| Team Ranking | Overall | Rushing | Passing |
| Offense | 10th | 101.8 (23rd) | 262.6 (5th) |
| Defense | 30th | 120.4 (25th) | 262.5 (27th) |
4:05 pm EDT Sun Sep 10 | at LAR | |
1:00 pm EDT Sun Sep 17 | ARI | |
1:00 pm EDT Sun Sep 24 | CLE | |
8:30 pm EDT Sun Oct 1 | at SEA | |
1:00 pm EDT Sun Oct 8 | SF | |
8:30 pm EDT Mon Oct 16 | at TEN | |
1:00 pm EDT Sun Oct 22 | JAC | |
1:00 pm EDT Sun Oct 29 | at CIN | |
1:00 pm EST Sun Nov 5 | at HOU | |
1:00 pm EST Sun Nov 12 | PIT | |
1:00 pm EST Sun Nov 26 | TEN | |
1:00 pm EST Sun Dec 3 | at JAC | |
1:00 pm EST Sun Dec 10 | at BUF | |
8:25 pm EST Thu Dec 14 | DEN | |
4:30 pm EST Sat Dec 23 | at BAL | |
1:00 pm EST Sun Dec 31 | HOU |
| AFC South | Overall W-L-T | Division W-L-T | |
 | Houston | 9-7-0 | 5-1-0 |
 | Tennessee | 9-7-0 | 2-4-0 |
 | Indianapolis | 8-8-0 | 3-3-0 |
 | Jacksonville | 3-13-0 | 2-4-0 |
Lane has agreed to terms with the Colts.
Lane played college football at Akron, but was previously a basketball player and a linebacker before converting to receiver. He transitioned nicely and recorded 62 catches for 1,018 yards and six touchdowns last season. The 6-foot-2, 226-pounder is a raw but interesting player that could make some noise in training camp.
Jeter has agreed to terms with the Colts.
Jeter played college ball at LSU, recording 23 receptions in three seasons. His 6-6 frame makes him an interesting prospect for the Colts, especially considering they currently only have four tight ends on the roster.
Howard has agreed to terms with the Colts.
Howard, who joins the team as an undrafted free agent, brings a 6-foot-4, 221-pound frame and good hands to the table, but his subpar wheels hampered his draft stock. Indianapolis is fairly stacked at receiver, so Howard will need to be impressive in training camp in order to make it through final roster cuts.
Griffey signed with the Colts on Sunday, ESPN's Mike Wells reports.
Griffey (6-3, 209) offers appealing size for a wideout but his minimal production at the collegiate level is a cause for concern. His best chance of making the team will come if he can prove to possess high upside as a red-zone threat.
The Colts selected Walker in the fifth round of the 2017 NFL Draft, 161st overall.
Walker lacks elite measurables, but his production while at Northwestern warrants his selection at this spot. He topped 100 tackles each of the last two seasons and racked up 29 tackles for loss in that span. Indianapolis has shown a clear dedication to fortifying its defense in the draft, but hadn't taken a linebacker until Walker fell to this spot. He could push for playing time at one of the Colts' inside linebacker spots, but there will be plenty of competition.
| | | | | | | 
