Colts Tickets

Indianapolis Colts tickets for all home and away games are available now. All home games are played at Lucas Oil Stadium. For easy ticket checkout, click the game date on the schedule below and view the venue map for your ticket options. Every order you place is now mobile ticket delivery. Be sure to include an email address that you can access via mobile device to make it easy to enter the venue at game time. If you have any questions please call our Ticket King office at (414)273-6007 or (800)2334-5434. Have your tickets in moments when you buy online. 

Indianapolis 2023 Season Recap

The Indianapolis Colts could not have done much worse than their 2022 season as they finished with only four wins. After making offseason moves and drafting their next franchise quarterback, the team made large improvements in the 2023 season. The Colts finished their 2023 campaign with a record of 9-8 and took second place in the AFC South. There was still plenty of room for improvement and the team took advantage of this as they went from having a bottom-five defense and offense in the whole NFL to improving to a 10th-ranked offense. While the offense improved drastically, the defense still struggled as it was ranked 28th in the NFL, allowing 24.4 points per game. In 2022 the team was led by two different head coaches throughout the season, Jeff Saturday (1-7) and Frank Reich (3-5-1). Neither coach performed well enough to return and the team turned to the former offensive coordinator for the Eagles, Shane Steichen. 

The main difference between the two seasons in offensive production was helped by drafting their next franchise quarterback. The Colts selected Florida quarterback Anthony Richardson with the 4th overall pick. Richardson was viewed as a raw prospect with incredible potential. Richardson looked solid in his first 4 starts but missed the remainder of the season with an injury. Taking over for the remainder of the season was journeyman Gardner Minshew II. Minshew was solid and finished the season throwing for 3305 yards and 15 touchdowns. Other key contributors on offense include running back duo Zach Moss and Johnathan Taylor who combined for over 1500 rushing yards and 12 touchdowns. The offense was led by the ground game but struggled through the air. The team's top receiver was Michael Pittman Jr. who totaled 1152 yards on 109 receptions. 

On the other side of the ball, the team struggled immensely. The few bright spots came from linebacker Zaire Franklin and pro bowler DeForest Buckner. Franklin posted a team-leading 179 combined tackles. Buckner recorded 8 sacks, 81 tackles, and 11 tackles for loss. The team struggled to defend the pass as they allowed 7.3 yards per attempt. If the team can improve on the defensive side of the ball and Richardson can stay healthy the team has a chance to make an impact in the postseason. 

2022 Colts Year in Review

The Colts finished the season with a 4-12-1 record, winning just two road and home games each, in total. The team lost the last seven games of the year. With their struggles on the offensive side of the ball, finding a new head coach will be paramount for the 2023 season. The team will pick fourth overall in the upcoming draft. Hopes are high that a starting quarterback will be available. 

Colts 2021 Season Recap

There were some bright spots for the Indianapolis Colts in 2021. The team had a tough schedule, playing against teams like the Patriots, 49ers, Rams, and Buccaneers, the Colts went 2-2 against those teams. Jonathan Taylor was the bright spot on offense, followed by Michael Pittman Jr. who had a 1000-yard season. Carson Wentz found himself on the hot seat at the end of the season, and he’s now a Washington Commander. Right guard Mark Glowinski has moved on, while there is a chance that Marcus Mariota might come to Indianapolis. Where the Colts need to fill gaps is mostly on offense. They need a left tackle, a tight end, and a quarterback. The team has 70 million in salary cap space, so the signings could be high in number.