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As NFL arrives at Indianapolis this week for the annual Scouting Combine, the Colts focus on prospects to bolster several areas of need, specifically wide receiver, defensive line and possibly quarterback.

Where the Colts stand without the retired star includes keeping door open on Luck possibly returning some day.

Nyheim Hines provided a thrill with two punt-return TDs in Week 16, but Colts need to improve dramatically in other areas, specifically in the kicking game.

The third-year Indianapolis Colts general manager offers several blunt assessments on what went wrong in a 7-9 season, starting with blaming himself, but added he's not discouraged despite being upset.

As players say farewell after disappointing 7-9 season, some sound sentimental about locker-room bonds while others lament not playing better and are eager for 2020 NFL year to begin.

Offense fails to score in the second half and defense is unable to stop what was a struggling Jaguars offense in a humbling 38-20 Colts road loss.

Like so many other NFL teams, the Indianapolis Colts must improve their defense with pass rushers and cover cornerbacks.

The first of a three-part installment analyzes what the Indianapolis Colts must do to improve on offense in 2020 and beyond.