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For Ballard, there’s a common theme as to why the Colts haven’t been able to play postseason football. It stems back to showing up when it matters most. “At the end of the day, we have to finish the seasons better,” he said. “We have had some really good football teams that just haven’t gotten it done.”

Too often, the Indianapolis Colts have put themselves on the wrong side of that gray area in the NFL separating the good from the not-nearly-good-enough. “It’s a very fine line,’’ Jonathan Taylor said.

Kansas' backup quarterback Cole Ballard said there will be innovative changes to the Jayhawks' offense this season.

Colts quarterback Anthony Richardson is healthy to begin training camp after aggravating his surgically-repaired right shoulder during the offseason program.

Ballard provided a flurry of thoughts, including a position battle between three players which has flown under the radar a bit this offseason. Ballard mentioned the competition for the third cornerback spot between JuJu Brents, Jaylon Jones and rookie Justin Walley as a good one to watch.

Kansas quarterback Cole Ballard is entering fall camp with confidence. Coming off spring practices, Ballard said the team has picked up right where they left off. “From spring to fall, I honestly think everybody’s done a really good job,

Colts general manager Chris Ballard opened his press conference Tuesday by remembering the man who hired him in 2017 and stuck with him through the Josh McDaniels rejection, the Andrew Luck retirement, another head coaching change, 0 AFC South titles and a four-year playoff drought that remains ongoing.

The death of Indianapolis Colts owner and CEO Jim Irsay this past May resulted in his three daughters assuming control of the franchise. Understandably, some have wondered what this change could mean regarding the futures of Ballard and Steichen.