This wasn’t the spring Jacoby Brissett envisioned.

Edgerrin James will have to wait another year after all, and 2021 is shaping up to be a big year for the Indianapolis Colts in Canton, Ohio.

It’s been an active offseason that has analysts from CBS Sports’ Adam Schein to NFL Network’s Steve Mariucci predicting the Indianapolis Colts could be one of the league’s most improved teams in 2020.

There are precious few questions surrounding the Indianapolis Colts’ roster this offseason.

Jim Irsay compares rookie wide receiver Michael Pittman Jr. to Indianapolis Colts legend Reggie Wayne. And Pittman borrows from superstars including Mike Evans, Michael Thomas, Julio Jones and Larry Fitzgerald to bolster his game. All of which suggests the high expectations for the 22-year-old this fall.

It’s been a transformational month for the Indianapolis Colts.

Jonathan Taylor could have sent major college football’s career rushing record into the stratosphere.

It's no secret the Indianapolis Colts want to run the damn ball in 2020. But new wide receivers coach Mike Groh is part of a concerted effort to make sure the passing game holds up its end of the bargain this year as well.

Robert Mathis and Dwight Freeney soon will be together again at Lucas Oil Stadium.

The questions formed nearly the moment Wisconsin running back Jonathan Taylor’s name was announced with the 41st overall pick.

Philip Rivers enjoys his new surroundings.

Rock Ya-Sin’s rookie season almost certainly was better than you remember.

After 36 years as a football coach, Brian Baker believed he’d seen everything the pro and college game have to offer.

After the raucous events of 2019, the Pittsburgh Steelers were no doubt happy to enjoy a quiet offseason.

It would be a mistake to forget about Nyheim Hines in a crowded offensive backfield for the Indianapolis Colts this fall.