Alec Pierce enters the final year of his rookie deal with the Indianapolis Colts, but as of now, there are no ongoing contract discussions between the wide receiver and the team. This status has been confirmed by league sources, despite the Colts already having Michael Pittman Jr. as their highest-paid player. However, this lack of dialogue does not preclude future talks, especially if Pierce continues to perform well, following an impressive 2024 season where he had 924 receiving yards and led the NFL in yards per catch.

Pierce is expected to be a critical part of the Colts’ offense moving forward, particularly as they seek to enhance his route-running abilities. His breakout performance last season has set the stage for what could be a pivotal year in securing a longer-term contract. Should he replicate or improve upon his previous successes, both in terms of yardage and overall impact, the Colts might be incentivized to initiate contract talks before he becomes a free agent next March.