Jonathan Taylor and Anthony Richardson could have another big rushing day against a New York defense that has struggled against the run.

The Indianapolis Colts visit the New York Giants in NFL Week 17 action. Indianapolis (7-8) has every reason to win while New York (2-13) has every reason to lose, but things don't always work that way in the NFL. The Colts faced a similar situation ...

The New York Giants have arrived at their final homestand of the season, and it won’t pass them by without one more underdog opening line from Vegas.

The New York Giants find themselves in a tight race for the No. 1 overall pick in the 2025 NFL Draft. With three games remaining in the regular season, the Giants have upcoming matchups against the Atlanta Falcons (7-7), Indianapolis Colts (6-8) and Philadelphia Eagles (12-2).

For a team with a 2-13 record and the current hold on the No. 1 overall pick in the NFL draft, the New York Giants are as motivated to win Sunday as the Indianapolis Colts, who are fighting for a winn

Johnson: "Here’s what you need to know entering this Week 17 matchup, the New York Giants have allowed 151.3 rushing yards per game, 4.9 yards per carry and 15 rushing touchdowns in the last 11 games. The Indianapolis Colts ran the football to their last win over the Tennessee Titans, same formula here."

The New York Giants (2-13) host the Indianapolis Colts (7-8) at MetLife Stadium in East Rutherford, New Jersey on Sunday to

The Indianapolis Colts have six players listed as questionable on their final Week 17 injury report, one of which is quarterback Anthony Richardson. For more on the Colts’ final Week 17 injury report,

IndyStar writers Joel A. Erickson and Nate Atkins break down Anthony Richardson’s durability, the Indianapolis running game, why it’s not enough for the Colts long-term and what the passing game would have to be in order for this offense to be effective.