The Indianapolis Colts are showcasing a youthful roster for the 2025 NFL season, ranked 13th for average age at 26.0 years, according to Spotrac. This is a promising sign for a franchise looking to blend experience with emerging talent. The Green Bay Packers lead the league with the youngest roster average at 25.3 years, while the Washington Commanders hold the oldest spot at 27.7 years on average.

Examining the projected starting lineups, the Colts fare similarly, sitting at 14th with an average age of 25.53 years. This mix of seasoned veterans—including Michael Pittman Jr., Jonathan Taylor, Quenton Nelson, and DeForest Buckner—and younger players like Laiatu Latu and Jaylon Carlies suggests a well-balanced roster ready to compete.