Ahead of the NFL trade deadline, the Indianapolis Colts reportedly "checked into" New York Giants CB Deonte Banks.

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Along with not having Ebukam or Lewis, the Colts also announced that DeForest Buckner is being placed on injured reserve. He will now have to miss at least the next four games. Not having these three players comes with a big blow to the Colts' pass rush unit -- an area where this defense has been up and down this season.

Defensive ends Tyquan Lewis (groin) and Samson Ebukam (knee) have both been ruled OUT for Sundays game against the Falcons. Both have now missed multiple games with their respective injuries. Expect a larger role for rookie defensive end JT Tuimoloau and a practice squad enervation to help at defensive end Sunday.

Tyler Warren’s rookie season with the Indianapolis Colts has quickly become a bright spot for a team on the rise. Drafted 14th overall in the first round of the 2025 NFL Draft after a standout career at Penn State,

The Colts' Week 10 opponent, Atlanta, comes in at No. 25 in ESPN's rankings with a 3-5 record. This article originally appeared on Colts Wire: Where do Indianapolis Colts sit in Week 10 NFL power rankings after loss?

The Indianapolis Colts (7-2) play the Atlanta Falcons (3-5) in Berlin, Germany, in NFL Week 10 action. The Colts are coming off a loss to the Pittsburgh Steelers — and a stunning trade for cornerback Sauce Gardner — while the Falcons have lost three straight.

Sauce Gardner enjoyed playing for the Jets. He seems equally content in his new home, Indianapolis. Two days after a blockbuster trade that sent the two-time All-Pro cornerback from the franchise that drafted him to the AFC South-leading Colts,

During Wednesday's practice, we got our first look at new Indianapolis Colts' cornerback Sauce Gardner. The Colts acquired Gardner in a trade on Tuesday with the New York Jets. In return, the Colts traded away their 2026 first-round pick, their 2027 first-round pick, and wide receiver AD Mitchell.

After Jim Irsay's 2025 death, his three daughters took over the Colts. Here's more about the family that runs Indy's NFL team.