We know the following about Colt's possession after Jim Irsay's death

After the death of his father, Jim Irsay took over the owner of the Indianapolis Colts in 1997. Now, now, After Irsay's death At the age of 65, it seems that his children will now step into his footsteps.

The succession plan of the Colts concerns the three daughters of Irsay, Carlie Irsay-Gordon, Casey Foyt and Kalen Jackson, who currently have the title of deputy chairperson/owner. Irsay had previously pointed out that his daughters are equal and would continue to be involved in the team's operations. A daughter will hold the principle of owners, but this position is not defined and could turn.

Irsay-Gordon joined the Colts as Vice President in 2008 and was actively involved in the COLTS business side. She headed Colts' business when her father entered a rehab facility in 2014. Jackson, who was appointed Vice President in 2010, has largely focused on the community of the family and the philanthropic efforts.

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Before he inherited the team from his father, Irsay told the Indianapolis star: “We hold 100% of the team that I pass on to my children.” It seems that his wishes will come into play.

In his 28 years as the team's owner, Irsay headed one of the most successful period of the franchise. From 1999 to 2014 the Colts made the playoffs 14 times, won 10 division titles, appeared in four AFC title games, two Super Bowls and in 2006 won the first Super Bowl title of the franchise since the Baltimore team moved to Indianapolis.