Report Card 2025
Indianapolis Colts

This year the Colts started providing daycare during home games. The Colts also provide a family room during home games.

• Players rate the post-game family area 7.37 out of 10, ranking them 17 out of 32 teams.
• The players feel that their team organizes family events several times per year, which ranks 22 out of 32 teams.

This year, the Colts introduced game-day daycare for players’ children. As a result, their rating improved from a D last year to a B-, reflecting a positive shift in players' assessments of their employer due to the addition of this service.

• The Indianapolis Colts rate the taste of their team’s food 6.77 out of 10, a ranking of 25 out of 32.
• They rate the freshness of their food 7.22 out of 10, a ranking of 27 out of 32.
• The players rate their dining area 7.94 out of 10, ranking it 23 out of 32 NFL team dining areas.

• 85% of players report that they get an individualized nutrition plan, ranking the Colts 13 out of 32 teams.
• The players feel their team dietician is very accessible, a ranking of 14 out of 32.

Players are complimentary of their team dietician.

• 92% of players feel they have enough room in their individual lockers, a ranking of 13 out of 32.
• 94% of players feel the locker room size is adequate, ranking the Colts 14 out of 32 teams.

• 86% of Colts players feel they have enough full-time trainers, ranking them 21 out of 32 teams.
• 78% of players feel they have enough full-time physical therapists, a rank of 22 out of 32.
• 97% of players feel they have enough hot tub space, a rank of 6 out of 32.
• 99% of players feel they have enough cold tub space, a rank of 5 out of 32.

• 85% of Colts players report that they receive enough one-on-one training treatment, ranking them 21 out of 32 teams.
• The players feel that their training staff moderately contributes to their overall success, ranking them 10 of 32.

• The players feel that the weight room equipment is good quality, ranking them 22 out of 32 teams.
• The players feel that they do not have enough space to train in their weight room, a ranking of 22 out of 32.

• 95% of players report that they get an individualized training plan from their strength coaching staff, ranking the team 13 out of 32.
• The players feel that their strength coaches moderately contribute to their overall success, a rank of 17 out of 32 teams.

The Colts' strength staff substantially improved their grade compared to last year. Head of Sports Performance Mike Minnis joined the team from Philadelphia, which led to significant positive changes to the strength program.

• 59% of the Colts players believe they have a comfortable amount of personal space on team flights, ranking them 28 out of 32.
• The players feel that their team’s travel schedule is somewhat efficient, a rank of 22 out of 32 teams.

Players don’t feel like they have enough personal space on flights. They want more access to first-class seating.

• 95% of Colts players feel their head coach Shane Steichen is efficient with their time, a rank of 14 out of 32.
• The players feel that Steichen is highly receptive to locker room feedback on the team’s needs, ranking him 9 of 32 head coaches in the league.

• Owner Jim Irsay’s average rating for perceived willingness to invest in the facilities is 8.25 out of 10 from the Colts players, a ranking of 20 out of 32 owners in the league.
• The players feel Irsay moderately contributes to a positive team culture, a rank of 16 out of 32.
• The players feel Irsay is committed to building a competitive team, a rank of 16 of the 32 NFL owners.