Luke Schultheis
Senior Writer
Luke Schultheis is an Indianapolis Colts blogger and Senior Writer for Stampede Blue. He has appeared on CNN to discuss Colts football and has diverse and extensive sports business experience, having worked for several renowned sports organizations including: NASCAR, USA Track & Field, Indianapolis Indians, Exclusive Sports Group, Indiana Sports Corporation (Super Bowl XLVI), Indiana Pacers Sports & Entertainment, the NCAA, and 500 Festival. His opinions are his own. Follow him on Twitter @LuckAtLuke
Colts Sign Bills Free Agent WR Isaiah McKenzie to Contract
The Colts have added a new slot receiver to help replace Parris Campbell.
Report: Colts Free Agent WR Parris Campbell Signs with Giants on One-Year Contract
The Colts have lost a wideout, who is coming off a career year.
Report: Colts ‘Looking Into’ Signing Eagles Free Agent QB Gardner Minshew
The Colts may be adding a familiar quarterback face with starting experience to help mentor a top rookie passer.
Report: Colts Re-Sign Cornerback and Key Special Teams Contributor Tony Brown
The Colts continue to pay attention to their special teams units during the early waves of free agency.
Report: Colts Sign Former Browns DT Taven Bryan to a One-Year, $4.5M Deal
The Colts have bolstered their defensive tackle depth with the signing of a highly athletic interior pass rusher.
Colts Officially Release Veteran QB Matt Ryan
The Colts released the longtime NFL veteran starting quarterback after a disappointing sole season in Indy.
Report: Colts Re-Sign WR Ashton Dulin to a 2-Year, $7.2M Deal
The Colts re-sign a still developing wideout for depth and key special teams contributor.
Colts Re-Signing OT Carter O’Donnell
The Colts are re-signing a backup developmental offensive tackle.
Report: Colts Sign 49ers Free Agent DE Samson Ebukam to a 3-Year, $27M Contract
The Colts may have found their next starter at defensive end with the signing of the 49ers Samson Ebukam.
Report: Colts Planning to Waive Veteran QB Matt Ryan
The Matt Ryan era in Indianapolis will officially come to an end soon with not much to remember fondly.