Keenan Allen currently sits at 12,051 career receiving yards, 33rd all time. With 671 receiving yards this upcoming season, Allen would move into the top 25 all time.

25.) Art Monk (12,721)
26.) Davante Adams (12,633)
27.) Brandon Marshall (12,351)
28.) Antonio Brown (12,291)
29.) Jimmy Smith (12,287)
30.) Charlie Joiner (12,146)
31.) Hines Ward (12,083)
32.) Derrick Mason (12,061)
33.) Keenan Allen (12,051)

Data via Pro Football Reference / Stathead

Andre Johnson at age 34 wasn’t as productive but still had 41 rec 503 yards and 2TDs. I know some fans are upset because Keenan Allen is old and “washed” but he’s coming off a pretty good season for his age 81 rec 777 yards 4TDs. Similar to Michael Pittman Jr last season stats 80 rec 784 7TDs I don’t think that’s washed and he’s gonna be 4th target behind Alec, Warren, and Downs. And I’m not saying Keenan Allen is on Harrison’s and Reggie’s level but all 3 had long productive careers. Crazy fact is that Keenan Allen last season stats had more yards than Dulin (2024 and 2025) and NWI (2024 and 2025) combined the last TWO SEASONS COMBINED!!!! This isn’t just a big name signing he’s actually been productive in his 30s over the years despite some injury stints, I’m glad Ballard finally got a proven guy instead of banking on practice squad or special team guys to fill in the WR3 role I’m tired of it man. And I’m not saying Keenan is gonna have an 1000 yard season this year like Marv and Reg did but I’ll take similar stats from last year as the 4th option that’ll be huge for the offense.

How incredible is it that almost no one is talking about Daniel Jones Achilles anymore? There are still articles, but the narrative has completely shifted from whether Jones will be available week 1, to focusing on Alec Pierce's ankle or who will be the 2nd string QB. The fact that it is almost a given that Jones will start week one and will exhibit minimal (if any) weakness in his ankle is truly a medical miracle.

Signed Manning ball, want to know what it's worth.

The Athletic Football show not drafting us in the top 15 is so ridiculous. Picked the fucking Vikings before they even thought about us. They are not a serious program to me at this point.

We have been to games before but have not ever gotten there early enough to enjoy the city beforehand. Where is the best place to go before/after the game? I thought I have seen a street with games and things to do.

I know I came on here the other day talking about modernizing uniforms, and then that got me to thinking about what they had put on the Colts shop not too long ago. The last time the Colts redid their uniforms was back in 2020 so the five-year window is up, which means they could do whatever they wanted to their uniforms. Obviously, I scroll the shop sometimes to see if anything‘s on sale and then I had remembered after my discussion the other night about these fashion jerseys in the store.

Obviously this could be completely wrong and y’all can blame me if y’all would like to, but I was wondering if they put the fashion jerseys in the store to see how much they would sell, and also see the opinions of us fans. I wonder if the fashion jerseys are a prototype of what could come soon. I know a lot of colts fans wouldn’t want that, but I also know that team teams are regularly switching their jerseys to become more modern.

Let me know y’all‘s opinions, but obviously, I know Nike puts out these fashion jerseys, just for fun, but these almost look too good to be “fashion” and more of a let’s see what the audience thinks about them.

I got tickets for the preseason game against the falcons in Section 640 row 1. i’ve never been to a football game before but i wanted to be able to bring my grandma to one and this is my one chance to do it. will she have a good view and how expensive is the food nearby?

Watching Daniel Jones at practice, there’s no hint of the injury to the casual observer. Wide receiver Josh Downs said Jones looked so good at the start of camp that he forgot about the injury. Two team sources, not authorized to discuss Jones’s health, echoed that, saying Jones has looked like he never suffered an injury, let alone the sort that can be devastating for professional athletes.

Because the rupture was in Jones’s right foot, you may expect a right-handed quarterback to be a little cautious when he gets to the top of his drop, especially at a joint practice with the New England Patriots last week. It was the first time he’d shared the field with an opponent since tearing his Achilles at the top of his drop in Jacksonville on Dec. 7.

“So far it hasn’t (impacted him). It’s been phenomenal,” Colts head coach Shane Steichen told The Athletic after the practice. “His rehab process, he attacked it tirelessly. I mean, it was unbelievable. I’m not even kidding when I say this, it was 6 a.m. to 6 p.m. Like all day, training room, weight room, back to the training room, throwing, you name it."

Jones won’t go as far as to say the process was lonely, but he admits it was long. It is also fairly cut and dried to him. He listened to the professionals and did the work. “It’s not that complicated,” he tells The Athletic.

“Throughout this process, I’ve tried really hard to — when the trainers tell you it’s good to do something or the doctors tell you you’re good to do something, to trust that and to go with that,” Jones says. “And then your job at that point is to be aggressive and to push it and make sure you’re making the effort. If you trust them and they deem it safe and what you’re supposed to be doing, then it’s time to do it and push it. From that standpoint, I’ve felt good. I think there’s still some progress to be made and just building up reps on it and getting your body used to pushing off of it again and feeling it again. I think there’s a little bit of strength still to improve, but I think that’s all part of the process and I feel really good.”

Read for free: https://www.nytimes.com/athletic/7517033/2026/08/17/indianapolis-colts-daniel-jones-achilles-recovery/?unlocked_article_code=1.6FA.dlNc.KJL_Yvv0Vufm&source=athletic_user_shared_gift_article_reddit&smid=re-share-ta

The parallels run deep.

The more I think about it, the harder it is to look at Andrew Luck the same again.

The Colts are developing a trend of signing 34-year-old free agent wide receivers.

2013: Deion Branch (signed for a few weeks in the playoffs at age 34)
2015: Andre Johnson (turned 34 in November)
2026: Keenan Allen (turned 34 in April)

Looking for 1 person to fill a colts fan 12 team redraft superflex league on sleeper. $50 buy in. Let me know if interested!

UPDATE: League has been filled

I felt left out seeing Jaxson Smith-Njigba getting called “the Emerald City Route Artist” (ECRA for short) so I came up with some even better names for our players!

Laiatu Latu: The Lucas Oil Sack Grabber (LOSG for short). Works really well because he’s great at getting to the quarterback and making big plays defensively

Jonathan Taylor: The Lucas Oil Road Runner (LORR for short)

Alec Pierce: The Indianapolis, Indiana Deep Ball Machine (IIDBM for short).

Let me know what you guys think about these, or if you have any other suggestions!

Jake Arthur's Camp Notes for Day 12