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The Indianapolis Colts are potentially in a transitional year in 2026. The jobs of both head coach Shane Steichen and general manager Chris Ballard are certainly not guaranteed for 2027 at this point in time. The duo has failed to…

Indianapolis Colts general manager Chris Ballard released veteran wide receiver Darius Slayton without the player ever taking a snap for the team. Slayton had been signed in late September to provide depth following an injury to Alec Pierce, reuniting him with quarterback Daniel Jones. However, after missing time with a knee issue, the Colts decided to cut ties with the receiver on Friday.
Writer Steven Kubitza argues that Slayton's quick release marks another roster misstep for Ballard amid Indianapolis's 2-3 start. With Pierce on injured reserve and Keenan Allen battling absences, the Colts' pass-catching unit relies primarily on tight end Tyler Warren and receiver Josh Downs as Ballard faces pressure over his job security.
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