Colts Owner Jim Irsay Found Unresponsive, Feared to Have Congestive Heart Failure

Irsay's condition sparked a 911 call and subsequent hospitalization, with his oxygen levels significantly below normal.

Colts owner Jim Irsay was found unresponsive at his home in Indiana on December 8, with fears of congestive heart failure.
Pete Ward, the Chief Operating Officer of the Colts, called 911 and reported that Irsay was 'bluish in color' and had 'labored' breathing.
Upon arrival, Ward found that Irsay's oxygen saturation level was at 71%, significantly below the normal 95-100% rate.
The police report labeled the situation as a possible 'overdose' and 'overdose/poisoning', and Irsay was transported to a nearby hospital for life-saving efforts.
The Colts announced on January 9 that Irsay was being treated for a 'severe respiratory illness', but it remains unclear if this illness is connected to the December 8 incident.