Shane Steichen has orchestrated a juggernaut of an Indianapolis Colts offense, and it ranks among the best he's seen.

The Colts were 3-for-3 on fourth downs, why coach Shane Steichen kept going for it and how the team converted them

Nobody thought that the Indianapolis Colts would have a historically great passing game with Daniel Jones, but that's exactly what's happening. Doug Farrar investigates the whys and wherefores.

The Indianapolis Colts' offense was nearly flawless against the Los Angeles Chargers as Shane Steichen called the shots.

In the midst of Jones’ mic-drop answer – “Sounds like y’all didn’t know much…” he began – included a single word that rang through the team’s W. 56 th Street practice facility this week. Not a secret weapon. Nothing scheme-related or a singular player or side of the ball or play. “We have a lot of confidence,” Jones said simply.

After the Colts' Week 6 win over the Cardinals, head coach Shane Steichen provided a brief injury update on quarterback Anthony Richardson.

This article was originally published on www.si.com/nfl/colts as Colts' Shane Steichen Speaks on 'Emotional' Win vs. Chargers. Five years ago, Shane Steichen was working with the Los Angeles Chargers and then-rookie quarterback Justin Herbert in his first year as a full-time offensive coordinator in the NFL.

The Indianapolis Colts have taken the NFL by storm this year. Head coach Shane Steichen has revived Daniel Jones' career but also gave praise to running back Jonathan Taylor in a major way.

With Anthony Richardson on injured reserve due to an eye injury, sixth-round draft pick Riley Leonard will serve as Colts backup vs Titans

Indianapolis Colts head coach Shane Steichen walks the sideline during the game Sunday, Oct. 12, 2025, against the Arizona Cardinals at Lucas Oil Stadium in Indianapolis. / Mykal McEldowney/IndyStar / USA TODAY NETWORK via Imagn Images