The NFL's "legal" tampering period opened this afternoon. This period allows teams to negotiate deals with players, but those contracts cannot become official until 4pm eastern on Wednesday.Â
Often times the top players receive the most attention when it comes to the NFL Combine. People flocked to Indianapolis to see Michael Penix Jr., Bo Nix, Brian Thomas Jr., Rome Odunze, and others. The prospect that received a lot of hype coming out of the combine grew up right here in Indianapolis.
On January 8th, Indiana Pacers two-time All-Star Tyrese Haliburton strained his hamstring in the Pacers 133-131 win over the Boston Celtics. Things have not been the same since for Indiana or Haliburton.
Indianapolis Colts Head Coach Shane Steichen has been a play caller in the NFL since 2019. One common denominator with the Los Angeles Chargers and Philadelphia Eagles was one featured tight end. Last season, he didn't have that luxury with the Colts.
Anthony Richardson's rookie season was cut short because of an A/C joint sprain in his right shoulder. He has resumed throwing within the last couple of weeks, but there is still a lot to be desired from the 21-year-old.
For the vast majority of this season, the Purdue Boilermakers have been the most dominant, consistent, and reliable team in college basketball. It has not been a fun season to be an Indiana Hoosier basketball fan. Nearly losing a non-conference game to Morehead State at home, guard play has been putrid, and have lost seven of their last nine games.
It's no secret that the tight end position for the Indianapolis Colts was a turnstile in 2023. Could that all be resolved this season if they select one of the most explosive tight ends in April? Potentially.
Starting tomorrow at 4pm eastern, all NFL teams will have the ability to place a franchise tag on a soon to be unrestricted free agent. For the Indianapolis Colts, Michael Pittman Jr. is a prime candidate for it.
All week long on Query & Company, we've had former Pacers on the program with the All-Star game returning to Indianapolis for the first time since 1985. Six-time NBA All-Star and fan favorite, Jermaine O'Neal joined the program.
In the mid 1990's it was no secret that the Indiana Pacers and New York Knicks did not like each other because of their constant playoff clashes. They met six times between 1993-2000 in the NBA Playoffs. Each team won three times, but it was Indiana winning four of the final six series.