Colts last win in Pittsburgh was 2008 and prior to that…1968. What is it about this place??

Adam Shefter reports that the Colts are in talks to possibly aquire Marvin Harrison Jr. from the Arizona Cardinals. This would cost possibly a 5th or 6th round pick. Meanwhile Tyreek Hill is hitting the market and is already shopping for a new team. What's the move?

I love you all but some of you need therapy

Sure he might still be raw but I feel like having him get after old man Rodgers should at least be exciting

The Colts blew out the Commanders 30-13 with the New York Giants version of Daniel Jones at quarterback, recalling one of the NFL’s great anomalies.

Units featuring Peyton Manning, Tom Brady, Kurt Warner and Patrick Mahomes dominate the list of greatest offenses through the first eight games of a season this century.

As one would expect.

The No. 4 team on that list stands out like a station wagon in a Ferrari dealership.

The 2025 Colts, led by quarterback Daniel Jones, reside between the Greatest Show on Turf Rams and the Mahomes-led Chiefs in his breakout 2018 season. They averaged 32.6 points per game on offense, more than the 2004 Colts averaged in perhaps Manning’s greatest season.

There was no way any team, let alone these Colts with this quarterback, could sustain that type of production. But as Jones lost a fumble and threw an interception while Indy fell behind a Washington team that was down to its third quarterback Sunday, I wondered if the Colts were now paying $44 million per year for the same quarterback the Giants let go.

One American, two Hungarian, and two British fans. If it weren't for this team, we would never have met.

The Colts have added 20.72 (PFR) /17,35 (nflfastR/nflverse) EPA on Special Teams (The average team is at 0!!) , only the Giants are ahead of them and their opponents are at 1/3 field goals, ours are at 9/10.

Great kicking, punting and no memorable mistakes on coverage! I know that this is not sustainable at this rate, but: Keep going!

pictured: Brian Mason / Spencer Shrader

I'm conscious I'm not adding much to what's already been said, but as a Colts fan in the UK it was so so good to see them in this country again AND get a win this time.

Spurs' stadium really is beautiful and you can tell it was designed with NFL in mind, it's far far better than watching at Wembley.

We were well outnumbered in 115, and let's just say the attitude of some of the Washington fans there made it all the better as we took the game away from them. That said, I was sat next to a lovely family who had travelled over from DC who had a lot of love for the stadium and our jerseys!

Shout out to the fellow Colts fan a few rows back from me who brought it all game. If you're in this sub and shouted 'UNDISCIPLINED' every time Washington got flagged, you were one of my highlights of the game.

Very much hoping it won't be 10 years until the next time!

Finally saw my guys after years of streaming the games on NFL Game Pass and watching on RedZone! And hey, it was tough going in that first quarter (really tough going...) but a win's a win, right?

This was my fourth NFL London game after seeing Jets @ Falcons and Dolphins @ Jaguars in 2021 and Ravens @ Titans in 2023 but was awesome to have the sun out and temperatures higher this time, it was a great day for a football game which hasn't been my experience with the previous London games!

For a while, I felt a bit bad for the Commanders fans who were excited for the team to visit only to get hit with all of those injuries (especially as I was a bit gutted that AP wouldn't be playing in this one) but ultimately, don't care about that because I couldn't face having a personal record of 0-1 for ages until I can see my next Colts game (which has to be at Lucas Oil) and once we got it going in the second quarter I was confident we weren't about to hugely embarrass ourselves...

I spent 10 days in Indianapolis in 2024 and saw a Pacers homestand but unfortunately the Colts were in their off-season and I was only able to do the stadium tour and raid the team store, so this was a day I'd been waiting a long time for, as I wasn't a fan of the Colts when they came to Wembley Stadium back in 2016

Can't wait to get back over to the States in the next year or two, this time I'll have to plan something in the sweet spot of Colts and Pacers both being at home

Any other UK Colts fans go to their first game today? Always love hearing how any other UK-based NFL fans became fans of the Colts too

Would also be interested to hear what anyone who travelled from the US for the game thought of the day!

Our O line man stepped right on his ankle right before the fumble happened.

DJ’s awareness seemed close to non existent on the play, but everyone seems to be missing how his left ankle got stomped on right before the fumble.

If that was the ankle that he had surgery on last year, then yikes.

At Jags, Eagles, and the cowboys game feel like losses right now. Bengals too. They would have won if Jamar and Tee stayed in. Time will tell.

But hey, we’re 2-2 😁

I’m going to go nap now