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1993 Indianapolis Colts season
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41st season in franchise history
August 2023
March 2026
Indianapolis Colts 1993 4–12 5th AFC East Ted Marchibroda Nick Nicolau Rick Venturi Robert Irsay Hoosier Dome Did not qualify Colts seasons
The 1993 Indianapolis Colts season was the 41st season for the team in the National Football League and tenth in Indianapolis. The Indianapolis Colts finished the National Football League's 1993 season with a record of 4 wins and 12 losses, and finished fifth in the AFC East division. The Colts would get off to a fast 2–1 start. However, after that, the Colts would go into a tailspin for the rest of the season, losing 11 of their final 13 games. The Colts offense was abysmal during the season, scoring only 189 points all season, the fewest in the league, and 3 of their 4 wins were by a 9 to 6 tally. Their only other win was a 23–10 win over the Cleveland Browns in week 4. For the first and only time in league history, all NFL teams played their 16-game schedule over a span of 18 weeks.
Offseason
NFL draft
1993 NFL draft
Round Pick Player Position School/Club team 1 16 Sean Dawkins Wide Receiver California 2 49 Roosevelt Potts Fullback Northeast Louisiana 3 65 Ray Buchanan Cornerback Louisville 4 92 Derwin Gray Safety BYU 4 107 Devon McDonald Linebacker Notre Dame 6 157 Carlos Etheredge Tight End Miami(FL) 7 184 Lance Lewis Running Back Nebraska 8 211 Marquise Thomas Linebacker Ole Miss
Personnel
Staff
1993 Indianapolis Colts President/treasurer – Robert Irsay
Vice president/general manager – Jim Irsay
Assistant general manager – Bob Terpening
Director of player personnel – Jack Bushofsky
Director of pro personnel – Clyde Powers Head coach – Ted Marchibroda Offensive coordinator – Nick Nicolau
Running backs – Gene Huey
Receivers – Dwain Painter
Tight ends – Brad Seely
Offensive line – Ron Blackledge
Offensive assistant – Fred Bruney Defensive coordinator/linebackers – Rick Venturi
Defensive line – Francis Peay
Secondary – George Catavolos
Defensive assistant – Jay Robertson Special teams – Brad Seely Strength and conditioning – Tom Zupancic
Roster
1993 Indianapolis Colts 53 10 2 11 Jeff George
7 Don Majkowski
10 Jack Trudeau 35 Rodney Culver
23 Anthony Johnson running back FB
42 Roosevelt Potts y
28 Ed Toner
44 Warren Williams American football -- Shannon Baker gridiron football y
80 Aaron Cox
87 Sean Dawkins y
84 Jessie Hester
85 Reggie Langhorne
83 Clarence Verdin KR/PR 81 Charles Arbuckle
49 Jason Burleson y
88 Kerry Cash 71 Kevin Call T
69 Randy Dixon G
63 Kirk Lowdermilk C
64 Trevor Matich C/T/LS
73 Zefross Moss T
68 John Ray tackle y T
74 Bill Schultz American football G
79 Joe Staysniak G
62 Kipp Vickers y G 99 Michael Brandon American football DE
76 Sam Clancy DT
78 Jon Hand DE
95 Skip McClendon DE
61 Tony McCoy American football DT
96 Willis Peguese DE/DT
92 Tom Sims American football DT
98 Tony Siragusa DT 50 Duane Bickett OLB
53 Paul Butcher American football MLB
55 Quentin Coryatt MLB
59 Steve Grant ILB/OLB
54 Jeff Herrod OLB
57 Devon McDonald y OLB
97 Scott Radecic OLB
94 Marquise Thomas linebacker y OLB 33 Ashley Ambrose CB
36 John Baylor American football SS
29 Jason Belser FS/SS
34 Ray Buchanan y FS
38 Eugene Daniel CB
30 Derwin Gray defensive back y SS
37 Chris Goode American football CB
32 Robert O'Neal American football y CB
45 Tony Stargell CB 4 Dean Biasucci K
3 Rohn Stark P 51 Chip Banks LB IR
90 Steve Emtman DE IR
48 Carlos Etheredge y TE IR
75 Cecil Gray American football G IR
56 Michael Heldt C IR
25 Ronald Humphrey American football RB IR
52 Brian Ratigan y LB IR
66 Ron Solt G IR
72 Mark Vander Poel T PUP
67 Will Wolford T IR 86 Brian Stablein y WR
58 Donald Jones linebacker LB
Regular season
Schedule
Week Date Opponent Result Record Venue Attendance 1 September 5 Miami Dolphins L 20–24 0–1 Hoosier Dome 51,858 2 September 12 at Cincinnati Bengals W 9–6 1–1 Riverfront Stadium 50,299 3 Bye 4 September 26 Cleveland Browns W 23–10 2–1 Hoosier Dome 59,654 5 October 3 at Denver Broncos L 13–35 2–2 Mile High Stadium 74,953 6 October 10 Dallas Cowboys L 3–27 2–3 Hoosier Dome 60,453 7 Bye 8 October 24 at Miami Dolphins L 27–41 2–4 Joe Robbie Stadium 57,301 9 October 31 New England Patriots W 9–6 3–4 Hoosier Dome 46,522 10 November 7 at Washington Redskins L 24–30 3–5 RFK Stadium 50,523 11 November 14 New York Jets L 17–31 3–6 Hoosier Dome 47,351 12 November 21 at Buffalo Bills L 9–23 3–7 Rich Stadium 79,101 13 November 29 San Diego Chargers L 0–31 3–8 Hoosier Dome 54,110 14 December 5 at New York Jets W 9–6 4–8 Giants Stadium 45,799 15 December 12 at New York Giants L 6–20 4–9 Giants Stadium 70,411 16 December 19 Philadelphia Eagles L 10–20 4–10 Hoosier Dome 44,952 17 December 26 at New England Patriots L 0–38 4–11 Foxboro Stadium 26,571 18 January 2, 1994 Buffalo Bills L 10–30 4–12 Hoosier Dome 43,028 Note: Intra-division opponents are in bold text.
Standings
References
See also
History of the Indianapolis Colts
Indianapolis Colts seasons
Colts–Patriots rivalry
Indianapolis Colts
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