Players who played for the Colts and the Patriots

32 players · NFL since 2013

32 players have played for both the Colts and the Patriots in the NFL since 2013. 14 played for the Colts first and 18 for the Patriots first. The longest-serving played 119 games across both; the top scorer got 19 touchdowns; 3 scored for both; the first move came in 2015, the most recent in 2026.

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  1.  Colts 2 · Patriots 117
  2.  Colts 2 · Patriots 112
  3.  Colts 44 · Patriots 35
  4.  Colts 46 · Patriots 33
  5.  Colts 15 · Patriots 63
  6.  Colts 26 · Patriots 51
  7.  Colts 56 · Patriots 6
  8.  Colts 16 · Patriots 43
  9.  Colts 47 · Patriots 11
  10.  Colts 9 · Patriots 47
  11.  Colts 39 · Patriots 11
  12.  Colts 2 · Patriots 43
  13.  Colts 31 · Patriots 9
  14.  Colts 1 · Patriots 36
  15.  Colts 32 · Patriots 4
  16.  Colts 16 · Patriots 19
  17.  Colts 16 · Patriots 19
  18.  Colts 29 · Patriots 4
  19.  Colts 25 · Patriots 8
  20.  Colts 16 · Patriots 12
  21.  Colts 14 · Patriots 11
  22.  Colts 4 · Patriots 18
  23.  Colts 14 · Patriots 6
  24.  Colts 3 · Patriots 16
  25.  Colts 2 · Patriots 16
  26.  Colts 16 · Patriots 1
  27.  Colts 8 · Patriots 5
  28.  Colts 3 · Patriots 9
  29.  Colts 5 · Patriots 7
  30.  Colts 1 · Patriots 9
  31.  Colts 4 · Patriots 4
  32.  Colts 1 · Patriots 2

Who stands out

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Lawrence Guy has the most games for the two combined: 2 for the Colts and 117 for the Patriots. Donte Moncrief scored the most touchdowns across both (19 for the Colts, 0 for the Patriots), and 3 players scored for both.

In our data, Dewey McDonald was the first to have played for both (his first game for the Patriots came in 2015). The most recent player to play for both is Pharaoh Brown, who first played for the Colts in 2026.

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Every player who played for the Colts and the Patriots (NFL since 2013): games and touchdowns at each, seasons, and which team came first.
PlayerColtsPatriotsFirst
GTDsSeasonsGTDsSeasons
Lawrence Guy20201311702017–2023Colts
Ryan Allen20202011202013–2018Patriots
Dwayne Allen44172013–20163512017–2018Colts
Jabaal Sheard4602017–20193302015–2016Patriots
Stephon Gilmore15020226322017–2020Patriots
Phillip Dorsett2632015–201651102017–2019Colts
Donte Moncrief56192014–2017602020Colts
Tavon Wilson16020204312013–2015Patriots
Jacoby Brissett47112017–20201112016–2024Patriots
John Simon9120174702018–2020Colts
Eric Johnson3902022–20251102024Colts
Geneo Grissom2020184302015–2018Patriots
Ricky Jean Francois3102013–2014902017Colts
Carl Davis1020193602020–2022Colts
Matt Pryor3202021–2022402026Colts
Barkevious Mingo16020171902016Patriots
Byron Cowart16020221902019–2020Patriots
Henry Anderson2902015–2017402021Colts
Rashaan Melvin2502016–2017802015Patriots
Akeem Ayers16020161202014Patriots
Jon Bostic14020171102015Patriots
Brian Hoyer4020191802017–2022Patriots
Yannick Ngakoue1402022602024Colts
Atonio Mafi3020241602023Patriots
Pharaoh Brown2020261612023Patriots
Dewey McDonald1602014–2015102015Colts
Ameer Speed802023502023Patriots
Cassius Marsh302020902017Patriots
Chad Muma502025702025Colts
Matt Lengel102019912016Patriots
Anthony Johnson402017402016Patriots
Sean Davis102021202021Colts

Head to head

In the NFL since 2013, the Colts and the Patriots have met 9 times: the Colts won 3, the Patriots 6.

  • Colts' biggest win: Colts 27-17 Patriots (2021)
  • Patriots' biggest win: Patriots 45-7 Colts (2014)

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How many players have played for both the Colts and the Patriots?
32 in the NFL since 2013: Lawrence Guy, Ryan Allen, Dwayne Allen, Jabaal Sheard, Stephon Gilmore, Phillip Dorsett and 26 more.
Has anyone scored for both the Colts and the Patriots?
Yes, 3: Dwayne Allen (17 and 1), Phillip Dorsett (3 and 10) and Jacoby Brissett (11 and 1).
Who is the most recent player to play for both the Colts and the Patriots?
Pharaoh Brown. He played for the Patriots (2023), then the Colts from 2026.
What period does this list cover?
NFL games from 2013 to the present, updated as new games are played. Earlier games aren't in our data, so all-time lists can be longer.

Data: NFL since 2013; touchdowns are ones scored, not thrown. Earlier games aren't included, so all-time lists can be longer.