The 14 Greatest Indianapolis Colts Players of All Time

By YPB Team

From Baltimore-era legends to Lucas Oil Stadium stars, this franchise's history spans Hall of Famers and record-breaking rookies alike. Who tops your list?

Peyton Manning — ranked #11
Peyton Manning
Four-time NFL MVP quarterback who led the Colts to a Super Bowl title and set franchise passing records.
1000pts
Johnny Unitas — ranked #22
Johnny Unitas
Pioneering quarterback who won three NFL championships and redefined the passing game.
829pts
Andrew Luck — ranked #33
Andrew Luck
Franchise quarterback known for gritty performances and a surprise early retirement.
609pts
Gino Marchetti — ranked #44
Gino Marchetti
Dominant defensive end considered one of the greatest pass rushers of the pre-merger NFL.
473pts
Eric Dickerson — ranked #55
Eric Dickerson
Hall of Fame running back who brought his explosive rushing style to Indianapolis in the late 1980s.
473pts
Lenny Moore — ranked #66
Lenny Moore
Hall of Fame halfback and flanker who starred for the franchise's championship teams in Baltimore.
387pts
Robert Mathis — ranked #77
Robert Mathis
Relentless outside linebacker who paired with Dwight Freeney to form a fearsome pass-rush duo.
387pts
Marvin Harrison — ranked #88
Marvin Harrison
Hall of Fame wide receiver and one of Peyton Manning's most prolific targets.
284pts
Edgerrin James — ranked #99
Edgerrin James
Powerful running back who led the NFL in rushing twice in his early Colts career.
284pts
Dwight Freeney — ranked #1010
Dwight Freeney
Dominant pass rusher famous for his signature spin move off the edge.
284pts
Adam Vinatieri — ranked #1111
Adam Vinatieri
Clutch placekicker who became the franchise's all-time leading scorer after years with the Patriots.
284pts
Quenton Nelson — ranked #1212
Quenton Nelson
Dominant offensive guard regarded as one of the best linemen of his generation.
284pts
Raymond Berry — ranked #1313
Raymond Berry
Hall of Fame receiver renowned for precise route-running in the franchise's Baltimore era.
158pts
Dallas Clark — ranked #1414
Dallas Clark
Versatile tight end who was a key red-zone target during the team's Super Bowl run.
158pts

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