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Jim Irsay made Indy a football town

Peyton Manning: Jim Irsay made Indy a football town

And, once Jim Irsay inherited the franchise following the passing of his father, Bob, the Colts made their move toward the top of the NFL. Appearing this week on ESPN's NFL Live, Hall of Fame quarterback Peyton Manning explained how Irsay made Indy a football town.

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Peyton Manning recalls Jim Irsay flying QB and his son to Hall of Fame in style

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Peyton Manning Says Jim Irsay '1 of a Kind,' Will 'Always Be Indebted' to Colts Owner

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Jim Irsay dies at 65: This Peyton Manning moment was his favorite Colts memory during 27-year reign as owner

Jim Irsay took over as owner of the Indianapolis Colts in 1997 and he was in charge of the team for nearly 30 years before passing away on Wednesday at the age of 65.

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Casey Irsay Foyt named Indy 500 honorary starter

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Late Colts owner's daughter named Indy 500 honorary starter

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Indiana County Sports Hall of Fame Class of 2025 inducted on Sunday night

Four men and two women took their places in the Indiana County Sports Hall of Fame on Sunday night, and while they encompass many different sports at many different levels,

Notre Dame legend Jerome Bettis will be induced into a bowl games Hall of Fame

The legend of Notre Dame football running back Jerome Bettis continued on Thursday, as the Cotton Bowl announced that he will be inducted into its Hall of Fame on Friday.

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Gary Sports Hall of Fame announces 2025 induction class

Six outstanding athletes are set to be inducted into the Gary Sports Hall of Fame on Friday, July 25 at Indiana University Northwest.

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Frank Garritano’s lifelong service to sports earns hall of fame honor

This is the second of six feature stories about inductees to the Indiana County Sports Hall of Fame. Wednesday: Jessica Bungo Livermore.

Glance: Citadel Hall of Fame to induct 6

Summerville native Mark Slawson headlines a group of six in The Citadel's Hall of Fame Class of 2025.

Jim Irsay’s influence can be felt all around Indianapolis as the city celebrates a big sports weekend

This is the kind of sports weekend only Jim Irsay may have envisioned when he first came to Indianapolis in March 1984. The Colts owner died Wednesday at 65.

Remembering Jim Irsay: A legacy of compassion and community impact in Indianapolis

Jim Irsay's final post on social media came just hours before his death was announced. His last post came just hours before his death and read, "Go PACERS. Good luck to Herb, the entire @Pacers organization,