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PFM Archetype Middle of the Pack75.4PFM Team ScoreNFL Rank#23AFC Rank#11Among AFC teamsQB Stability#22Daniel Jones · SteadySeason OutlookIn the Playoff MixGood enough to fight for a playoff spot, but one clear weakness still matters.PFM Team DNAIndianapolis Colts Team DNA
Which traits define the Colts DNA and what could potentially swing their season.
Primary IdentityTrending the Right Way
Indianapolis is still trying to establish a clear identity. The current grades do not point to one dependable strength yet.
Supporting TraitOffensive Foundation
Indianapolis has workable pieces on offense, but a 76.9 grade says the unit is not ready to carry the Colts every week.
Swing FactorDefensive Consistency
Indianapolis needs more week-to-week consistency on defense. The 72.4 grade leaves the Colts with little room for missed tackles or blown coverages.
PFM ReporterIndianapolis Colts: Health Update Adds Context to Recent Performance
Daniel Jones's minicamp status gives the Indianapolis Colts an availability question worth tracking. Indianapolis Colts quarterback Daniel Jones provides an injury update at OTAs. That kind of Indianapolis Colts availability note matters more once camp reps start turning into real roles.
On the PFM board, the Indianapolis Colts are No. 23 on the board with a 75.41 public PFM score after they held steady. Daniel Jones is still the quarterback reference point. The two Indianapolis Colts unit scores are close enough to keep the picture balanced: 76.91 on offense and 72.41 on defense.
Recent form is at 78.59, while Franchise Direction sits at 72.90. That keeps the Indianapolis Colts dangerous now without answering every long-term question. It is a useful reminder that one Indianapolis Colts strength can carry the read only so far. The Indianapolis Colts rating is doing its job there: respect the strength, flag the weak spot.
PFM RatingsWhat the PFM Numbers Say
Indianapolis is No. 23 in the latest PFM rankings with a score of 75.4. That lands the team in our In the Playoff Mix tier. Inside the AFC South, the Colts are No. 3. PFM sees a fairly even team on both sides of the ball: 76.9 on offense and 72.4 on defense. If you want to know what this team does best, start with Recent Performance at 78.6. That is the biggest reason for the Middle of the Pack archetype. Daniel Jones gives Indianapolis a workable answer at quarterback. The 76.7 QB Stability grade, No. 22 in PFM shows there is still room for more.
Only 7.4 points separate the best and worst grades. That is a pretty balanced team. The lowest grade is Explosiveness at 71.2, and that remains the clearest problem for the Colts.
Last updatedJune 16, 2026PFM Report Card
QB StabilityC+76.7Roster StrengthC+74.3Coaching DirectionC+73.4Recent PerformanceB-78.6Offense StrengthC+76.9Defense StrengthC72.4Franchise DirectionC73.0ExplosivenessC71.2AFC South PFM Watch
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