Author: Jim Ayello, Indianapolis Star

The Colts lost eighth consecutive season opener as the Seahawks left quarterback Carson Wentz with little room to operate.

Prominent Indianapolis Colts players will miss practice time heading into the season opener. It could happen often during the 2021 season.

Carson Wentz will be limited in his return, coach Frank Reich said, but the fact that he is ready to get back onto the practice field is encouraging.

Battle to back up Colts starter Carson Wentz still seems wide-open after Sam Ehlinger threw two interceptions and Jacob Eason failed to capitalize.

Jacob Eason let Sam Ehlinger creep into the backup QB competition. But over the past few of days, he’s been doing his part to push Ehlinger back out.

Jacob Eason was far from perfect, but there’s little doubt he played with the kind of poise and confidence that coach Frank Reich wants to see.

Much as he has throughout his career, Philip Rivers let his emotions show after his Colts were ousted from the playoffs by the Bills.

When the Colts begin the NFL playoffs Saturday in Buffalo, it won’t just be Indianapolis cheering. San Diego and many former Chargers will be as well.

Philip Rivers acknowledged that Sunday’s game against the Jaguars could his final NFL game if the Indianapolis Colts don’t qualify for the playoffs.