Casey Foyt is an American sports executive and a co-owner of the Indianapolis Colts. She is the second daughter of the late Jim Irsay and the sister of Carlie Irsay-Gordon and Kalen Jackson.

Foyt was raised in Indianapolis and attended the Park Tudor School, following in her father's footsteps as an alumna of the institution. Growing up within the franchise, she was groomed for a long-term role in the team’s multi-generational family management structure.

• Core Asset: Indianapolis Colts (NFL Franchise).
• Role: Co-owner and Vice President of the Colts.
• Family Legacy: Part of a family that has owned the Colts for 53 years.

Casey Foyt’s professional career has been dedicated to the executive management of the Colts. In March 2012, she was officially announced as a co-owner alongside her sisters, and she was formally added to the team’s leadership as a Vice President.

She has been instrumental in the team's operational strategy and represents the franchise alongside her sisters at league-wide events. Following her father's death in May 2025, her role as a co-owner became vital to the franchise’s continued family ownership, which Forbes estimates at a team valuation of $5.9 billion.

• Governance: Shares an estimated 33.3% stake in the franchise with her sisters.
• Industry Influence: Part of a small, influential group of female owners in the National Football League (NFL).