According to the league wire, recently waived-injured Indianapolis Colts linebacker Joe Bachie has been signed to the Tennessee Titans practice squad, after working out for the AFC South rival earlier this week.

During 5 starts for the Colts earlier this season, Bachie recorded 26 tackles (11 solo) and a pass defensed, but largely struggled in both run defense and pass coverage before being placed on injured reserve with a foot injury.

Per PFF, he earned just a +45.4 overall grade this season with the Colts, which ranked 124th out of 140 total qualifying linebackers.

Seeking to upgrade the linebacker position,...

According to The Athletic’s Dianna Russini, Indianapolis Colts veteran defensive coordinator Lou Anarumo could be a top candidate for the Tennessee Titans head coaching vacancy this offseason:

The Titans recently made national headlines again—but for the wrong reasons, after firing head coach Brian Callahan earlier this week, who compiled a 4-19 overall record during his now shortened two disappointing seasons in Tennessee.

Titans former senior offensive assistant Mike McCoy has been named the interim head coach for the remainder of the 2025 season.

The 59-year-old Anarumo has coached a much improved Colts defensive unit this season, which ranks 4th best...

Indianapolis, IN — Indianapolis Colts head coach Shane Steichen revealed to local media following Friday’s practice that longtime Colts cornerback Kenny Moore II (Achilles) will indeed play on Sunday against the Los Angeles Chargers. Moore II’s only logged two limited practices between his injury and today’s media availability; therefore, it’s fair to wonder just how healthy he is. Indy’s secondary, and more specifically its cornerback room, has quickly dwindled in recent weeks, starting with the unfortunate injury to Moore II back in Week 3.

Fast forward to Week 7, and the Colts are traveling West to take on the Los...

Jonathan Taylor is back. Was he ever really gone could be the question, but whether one feels the running back for the Indianapolis Colts seemed to be slipping over the last few years, this season proves he is back among the elites. 2021 saw him post insane numbers and run roughshod over the rest of the NFL. It was his coming out party, but the lights quickly went out as his health became a factor and the inability of the organization to find an elite player at quarterback took its toll. Those fears are starting to fade into the rearview...

On his show The Breer Report, Sports Illustrated’s Albert Breer revealed what the Cincinnati Bengals asked for in the past summer to send star pass rusher Trey Hendrickson over to the Colts to reunite with Defensive Coordinator Lou Anarumo. Prior reports said that the Bengals were looking for a good player plus an early pick for Hendrickson in their negotiations with other NFL teams, but now we have some specifics on what they wanted from the Colts.

The Bengals wanted fan favorite Colts starting Nose Tackle Grover Stewart along with a “high-end” pick. Presumably the latter is a 1st or...

The Indianapolis Colts today released their Thursday injury report for Week 7 of the NFL season ahead of their Sunday game against the Los Angeles Chargers.

Cornerback Mooney Ward missed practice today due to a concussion. Ward is still in the leagues concussion protocol and looks almost certain to miss this weeks game because of it. If Ward cannot play then expect to see Mekhi Blackmon and Jonathan Edwards at outside corner.

Wide receiver Josh Downs missed practice due to a concussion. Downs is also still in the leagues concussion protocol and will likely miss this weeks game too. If...

Across BetMGM, DraftKings, ESPN Bet, and FanDuel the consensus is clear. Jonathan Taylor is the favorite to win the “Offensive MVP for non QBs” award. His top competition is fierce however, as Falcons Running Back Bijan Robinson is right behind him followed by Seahawks Wide Receiver Jaxon Smith Njigba in 3rd. NFC West weapons in Rams WR Puka Nacua and 49ers RB Christian McCaffrey round out the top 5 in the race to be the best offensive weapon in the NFL.

This is Taylor’s 2nd crack at the Offensive Player of the Year award, as his strongest prior campaign for...

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Who would have guessed that Daniel Jones could resurrect his career as an NFL starter in Indianapolis — much less excel? Well, that’s exactly what’s happened, and it must have Colts fans feeling awfully confident. This is your chance to let us know how confident you are.

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The Colts return to the site of their only loss in the 2025 season thus far, this time to take on the AFC tenant of SoFi Stadium: the LA Chargers. Like their stadium-mates Rams, the Chargers represent a tough test for the Colts to further prove their legitimacy atop the NFL’s upper echelon. The Chargers are 3rd in the AFC heading into Week 7 at 4-2 in a 5 way tie with the Patriots, Bills, Jaguars, and Broncos (in that order). The Colts stand atop the AFC at 5-1, and only the Steelers stand in between the Week 7 opponents...

Fans have been smiling as their Indianapolis Colts find themselves in first place in the AFC six weeks into the season. There have been easy wins, nail bitters, disappointments, and head scratchers. All of that has added up to the best overall record and a great place to be a third of the way through the season. Things are starting to pick up with some major games heading into the bye however that will shape things to come.

Road games against the Chargers and Steelers are by far the toughest and best tests to prove whether the Colts are for...

Throughout this series we will be analyzing the Colts’ upcoming opponent through a more general lens, in order to have a proper understanding about who we are facing.

Momentum

An amazing play by Justin Herbert and Ladd McConkey prevented what would have been a three-game losing streak for the Chargers, narrowly beating the Miami Dolphins with a game-winning field goal. The Chargers have been ravaged by injuries (more on that later), but are still a very dangerous team to face. The Commanders and Giants made life difficult for Herbert because of the pass-rushing capabilities of their defensive lines, something...

Per the league transaction wire, the Indianapolis Colts waived former starting linebacker Joe Bachie (foot) off of injured reserve.

Signed by the Colts this past offseason to 1-year, $1.2 million deal, the former Cincinnati Bengals core special teamer reunited with defensive coordinator Lou Anarumo in Indianapolis.

Only with the Colts’ lack of proven linebacker options alongside returning All-Pro Zaire Franklin at linebacker, Bachie played pretty well in training camp and preseason, ultimately winning the other starting linebacker job outright.

Bachie started 5 games for Indianapolis, recording 26 tackles (11 solo) and a pass defensed.

Per PFF, he earned just a...