BACK ON TRACK: How Will Indianapolis Colts' OFFENSE Look in 2026?

In this episode of Locked On Colts, hosts Zach Hicks and Jake Arthur break down the Indianapolis Colts' offensive roster ahead of the 2026 season, analyzing each position group after the NFL Draft. The discussion begins with quarterback, where Daniel Jones is expected to return from an Achilles injury as the presumed starter, with Riley Leonard as the primary backup and promising depth from Seth Hennigan and Anthony Richardson Sr. The running back room is seen as a concern due to a lack of veteran presence and special teams utility, despite young talent like DJ Giddens and Seth McGowan. The offensive line is praised for its depth and versatility, especially with the addition of Jalen Farmer and the emergence of Dalton Tucker as a potential backup center. The receiver corps is undergoing a major transition following Michael Pittman Jr.'s departure, with Alec Pierce and Josh Downs expected to anchor the starting group, while Ashton Doolin, Nick Westbrook-Akina, and newly drafted Dion Burks battle for rotation spots. Tight end is considered settled, with Tyler Warren leading a group that includes Allie Cox and Drew Ogletree, though the team may still need to add a high-impact receiver to boost the offense’s playmaking ability.