With Indianapolis Colts' rookie minicamp underway, here are four things to watch for in the coming days.

Kenny Moore II wanted out, and the Indianapolis Colts eventually made it official. After Moore requested a trade earlier this offseason, the two sides spent weeks trying to find a deal that worked. Nothing came together, and on Thursday the Colts released ...

Kenny Moore II's illustrious nine-year career in Indianapolis has ended.

With Jones' status for training camp still up in the air, Colts offensive coordinator Jim Bob Cooter recently offered a challenge to Richardson and Leonard for upcoming workouts.

Moore, who has thrived in zone coverage, wasn't an ideal fit for Colts defensive coordinator Lou Anarumo, who emphasizes man coverage.

Well, it was fun while it lasted. The Indianapolis Colts tried to salvage their 2025 season when quarterback Daniel Jones went down for the year by signing veteran Philip Rivers. Rivers was okay, but it was too little too late. The Colts are now 8-8 after ...

Kenny Moore's time in Indianapolis has come to an unceremonious end. The veteran cornerback was released from the Colts on Thursday.

The San Francisco 49ers may have gotten a gift from the Indianapolis Colts. ESPN's Adam Schefter on Thursday reported the Colts granted defensive back Kenny Moore his release after he requested to be let go. Moore has been a popular name in NFL trade rumors throughout the offseason and now he'll hit the free agent market.

From undrafted Division II prospect to Colts defensive cornerstone, Kenny Moore II delivered historic production in Indianapolis.

Daniel Jones, who inked a two-year contract this offseason, is the Colts' starting quarterback. His caddy remains a question.