The Indianapolis Colts will induct late owner Jim Irsay into the team's Ring of Honor during Week 1 of the 2025 NFL season.

The Indianapolis Colts announced the details of their team ownership transition Monday, following the death of former owner ...

The Indianapolis Colts haven't made ... re close to the playoffs' finish line and the Super Bowl. According to DraftKings Sportsbook, the Colts' chances of winning the Super Bowl are near the ...

As the Colts owner, Jim Irsay oversaw the franchise on its path to winning a championship in 2007; Indianapolis defeated the Chicago Bears in Super Bowl XLI. It was the franchise's first title ...

Indianapolis played again on Super Sunday three years later but lost to the New Orleans Saints in Super Bowl 44. With Manning on the field, the Colts captured eight division titles and only missed ...

the Colts finished with a record of 143-81 from 1998 to 2011. Indianapolis also defeated the Chicago Bears in Super Bowl XLI in 2006, the franchise’s first championship since Super Bowl V before ...

So, who did the Indianapolis ... during New York's Super Bowl run. Brown, meanwhile, also played seven NFL seasons like Nicks, with the first five coming with the Colts and the last two with ...

The Indianapolis Colts had some former faces on the Super Bowl-winning roster from Sunday night. In a dominating effort, the Philadelphia Eagles took down the Kansas City Chiefs, 40-22 to win the ...

a Super Bowl victory in 2007 when Tony Dungy and Peyton Manning led Indianapolis to a win over the Chicago Bears. Colts' COO Pete Ward released the following statement with the announcement of ...

The Indianapolis Colts announced ... Irsay had led the Colts' organization since 1997, which included winning two AFC Championships and a Super Bowl title during the 2006 season.

NFL and Indianapolis community. The Colts had a .570 winning percentage with Irsay as owner, sixth best in the NFL during that span, and the team won Super Bowl XLI in January 2007. “Jim will be ...

who acquired the Baltimore Colts organization in 1972 and moved it to Indianapolis in 1984. Lucas Oil Stadium opened and hosted Super Bowl XLVI under Jim Irsay's reign. The Colts released a ...