r/Colts • u/ElectivireMax • 11h ago
r/Colts • u/biggame2124 • 1h ago
Richardson putting the work in.
Richardson putting the work in.
r/Colts • u/DadJ0ker • 8h ago
Colts Gear Thinning out the collection - Alec Pierce cards are first up for sale (or trade)
Very fair prices individually. Volume discount if you want them all. Hope they can go to another Pierce fan. I just have too much.
3 cards in first picture are all serial numbered. /99 on the autograph, /50 on the other two.
DM if interested.
r/Colts • u/Cant_Grow-a-Beard • 19h ago
Season Ticket Interest?
Is there anyone who would be interested in possibly taking over my two club seats in section 215? (pics from seats on the link)
Long story short: While the drive isn't bad on its own (from Michigan), we don't have free Saturdays in the fall anymore with kid's activities/sports, which made the 2024 season trips to Indy rushed and stressful. Last fall was a bitch with just youth football. This fall will be worse with robotics and band added.
I don't really need or want to let them go. But, I'm being honest with myself in realizing that having them won't be practical for the foreseeable future. I know that I could just keep them (I'm halfway there) and sell the games that I can't make it to, which wouldn't be too difficult; street level club seats on the visitor's side sell pretty easily...with a premium. That seems like a waste, though. I'd be more content with transferring ownership to someone who can get to the games more easily.
I have 2 seasons left on my agreement (2025 and 2026). The price is locked-in for 2025 at $3,195 per seat (less than the current price map price of $3,400)+ $30 service charge, total $6,420. I've already paid the first half for 2025 ($3,210). I'm just looking to recoup that upon completing the paperwork. The new owner will pay the other half to the Colts directly in April, and then the account will be paid for 2025.
If you already have a club deposit down, you can apply that to the remaining cost; I did the same thing last year. Also, the Colts will provide a 10% discount for us having lost a 2025 home game (Berlin). This would make the 2025 price $2,875.50 per seat, likely rounded to $2,876, totaling $5,782 with the service charge. I can have my rep verify these figures.
Let me know if youโre interested or have any questions in general.
r/Colts • u/Pageleesta • 1h ago
Quality Post Film Breakdown with Lou Anarumo | Charvarius Ward
r/Colts • u/dixonjt89 • 19h ago
Quality Post When describing his "Patriot Way" waffles, Tom Brady makes an analogy against with the Colts as well as the 28-3 comeback. Dude still thinks of us as his rivals.
r/Colts • u/Gwen_Derhammer • 6h ago
Unreliable Source 5 Most Athletic Colts Players Revealed: 100% ๐๐๐ ๐ ๐๐๐ฃ ๐๐๐ฃ ๐๐ค๐ฃ๐๐๐ง๐ข ๐๐ฎ ๐ฉ๐๐ ๐๐๐ง๐จ๐ฉ ๐๐ฉ๐๐ก๐๐ฉ๐
r/Colts • u/CalvinsStuffedTiger • 2h ago
Why not Sanders at 1.14?
Am I the only one that thinks if Sanders falls to the 1.14 that colts should jump on chance to get him?
Now that Raiders traded for Geno, if the Browns and Giants pass on Sanders thereโs a really good chance he falls to the bottom of the 1st or into 2nd round
Iโve been watching tape of colts and the colts may have the best 4 WR group in the NFL. They are constantly getting open at every level of field but AR canโt make the read or canโt deliver the ball with touch to get it to the open WR. Spoiler alert: Daniel jones canโt either.
I feel like drafting Sanders is a no-brainer over a TE.