While speaking with reporters on Monday, Coen indicated that Thomas will get more than a look or two when 4-2 Jacksonville hosts the 2-5 Indianapolis Colts on Nov. 1.
The Indianapolis Colts already moved on from their general manager, Chris Ballard, and next up could very well be head coach Shane Steichen. With the Colts
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Colts fans who spent the past week dreaming about Peyton Manning walking back into the building can probably stop. The Hall of Fame quarterback isn’t expected to be a candidate for the Indianapolis Colts’ vacant general manager job, league sources told ESPN, which leaves Carlie Irsay-Gordon looking elsewhere for Chris Ballard’s replacement.
Indianapolis had a plan for the next three weeks. The Colts intended to try to win at Minnesota, at Jacksonville and at home against Dallas before deciding whether to sell at the Nov.
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A recent report suggested that Indianapolis Colts head coach Shane Steichen could bench quarterback Daniel Jones if the Colts suffered a loss to the Minnesota Vikings and fell to 2-5 on Sunday.
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Indianapolis Colts quarterback Daniel Jones received a vote of confidence from his head coach Sunday, despite another disastrous outing that left the Colts on the short end of a 16-10 loss to the host Minnesota Vikings.
The Indianapolis Colts fell to 2-5 in the 2026 regular season after losing 16-10 to the undefeated Minnesota Vikings on the road. While this season is all but over, there are still some positives to pull from, at least from an individual performance standpoint.
The Indianapolis Colts suffered another frustrating defeat on Sunday, falling 16-10 to the Minnesota Vikings on the road. What began as a promising afternoon ended in another missed opportunity for a team desperately searching for something to build on.
The Indianapolis Colts dropped to 2-5 overall by taking the narrow 16-10 loss to the Minnesota Vikings. Defensive tackle DeForest Buckner, however, didn’t mince words following this latest 2026 disappointment.
Colts HC Shane Steichen said the team isn’t considering benching QB Daniel Jones after Sunday’s loss. Jones threw one interception and posted a 52.8 QBR in a loss to the undefeated Vikings, and QB Anthony Richardson Sr.
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Pro Football Talk reported Sunday that the plan is to see whether the 2-4 Colts can improve in their next three games, against the Vikings, Jaguars and Cowboys, before deciding who goes.
Twice on Sunday, Shane Steichen had a fourth-and-2 in Minnesota territory and a running game that was working. Twice he sent out Spencer Shrader. Both kicks missed, and the Indianapolis Colts lost 16-10 to the Vikings, falling to 2-5 a week after the franchise fired Chris Ballard.
NFL Network’s Tom Pelissero reported Saturday that the Colts have received strong trade interest in guard Quenton Nelson and defensive tackle DeForest Buckner, and that “no player is expected to be off-limits” if Indianapolis sells before the Nov.
On Saturday, Jonathan Jones of The Athletic and ESPN’s Jeremy Fowler reported that the 2-4 Colts, whose personnel department is now headed by Ed Dodds following Chris Ballard ’s ouster, will wait a week or two before determining their trade deadline strategy.
The Colts became the first team to make a major shakeup to their coaching staff or front office in 2026. After a bad loss to the formerly winless Titans