The Indianapolis Colts have a 3% chance of making the NFL playoffs according to the New York Times Playoff Simulator entering Monday Night Football against the San Francisco 49ers. Here's what they need to happen: This is almost impossible:

During the Sunday slate of games in Week 16, the Indianapolis Colts' playoff chances received zero help. At 8-6 coming into this week, the Colts are two games back in the AFC South race and on the outside looking in as the current eighth seed in the overall AFC playoff picture.

Here are the three most important games Colts fans should be locked into on Sunday, and why each result matters. At first glance, this game might feel less connected to Indianapolis, but it’s arguably just as important as the next two.

The Indianapolis Colts can't maintain their AFC South lead as the Houston Texans beat them: Results, live score updates, stats.

Another day, another instance of the NFL refs stealing the spotlight for all the wrong reasons. NFL fans are rightfully furious after several questionable game-changing calls in the Houston Texans-Indianapolis Colts showdown at Lucas Oil Stadium on Sunday.

In a worst-case scenario, the Houston Texans, Jacksonville Jaguars, and Los Angeles Chargers all won, tightening an already unforgiving playoff race and leaving the Colts with virtually no margin for error moving forward. For a team already sitting on the outside looking in, Sunday couldn’t have unfolded much worse.

Houston-Indianapolis was the most exciting game on the Sunday early afternoon slate as the Texans got a huge win.

The Indianapolis Colts' latest injury update sparks concern for quarterback Philip Rivers ahead of the San Francisco 49ers game.

The last game of Week 16 features two playoffs hopefuls that know they need a win tonight as the San Francisco 49ers visit the Indianapolis Colts.

The 8-3 Indianapolis Colts have now lost two of their last three games, but are back at home for the first time since Week 8 when they host a hot Houston Texans team that has won four of their last five games. The Colts will be happy to be back home, and I ...

The Kansas City Chiefs were defeated by the Tennessee Titans in Week 16 of the 2025 regular season. In the end, the matchup's final score was 26-9 in Tennessee's favor. Kansas City was without star quarterback Patrick Mahomes and relied on journeyman backup Gardner Minshew early in the game.