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INDIANAPOLIS – Shane Steichen’s overriding objective this week: Make it as normal a week as possible. Good luck with that. On Saturday, a charter flight whisked his Colts from Indy to Charlotte, N.C. for an NFL-level business meeting with the Carolina Panthers. Roughly 90 minutes to Charlotte, whip up on the Panthers 27-13 Sunday, and […]

Young is averaging fewer than 200 yards passing per game and has only eight touchdown passes and seven interceptions.

Kenny Moore became the first Colts player to have two pick-6s in a game, leading to an easy win despite a sputtering offense

This season was supposed to be a course correction for the New England Patriots. A year removed from an 8-9 finish that featured a regression for second-year quarterback Mac Jones and the offense under the direction of Matt Patricia and Joe Judge, the 2023 season was supposed to be a step toward contending again in an AFC East they had once dominated with Tom Brady. Instead, at 2-7 at the halfway point following a loss to Washington, the Patriots appear the furthest they’ve been from re...

Despite widespread destruction from Nepal's earthquake, a municipality at the epicenter miraculously reported no casualties.

West Jessamine volleyball caps a successful season with a hardfought loss to top-ranked Notre Dame in the KHSAA state semifinals.

The Kingston Frontenacs played incredibly well for the first two periods of play and hung on for a 4-2 win over the Barrie Colts Friday night at the Leon's Centre.

Through sheer luck, some questionable officiating and a strong defense, the Cleveland Browns have somehow survived without their franchise quarterback for the past month. The Arizona Cardinals haven't been nearly as fortunate. As the teams get ready to play Sunday, there are few definitive answers about the quarterback situations for the Cardinals (1-7) or Browns (4-3).

Thielen has been targeted at least eight times in each of the past six games and has three different games with 11 receptions. KEY MATCHUP: Colts RBs Jonathan Taylor and Zack Moss vs. Panthers run defense. Taylor, the 2021 NFL rushing champ, and Moss, the league's second-leading rusher, are averaging a combined 4.7 yards per carry.

Braelon Allen arrived at Wisconsin in 2021 as a hard-hitting safety who had bulked up enough to become a linebacker for his home-state school. Jonathan Taylor, who preceded Allen in Wisconsin's backfield, was the runaway NFL rushing champion in 2021 for Indianapolis.