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The term, "future Hall of Famer" no longer applies.

During this strange period of extended virtual learning, a Jasper Middle School teacher asked his friends, to help him out on his daily virtual lesson with a video intro. Most recently, Indianapolis Colts head coach, Frank Reich, helped rally up the students for a math lesson.

The NFL announced the first round of Hall of Fame nominees on Thursday with five former Indianapolis Colts making the list of 94, including running back Edgerrin James and safety Bob Sanders.

After experimenting with the "Color Rush" uniforms in a few games last season, the NFL unveiled all 32 team's jerseys earlier today, including nearly all-blue jersey's the Colts will sport at some point in time.

In a effort to make more money off jersey sales keep the look of the game fresh, the NFL Color Rush jersey's will return for the 2016-17 season. The Twitter account, NFL Leaks, claims to have discovered the colors each team will sport when it's their turn to do so. Including the color the …

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.

Peyton Manning and the Denver Broncos have called for a press conference today at which Manning will announce that he will retire from the NFL.

We don't know how many of these guys ended up with concussions, but it's probably best not to think about that if you want to enjoy this.

The NFL heads into its fifth week of the 2015 season with six unbeaten teams and just one looking for its first win (sorry, Lions fans). Here’s what to watch for this week.

Remember "Deflategate"? The NFL released the so-called Wells Report earlier today (full doc here), the result of a months-long, extensive investigation into whether the footballs used in the Patriots-Colts AFC Championship Game back in January were illegally tampered with. So were they? Ac…

Football in America has never been more popular than it is right now, especially with women. The female fanbase for football has grown tremendously over the last several years and is now at an all time high.

The answer to the title question is of course, MONEY! Even the most casual of football fans are only too familiar with the issues facing the NFL right now and the lack of action by the league and some teams with regard to domestic violence and potential child abuse.