How have the Indianapolis Colts fared historically against their 2025 opponents?
Now, of course, past results have zero bearing on what happens in the current NFL season, but it doesn't hurt to take a quick look back at how things have played out previously.
Looking ahead to the 2025 season from the Colts' perspective, defensively, there are still plenty of familiar names in the front seven, but overall, this year's Colts' defense is going to look different than it did in 2024 and before that.
GM Chris Ballard has reshaped the secondary with the free agent additions of Charvarius Ward and Cam Bynum, not to mention that new defensive coordinator Lou Anarumo will bring a more malleable and aggressive scheme to Indianapolis.
On offense, however, there are still unknowns that remain--mainly around the quarterback position, where there will be an open competition for the starting role between Anthony Richardson and Daniel Jones.
The Colts also have some question marks on the offensive line with Will Fries now in Minnesota.
With help from Pro Football Reference, here is the Colts' head-to-head record against this season's opponents.
Jacksonville Jaguars: 28-20
Houston Texans: 32-13
Tennessee Titans: 39-21
Atlanta Falcons: 15-3
Denver Broncos: 12-15
Las Vegas Raiders: 10-10
Arizona Cardinals: 9-8
San Francisco 49ers: 27-18
Pittsburgh Steelers: 8-21
Kansas City Chiefs: 14-9
LA Chargers: 10-18
