the Wild Card round to the Buffalo Bills. While many things have stayed the same, there are some very notable changes across the roster and the coaching staff ahead of the 2021 season.
The quarterback position has been a revolving door the past few seasons for the Indianapolis Colts. After their trade for Carson Wentz yesterday, that trend has finally ended. However, that is only the first of many moves the Colts will make this offseason.
Entering the 2020 season, the Indianapolis Colts were a team right on the verge of the top ten in most power rankings. The Colts found their quarterback for the season when they acquired Philip Rivers in free agency. Indianapolis also sent a first-round pick to the San Francisco 49ers for DeForest Buckner. He would be one of the primary leaders on a defensive unit that was vastly improved.
After a nail-biter against the Jacksonville Jaguars, the Green Bay Packers move on to face the third of their four AFC South opponents for the year in the Indianapolis Colts.
The Indianapolis Colts made some massive roster moves this offseason. Joe Heller takes a look at these moves and more in his latest edition of three burning questions:
Ryan Potts looks at where he was right and where he was wrong with his 2019 list of top 100 NFL players.
The Vikings have been busy to start the offseason by releasing a few pieces of their roster. See who’s been released and what this means for Minnesota going forward:
Nate Christensen takes a look at the NFL’s top cornerbacks currently.
Ryan Potts looks at the Top 100 players in the NFL, starting with the bottom ten.
Andrew Diatroptoff shares a couple of players that the 49ers should keep an eye on, ones that fit the Shanahan-mold in the upcoming draft.
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