Social Reaction: Colts End 2020 Season

See social posts from the Indianapolis Colts after their season concluded on Saturday with a loss to the Buffalo Bills in the Wild Card Round

Jan 11, 2021 at 12:56 PM

Colts.com

Colts.com Writer

INDIANAPOLIS - Following a Wild Card Round loss to the Buffalo Bills, Jim Irsay and a number of Indianapolis Colts players took to Twitter to share their reactions and reflect on the 2020 season:

Another season in the books. #ForTheShoe pic.twitter.com/GlPf1BNhbu
— Indianapolis Colts (@Colts) January 12, 2021

Thank you, Colts fans, for your support through a challenging, unprecedented season. We have a talented roster and a very bright future ahead.
— Jim Irsay (@JimIrsay) January 10, 2021

Wild year to experience my 1st NFL season. Thankful & Blessed to be a part of this team! Can’t wait to get back to work to achieve our goal! 🔵⚪️ @ Lucas Oil Stadium https://t.co/ozkkdibrVf
— Jonathan Taylor (@JayT23) January 11, 2021

Grateful for my teammates and coaches. I’ve learned more this year than I thought possible. Looking forward to the future in Indy.
— MPJ (@MikePitt_Jr) January 9, 2021

1ove you, Indy. ⚡️
— Kenny Moore II (@KennyKennyMoe3) January 9, 2021

🥺What an amazing season man.
— Julian Blackmon (@JumpManJu32) January 9, 2021

Can’t lie this one hurts man 😭 but we’ll be back
— Mo Alie-Cox (@MoAlie81) January 9, 2021

Thank you I-N-D-Y! This team was special. #MuchLove @colts pic.twitter.com/64ksxxUsNW
— Trey Burton (@TreyBurton8) January 9, 2021

Love my brothers man . Tough loss but God you will always put a smile on my face through these times.
You are the greatest. I know you got it handled
— Zachary Pascal (@ZachPascal6) January 10, 2021

Disappointed but thankful. Love my guys
— Zaire Franklin (@ZiggySmalls_) January 9, 2021

Great Year For My Dawgs ! https://t.co/84Narvlvlr
— Marlon Mack (@Marlon_Mack25) January 9, 2021

Thank you @Colts for a great season!! #BLM pic.twitter.com/hp93jEuFss
— George Odum (@GeorgeOdum) January 9, 2021

Imma Ball All Season, For Last Season 🖤
— Parris Campbell (@PCampbell21) January 9, 2021

I go all the way no matter the situation in life!
No regrets just lessons learned!

Stay at work! #coltsnation
— EJ Speed (@EJ_SPEED) January 10, 2021

What a great season man!!! Blessed to be a part of this team. I’ve learned so much from my teammates and experiences as a rookie this season. I wouldn’t trade it for anything #ColtsNation #ForTheShoe
— Robert Windsor (@RobertWindsor54) January 9, 2021

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See social posts from the Indianapolis Colts after their season concluded on Saturday with a loss to the Buffalo Bills in the Wild Card Round

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