The classic game show “Let’s Make a Deal,” is all about risk management. Contestants are given a prize of nominal value and then are tempted by boxes, doors and other vessels containing unknown treasures.

For the record, Pat Freiermuth is not a fan of the “Baby Gronk” nickname.

Greg Newsome is tired of being underrated, and he’s determined to do something about it.

This could be a story filled with heartache and anger. Most rational observers would understand.

At first glance, Azeez Ojulari is not an ideal fit for the Indianapolis Colts.

The play looks like it could have been lifted from “The Blind Side.”

To hear Xavier Rhodes tell it, there’s no grand secret to his career resurrection last season with the Indianapolis Colts.

TY Hilton heard every song, saw every meme and read every tweet.

Kevin Mawae was ready to disappear into retirement.

At some point this winter as the Indianapolis Colts vetted a potential trade for Carson Wentz, head coach Frank Reich asked new senior offensive analyst Press Taylor a simple question: “Do you believe in the player still, and what is he capable of with everything that happened in his past?”

It’s gotta be the hashtag.

Nobody’s 2020 went as planned, so at least Marlon Mack had company in his misery.

The Indianapolis Colts signed an offensive tackle Monday, agreeing to a deal with former Los Angeles Chargers starter Sam Tevi, according to NFL Network’s Tom Pelissero.

The Indianapolis Colts reportedly made their first major ripple of the free agency period Saturday, agreeing to a one-year deal to bring back veteran cornerback Xavier Rhodes, according to NFL Network’s Ian Rapoport.

Even Jim Irsay sometimes has been known to pressure Chris Ballard to make a big move.

Carson Wentz did not appear to be a broken man Thursday.

The day began with Carson Wentz super fan Giovanni Hamilton — a 13-year-old Philadelphia-area podcaster — revealing the quarterback’s new number (2) on his Twitter account via a jersey gifted to him by the Indianapolis Colts.

The new league year officially begins Wednesday at 4 p.m., but many of the NFL’s biggest free agent names already have agreed to new deals.

Among the Colts' top priorities this spring is to find a tight end who can stretch the field and open up opportunities for the wide receivers.