1994 Indianapolis Colts season

42nd season in franchise history August 2023 March 2026 Indianapolis Colts 1994 8–8 3rd AFC East Robert Irsay Bill Tobin Ted Marchibroda Nick Nicolau Vince Tobin RCA Dome Did not qualify Colts seasons The 1994 Indianapolis Colts season was the 42nd season for the team in the National Football League and 11th in Indianapolis. The Indianapolis Colts finished the National Football League's 1994 season with a record of 8 wins and 8 losses, and finished third in the AFC East division. Offseason Additions SubtractionsDE Tony Bennett (Packers) QB Jeff George (Falcons)QB Jim Harbaugh (Bears) LB Duane Bickett (Seahawks)QB Browning Nagle (Jets) RB Rodney Culver (Chargers)S David Tate (Giants) RB Anthony Johnson (Jets)WR Floyd Turner (Saints) G Bill Schultz (Oilers) QB Jack Trudeau (Jets) WR Clarence Verdin (Falcons) NFL draft 1994 NFL draft Round Pick Player Position School/Club team 1 2 Marshall Faulk Running back San Diego State 1 5 Trev Alberts Linebacker Nebraska 2 32 Eric Mahlum Tackle California 3 67 Jason Mathews Tackle Texas A&M 4 106 Bradford Banta Tight end USC 5 133 John Covington Safety Notre Dame 6 164 Lamont Warren Running Back Colorado Undrafted free agents + 1994 undrafted free agents of note Player Position CollegeAaron BaileyWide receiverLouisville Personnel Staff 1994 Indianapolis Colts President/treasurer – Robert Irsay Vice president/general manager – Jim Irsay Vice president/director of football operations – Bill Tobin Assistant general manager – Bob Terpening Director of pro player personnel – Clyde Powers Director of college player personnel – George Boone Head coach – Ted Marchibroda Offensive coordinator – Nick Nicolau Running backs – Gene Huey Receivers – Jimmy Robinson Tight ends – Hank Kuhlmann Offensive line – Ron Blackledge Defensive coordinator – Vince Tobin Defensive line – Greg Blache Linebackers – Jim Johnson Secondary – Pat Thomas Defensive assistant – Fred Bruney Special teams – Tom Batta Strength and conditioning – Tom Zupancic Roster 1994 Indianapolis Colts 53 3 12 Jim Harbaugh  7 Don Majkowski 18 Browning Nagle 26 Dewell Brewer y KR/PR 28 Marshall Faulk y 25 Ronald Humphrey American football KR 42 Roosevelt Potts FB 44 Ed Toner 21 Lamont Warren y 80 Aaron Bailey American football y 87 Sean Dawkins 84 Mark Jackson wide receiver 86 Brian Stablein WR 85 Floyd Turner 81 Charles Arbuckle 88 Kerry Cash 69 Randy Dixon G 75 Cecil Gray American football T 63 Kirk Lowdermilk C 65 Eric Mahlum y G 74 Jason Mathews y T 73 Zefross Moss T 79 Joe Staysniak G 71 Kipp Vickers G 67 Will Wolford T 56 Tony Bennett American football DE 90 Steve Emtman DT 78 Jon Hand DE 61 Tony McCoy American football DT 93 Freddie Joe Nunn DE 92 Tom Sims American football DT 98 Tony Siragusa DT 95 Bernard Whittington y DE 51 Trev Alberts y OLB 53 Paul Butcher American football MLB 55 Quentin Coryatt OLB 59 Steve Grant OLB 54 Jeff Herrod MLB 57 Devon McDonald OLB 97 Scott Radecic MLB 52 Brian Ratigan OLB 33 Ashley Ambrose CB 29 Jason Belser FS/SS 34 Ray Buchanan CB/FS 39 John Covington y FS 38 Eugene Daniel CB 30 Derwin Gray defensive back FS 23 Leonard Humphries CB 49 David Tate American football SS 36 Damon Watts CB 83 Bradford Banta y LS  4 Dean Biasucci K  3 Rohn Stark P  2 Mike Cook American football WR 11 Paul Justin QB -- Barry Wagner WR Regular season In his NFL debut, Marshall Faulk had three touchdowns.Sports Illustrated, Oct. 27, 2008, p.24, Vol. 109, No. 16 Schedule Week Date Opponent Result Record Venue Attendance 1 September 4 Houston Oilers W 45–21 1–0 Hoosier Dome 47,372 2 September 11 at Tampa Bay Buccaneers L 10–24 1–1 Tampa Stadium 36,631 3 September 18 at Pittsburgh Steelers L 21–31 1–2 Three Rivers Stadium 54,040 4 September 25 Cleveland Browns L 14–21 1–3 Hoosier Dome 55,821 5 October 2 Seattle Seahawks W 17–15 2–3 Hoosier Dome 49,876 6 October 9 at New York Jets L 6–16 2–4 Giants Stadium 64,934 7 October 16 at Buffalo Bills W 27–17 3–4 Rich Stadium 79,404 8 October 23 Washington Redskins L 27–41 3–5 Hoosier Dome 57,879 9 October 30 New York Jets W 28–25 4–5 Hoosier Dome 44,350 10 November 6 at Miami Dolphins L 21–22 4–6 Joe Robbie Stadium 71,158 11 Bye 12 November 20 at Cincinnati Bengals W 17–13 5–6 Riverfront Stadium 55,566 13 November 27 New England Patriots L 10–12 5–7 Hoosier Dome 43,839 14 December 4 at Seattle Seahawks W 31–19 6–7 Kingdome 39,574 15 December 11 at New England Patriots L 13–28 6–8 Foxboro Stadium 57,656 16 December 18 Miami Dolphins W 10–6 7–8 Hoosier Dome 58,867 17 December 24 Buffalo Bills W 10–9 8–8 Hoosier Dome 38,458 Note: Intra-division opponents are in bold text. Standings Awards and honors Marshall Faulk, Associated Press Offensive Rookie of the Year Marshall Faulk, AFC Pro Bowl selection See also History of the Indianapolis Colts Indianapolis Colts seasons Colts–Patriots rivalry References Indianapolis Colts Category:Indianapolis Colts seasons Colts