The Indianapolis Colts decided to part ways with longtime GM Chris Ballard following Sunday’s surprising loss to the Tennessee Titans. He was in his role for 10 years, and leaves town with one playoff win to his name.Colts fans were…

Indiana Attorney General Todd Rokita shared controversial comments on social media criticizing former Indianapolis Colts general manager Chris Ballard following his dismissal. The Colts parted ways with Ballard after a 10-year tenure that produced only one playoff win. Rokita argued that the franchise made a mistake firing previous GM Ryan Grigson, claiming Ballard focused on popularity and political correctness rather than accountability and winning.
Writer Steven Kubitza notes that citing Grigson was unexpected, given his history of criticism regarding Andrew Luck's offensive line protection. Rokita also predicted the team might demand a new stadium or threaten relocation. The Colts now face decisions ahead of the November 10 trade deadline regarding whether to rebuild or push for the postseason.
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