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Colts Owner Irsay-Gordon Says No Private Equity Sale Now

Published April 2, 2026 · Updated April 2, 2026 · NBC Sports

Colts owner Carlie Irsay‑Gordon said the franchise has no plans to sell a share to private equity investors, though future stadium upgrades might alter that stance.

The Indianapolis Colts, one of several NFL teams that have explored private‑equity deals, remain firm that no sale is on the table at present. Irsay‑Gordon, who inherited the team with her sisters from their father Jim, told ESPN the owners have considered the option but have no intention of pursuing it now.

She added that if the Colts need capital for renovations to the nearly 20‑year‑old Lucas Oil Stadium, private equity could become a viable tool. For now, the family is focused on maintaining ownership while keeping future funding options open.

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