The Indianapolis Colts parted ways with defensive coordinator Gus Bradley after three seasons with the team and multiple underperforming years.

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The continuity assured by owner Jim Irsay does not include retaining Gus Bradley. The Indianapolis Colts announced Monday evening they “parted ways’’ with their defensive coordinator. “I’m appreciative of Gus and the commitment he made to the Colts,

The Colts are moving on from their veteran defensive coordinator. Jim Irsay announced Monday that the team is not bringing

Irsay's continued belief in his current regime will certainly frustrate many Colts fans, but his steadfastness should come as no surprise.

Bradley's firing closes his three-year tenure with the team, one season shorter than his four-year stops as the Seattle Seahawks' DC (2009-2012), Jacksonville Jaguars' head coach (2013-2016) and Los Angeles Chargers' DC (2017-2020). He also served as defensive coordinator for the Las Vegas Raiders in 2021.

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Team owner Jim Irsay posted a heartfelt message regarding the former coach. Gus Bradley is one of the classiest men in pro football, and we will miss him. He will land on his feet -- and I expect ...

After a disappointing 2024 season, Indianapolis Colts owner Jim Irsay decided that the ... is "parting ways" with defensive coordinator Gus Bradley, they reported on Monday evening.

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Chris Ballard mentioned more than once his gratitude for being given another opportunity to return the Indianapolis Colts to relevancy, or prominence if you have lofty expectations.