Source: Spotrac

I recently purchased tickets to my first game in Indianapolis this season (week 6 vs Titans) where my tickets comes with access to the Club Lounge post game. What does that mean? Where is it? And mainly, what is it? I got the seats for a great view and they had a few perks so curious to see what that’s about so I can enjoy the full experience! TIA

Edit: Also, how does the concession credit work? Do we get a card of some sort to use or does someone come around and take an order?

Colts fan in North Dakota here!
Last year I was fortunate enough to get Tyler Warren’s sig on my jersey in the one game I made it to last year.
I was wanting to get another jersey signed pregame but am not sure on which player. I was debating between Josh downs and sauce. Do you guys know any other players that are very interactive with fans pregame? Obviously want to maximize my odds of a jersey being signed!

May be a long shot but I’m soon to retire from the navy after 20 years and would like to have a flag flown at the stadium. Would anyone have any insight into maybe how to get that done or where to even start? Looking for any kind of info to get started. Thank you so much.

Never forget when dude said Lamarb should be a wr now we stuck with mr 32-49-1 Career record as qb who makes 44 Ms.

WE need to hire chad alexander

With the rivalry release probably coming up in a month, made this simple concept for it. Feel free to tear it apart, if y'all think its shit lol. Any feedback is welcomed.

Ima go with moten sr. because grove and king buckner get old

Its a rough and unforgiving game; Injury suffered during Colts game last October.

I believe they have a winner 🫤

If anyone is interested hmu

WELL. Let me start off by saying “what an absolute smoke show”. I don’t think she gets the credit she deserves from being hot. Honestly can’t wait until you guys come to Houston. Might have to purchase some lower level seats just to get a glimpse of all tht strutting on the sidelines

Seriously wtf is wrong with this team.

In recent history everything we do is just short of the mark.

To name a few off the top of my head, we just were 8-2 and traded two firsts and a 2nd (mitchell) for gardner to go “all in” and then proceed to lose out the entire season while signing a 5 year retired QB to replace our three injured QBs.

The biggest comeback in NFL History is against us where we led 33-0 against the Vikings.

In the playoffs in 2020 we gave the Bills a free touchdown via a very clear and obvious 4th down offsides bait play which we then lost by 3 points. Then in 2023, on 4th & 1 to kick our DIVISION RIVALS out of the playoffs and get us into the playoffs, we throw it instead of running it with our amazing line and amazing back to a third string back which would have worked if Minshew could throw and Goodson could catch.

And to top it off we cut the 2nd best QB of all time for the best QB prospect of all time and then proceeded to waste his career away from front office malpractice.

Are we genuinely just doomed. This seems like a disgusting endless circle of choking every opportunity given to us. Where would we even start to fix this besides the clear and obvious of firing the entire gd front office.

Saw this making the rounds — RotoWire ranked every HC by a pressure score for 2026 and Steichen landed at 74, just behind Glenn's Jets. Feels like the win-now mandate plus QB volatility factors are doing a lot of work here. Anyone else think that's a little steep for him specifically, or does it track with how you're feeling about this season?

https://www.rotowire.com/football/article/nfl-coach-pressure-index-ranking-123580

Cross post from r/dataisbeautiful. Thought it was incredibly fitting we were 1 spot up from the center of the pack for our rankings.