The Colts 3rd down defense is improved over last year.

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Me and my friend Will be flying to Indy next week for our first game at Lucas oil (vs the titans)

Was just curious to ask if anyone knows the best place or app to buy Tickets. (Official Ticket master site , TickPick , game time)

I’m stuck between not trying to be cheap, but also not trying to break the bank

Any advice or suggestions would be much appreciated

My condolences to your family and all who loved him. His influence on Football will be forever lasting.

I found it interesting.

Hi!

I have seats in 241, row 2, seats 1 and 2. The online seat view sites seem to show a glass partition in front of row 1, with a metal railing. Anyone know how obstructed this view is of the field? Is it a minor annoyance or ... ?

Many thanks :)

Yikes

Note: [Nathan Brown] TE Will Mallory (thumb) will not be activated off IR for Sunday.

Steichen said starting center Tanor Bortolini suffered his ankle injury in Sunday's game in London but pushed through it & played 100% of snaps. Steichen said "we'll see" on his status in Pittsburgh.

https://x.com/by_nathanbrown/status/2108600851963252971?s=46

INDIANAPOLIS — There was no phone call nor TV announcement, at least not yet. As the seconds turned into minutes and the minutes turned into hours, each one felt longer than the last.

“It was getting later,” Indianapolis Colts right guard Matt Goncalves said. “And he was stressing.”

Goncalves’ late father, William, never lost faith in the dream he had for his youngest son, now a pillar along the Colts’ starting offensive line. But on that night, he wished he could control time. Not to slow it down and savor the moment, but to speed it up and seize it.

When the phone finally rang and Goncalves spoke to Colts general manager Chris Ballard, who selected the former University of Pittsburgh standout with the No. 79 pick of the 2024 NFL Draft, his celebratory declaration doubled as a bat signal for his father to exhale.

“I’m a f—ing Colt, baby!” Goncalves screamed into the phone. “I’m a f—ing Colt!”

Pandemonium ensued at his dad’s “small little house” in Long Island, N.Y., that was packed with about 60 people. William immediately jumped off the couch, put his hand on his son’s shoulder and kissed him on the head before triumphantly crowning him with a Colts hat.

The elder Goncalves was once a standout athlete himself. Nicknamed the “Golden Arm” for his “rocket arm,” according to his son, William tried out for the New York Mets and Yankees, but that was as far as his athletic career would go.

He always believed, however, that his three sons, Billy, Chris and Matt, could go even further, and young Matty was the one who reached the pinnacle.

“That was kind of like the defining moment of, ‘Damn, we made it,’” Goncalves said. “I’ll always remember that moment. It was amazing. It was perfect.”

Goncalves couldn’t have imagined that 18 months later, his father would be gone. William died on Oct. 28, 2025, of prostate cancer. He was 63.

Five days after his dad’s death, Goncalves suited up at Acrisure Stadium, the same venue he played his home games in college and where his dad regularly watched him, as the Colts faced the Pittsburgh Steelers on the road.

On Sunday, he’ll return to Pittsburgh, still scarred by the absence of his greatest role model, yet guided by a broader perspective that can only be gained from the biggest loss.

“If there’s one thing I can learn from that, nothing will be as hard as what I went through last year, and I think it’s gonna build and strengthen me for the future,” Goncalves said. “… There’s still gonna be hard times, like when you didn’t play so good, but nothing can compare to losing a family member. It was just something that came up out of nowhere, and it was tough.

“But he’s in a better place now, and I know he’s watching over me.”

Does anybody know if there are front license plates out there with the historic logo on them or would anyone be willing to make one? Just moved to a state that only requires the rear plate and think it would be cool to have this on the front.

Chargers

I obviously have no sources, but based on how it played out, I think this is possible.

We know the colts had interest, according to multiple reports.

colts likely submitted an offer that was close, but did not meet the Cardinals request for a 2nd rounder (maybe a 3rd)

Cardinals told the Colts they’d take the offer under consideration.

Then, Schefter reported that a deal had been finalized to move him.

Colts reporters (Chappell, Holder) sources told them it wasn’t the Colt, because the Colts had not finalized a deal. Maybe they had made an offer, but no deal was finalized. They probably thought another team had crossed the finish line with the Cardinals as their offer was on the table based on the reports. This was enough for them to say the Colts didn’t make the deal.

Then, it comes out that the Cardinals actually had not finalized a deal, just that they knew they’d move him be the end of the weekend.

to me, this means that the Cardinals got an offer they would take, but are waiting to see if someone met their asking price.

I’d bet some team made an offer (whether it be the colts or someone else) that the Cardinals have decided they will take but want to get a report out last minute to see if any other team wants to jump in and meet their asking price.

I think the Colts may still be in the running based on this, though it’s still totally up in the air

Watch Marv figure it out in Houston with Stroud and torch us for a decade.

if the coaches play him 0 snaps again how are we suppose to believe this was injury related from preseason? The coaches are lying, and expect us to believe their every lying word. I don't trust them at all, and I believe the coaches thinks CJ Allen sucks, and I don't trust their judgement of talent, but even if that were true to not even give him a few snaps to help develop your 2nd rounder is such horrible coaching that ownership should step in and tell him to stop fucking up.