Indianapolis Colts' GM Chris Ballard and head coach Shane Steichen met with the media after the NFL draft. Here are the ...

The Indianapolis Colts selected tight end Tyler Warren with the No. 14 overall pick in the NFL Draft. Head coach Shane Steichen was visibly excited discussing his potential and reminded him of the ...

Indianapolis Colts head coach Shane Steichen discusses Tyler Warren talents.

And the Colts are headed for a quarterback battle with Anthony Richardson and Daniel Jones, according to Shane Steichen. As for the Texans, while Stroud is locked in as the starter, he needs ...

During the NFL’s owners meeting last week, Shane Steichen spoke with the media about the starting right guard spot on his offensive line. “We’re working through that right now ...

Indianapolis is looking for the entire package. “Think you’ve got to be multiple in the pass game,” Indianapolis head coach Shane Steichen said. “Obviously, you would love the guy that can ...

The Indianapolis Colts failed to make the playoffs last season after going 8-9. The Colts had a frustrating year that saw Anthony Richardson benched and his future as the team's franchise ...

Richardson and Jones will compete in training camp for the right to be the regular-season starter, according to Ballard and coach Shane Steichen. "We've got to get the consistency," Ballard said ...

Head coach Shane Steichen announced this week that third-year quarterback Anthony Richardson and newly signed veteran Daniel Jones will “split” first-team reps when OTAs begin this spring.

Colts head coach Shane Steichen made a clear demand of QB Anthony Richardson during an interview at the NFL Annual League Meeting. “I think that’s part of the process right now that we’re ...

The head coach of the Indianapolis Colts, Shane Steichen, has become one of the most respected people and offensive minds in the entire NFL. Steichen accepted the Colts head coaching job ...

Indianapolis Colts' head coach Shane Steichen met with the media at the NFL's annual league meeting on Monday. In case you missed it, here are the highlights from the roughly 30-minute interview.