Indianapolis Colts Stats, Player Props and Injuries (2026)

The Colts have 2 wins, 9 losses and 1 tie in 2026. Daniel Jones has 1722 passing yards and Josh Downs leads them with 354 receiving yards. Their last game was a 23 to 27 loss against the Cowboys in Week 9.

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Colts quarterbacks, backs and receivers (2026)

PlayerPosGPPASS YDSRUSH YDSRECREC YDSTD
Daniel JonesQB91722867
Anthony Richardson Sr.QB184
Jonathan TaylorRB9656262208
Seth McGowanRB9208591
DJ GiddensRB143
Josh DownsWR97333541
Keenan AllenWR8403511
Laquon TreadwellWR916215
Ashton DulinWR464841
Deion BurksWR721660
Alec PierceWR2572
Anthony GouldWR1116
Nick Westbrook-IkhineWR1
Tyler WarrenTE76382753
Mo Alie-CoxTE44311
Will MalloryTE2220
Drew OgletreeTE4316
Pharaoh BrownTE117

Colts injury report

Synced every 30 minutes through the week.

PlayerPosStatusInjuryExpected return
Akeem Davis-GaitherLBOutKneeNov 19
Jalen TravisOTOutKneeNov 19
Jaylon CarliesLBOutNeckNov 19
Jerry TilleryDTOutCalfNov 19
Luke RhodesLSOutHamstringNov 19
Mo Alie-CoxTEOutGroinNov 19
Sean McKeonTEQuestionableNot given
Will MalloryTEQuestionableHamstringNov 15
Alec PierceWRInjured reserveLeft HeelNov 29
Arden KeyDEInjured reserveHamstringNov 15
Cam Taylor-BrittCBInjured reserveNot given
Cameron MitchellCBInjured reserveNot given
Carson TowtTEInjured reserveNot given
D.J. MontgomeryWRInjured reserveNot given
Micheal ClemonsDEInjured reserveNot given

Colts defense vs position

What the defense allows per game this season. Rank 1 is the toughest.

  • vs QB238.3 passing yards, rank 18 of 32
  • vs RB111.7 rushing yards, rank 28 of 32
  • vs WR146.0 receiving yards, rank 16 of 32
  • vs TE50.2 receiving yards, rank 13 of 32

Indianapolis Colts: questions

What is the Indianapolis Colts record in 2026?
2 wins, 9 losses and 1 tie in the regular season.
Who leads the Colts in passing, rushing and receiving?
Daniel Jones in passing (1722 yards, 6 touchdowns); Jonathan Taylor in rushing (656 yards); Josh Downs in receiving (354 yards on 33 catches).
Who is injured for the Colts?
Akeem Davis-Gaither, LB (out); Jalen Travis, OT (out); Jaylon Carlies, LB (out); Jerry Tillery, DT (out); Luke Rhodes, LS (out); Mo Alie-Cox, TE (out); Sean McKeon, TE (questionable); Will Mallory, TE (questionable).
Which position do the Colts defend worst?
Running backs: they allow 111.7 rushing yards per game to them, rank 28 of 32 (32 is the softest).

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