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The Indianapolis Colts won't take the field for their first regular season game until September 11th when they host the Detroit Lions, but for fans itching to see the new Quarterback-Center tandem of Andrew Luck and 2016 first round pick, Ryan Kelly in action, the team offered fans a quick view from Tuesday's mini-camp practice on Twitter.

Round one of the NFL Draft wrapped up Thursday night in Chicago, and to the delight of Indianapolis Colts fans everywhere (well, this one at least), the team addressed their pitiful offensive line with the selection of Alabama center, Ryan Kelly.

In what may be an attempt to become the NFL's Oprah Winfrey, Indianapolis Colts quarterback, and self-proclaimed, "avid reader," Andrew Luck has started his own book club.

Love sports and entrepreneurship? If the answer is, "yes", then Evansville's Play It Again Sports franchise has an opportunity you'll want to look into.

The NFL released the 2016 preseason schedule for all 32 teams, which of course includes the Indianapolis Colts who will begin their preseason under the lights in Canton, Ohio for the annual Hall of Fame Game on Sunday, August 7th.

Twitter is the most fun way, and easiest way to not only talk to you friends, but also a place where you can let your feelings be known, or a place to promote something, like perhaps what the NFL is doing. It was just announced that Twitter will be streaming live ten Thursday night games this season! If ...

Young Panthers football players will have to wait a couple more weeks to hit the gridiron. Due to the high possibility of rain, this Thursday's football camp has been temporarily postponed.

The NFL Draft is set for April 28th through 30th in Chicago, and marks the final major event before the League enters into its annual lull ahead of training camp in late July. That doesn't mean teams sit dormant until then, it simply means there's not much in the way of big headlines to discuss (barring any type of injury to a star player, or major signing). Here's how (and when) the Indianapolis

Day one of free agency saw a number of number of high-profile players follow the sweet smell of cash to new teams. While the Colts stayed quiet in terms of acquiring any of those players, there were a few moves that did take place.

Despite a down 2015 campaign, the Indianapolis Colts' front office apparently thinks highly enough of Tight End Dwayne Allen to pay him $29.4 million over the next four years.

The Denver Broncos had their chance to honor the great Peyton Manning yesterday during a press conference to announce his retirement. Now it's the Indianapolis Colts turn.

If you've dreamed of performing in front of thousands of screaming people on national television, then the Indianapolis Colts Cheerleaders are looking for you.