After an embarrassing loss to the sad sack New York Giants on Sunday, the Indianapolis Colts were officially eliminated from the playoffs. Colts head coach Shane Steichen was asked about his job security,

It’s official: the Indianapolis Colts have been eliminated from the playoff race by the New York Giants in a painful road defeat, and head coach Steichen had to address questions about his future with the franchise.

Shane Steichen will remain the head coach of the Indianapolis Colts entering the 2025 season -- his third at the helm -- team owner and Jim Irsay announced on Sunday. Irsay also said that general manager Chris Ballard would also be retained.

A determined and disappointed coach Shane Steichen walked into the Indianapolis Colts' complex Monday morning already knowing his fate. He's returning for a third season, and general manager Chris Ballard is coming back,

The Indianapolis Colts prepared for their Week 17 game against the New York Giants without their quarterback. The post Shane Steichen Confirms Anthony Richardson Injury Blunder as Colts HC Accepts Firing Possibility Amid Rumors appeared first on EssentiallySports.

Indianapolis Colts head coach Shane Steichen gave a strange response to questions about the culture around the franchise on Monday morning.

Colts coach Shane Steichen said a decision will be made on defensive coordinator Gus Bradley returning after an evaluation process.

Colts owner Jim Irsay decided to bring Steichen back, along with general manager Chris Ballard, rather than cutting the cord on a head coach Irsay described as a young Don Shula in the preseason. Steichen knows he needs to grow as a coach, and in the opening statement of his final press conference of the 2024 season, the 39-year-old made a vow.

Indianapolis Colts linebacker Zaire Franklin led the NFL in tackles this season, but that doesn't mean things went perfectly either. Franklin was one of three Colts players to make the Pro Bowl in 2024-25 despite a disappointing end to the season.

Fourteen NFL teams are still playing for the Lombardi Trophy, but the other 18 teams have moved on to the offseason. The first step in that process began with Black Monday when numerous teams decided to move on or stick with their current head coaches and coordinators.

Heading into their final week of a hectic 2024 campaign, the Indianapolis Colts will be without second-year quarterback Anthony Richardson for another contest as he deals with a lingering back injury that effectively took him out of action the week prior against the New York Giants.