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Indianapolis Colts owner Jim Irsay dies

Jim Irsay dies at 65: Peyton Manning, Pat McAfee, NFL world pay tribute to Colts owner

"We are devastated to announce our beloved Owner & CEO, Jim Irsay, passed away peacefully in his sleep this afternoon," Pete Ward, the team's chief operating officer, announced.

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NFL Films releases emotional tribute video to Colts' Jim Irsay

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NFL’s Indianapolis Colts owner dies at 65

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Silver: Remembering Jim Irsay, a sweet, generous soul and steely steward of the sport

Irsay, who died Wednesday morning at the age of 65, was older and obviously wealthier but treated me like a contemporary.

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Indianapolis Colts' music-loving owner Jim Irsay dies at age 65

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Jim Irsay, Colts owner who died at 65, was "unapologetically himself," Robert Kraft says

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Jim Irsay died and we're less for it; Indianapolis, the Colts, all of us

Kicking the Stigma, the Irsay family decided to call their initiative in 2020.

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Jim Irsay, Indianapolis Colts owner and force behind Tokitae’s return to PNW, dies at 65

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Indianapolis Colts owner Jim Irsay dead at 65

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Indianapolis Colts' 2025 UDFA profiles: Ohio WR Coleman Owen

In addition to their eight draft picks, the Indianapolis Colts have also signed 15 undrafted rookies after the 2025 NFL draft to add to their 91-man offseason roster. Just as we did with each of the eight draft selections,

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Jim Irsay, owner of the Indianapolis Colts, dies at 65

The NFL lost one of its most prominent, outspoken and charismatic leaders and one of its most eclectic figures Wednesday when the Indianapolis Colts announced the death of the franchise’s longtime owner, Jim Irsay. The Colts said that Irsay, 65, died “peacefully in his sleep” Wednesday afternoon. The team did not specify a cause of death.

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Building an Olympics flag football team from Indianapolis Colts' roster

NFL players can now participate in the 2028 Olympics in flag football. So, let's build a flag football roster out of current Colts players.

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Tanor Bortolini, Danny Pinter competing for Indianapolis Colts' starting center job

For the first time since 2016, the Indianapolis Colts will have a new center for the 2025 season with Ryan Kelly now in Minnesota. Competing for that playing time will be second-year player Tanor Bortolini and veteran Danny Pinter.

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Jonathan Taylor Compares Colts TE Tyler Warren to Fan Favorite

The Chicago Bears surprised NFL fans around the world when they selected Colston Loveland with the No. 10 pick. The Michigan tight end is an excellent player, but nearly everyone considered him to be the second-best player at his position behind Tyler Warren. This stunning development allowed the Indianapolis Colts to swoop in and take Warren.