The Indianapolis Colts are staring at one of the most delicate quarterback decisions of their season, and the national commentary has already begun backing one direction. ESPN’s Dan Orlovsky didn’t hesitate this week when asked who should start for Indianapolis in Week 15.

Indianapolis Colts quarterback Philip Rivers had to get creative to find cleats for his workout with the team.

Jonathan Taylor has had a magnificent season for the Colts, but he's about to run into a brick wall that is Seattle's run defense.

The Indianapolis Colts may soon have another option at quarterback following the signing of 44-year-old Philip Rivers.

“Daniel Jones underwent surgery Tuesday in New York that is expected to sideline him for six to eight months, giving the Indianapolis Colts quarterback the ability to be fully cleared for the start of next summer’s training camp, sources told ESPN,” Schefter writes.

The Colts are getting one of their quarterbacks back for football activity. Here's what it means after Philip Rivers was signed and started.

Indianapolis Colts' starting left tackle Bernhard Raimann has exited the team's Week 15 matchup against the Seattle Seahawks with an elbow injury. According to the team, he is questionable to return. #INDvsSEA injury update: LT Bernhard Raimann, elbow, is questionable to return.

On Friday morning’s “First Take” on ESPN, Clark went on a rant over the Colts decision to sign Philip Rivers, who retired in 2020 and is 44-years-old, to their practice squad