Only Steichen was available to answer a question about his future in the aftermath of a 26-23 win over Jacksonville on Sunday.

As rumors continue to swirl around the Colts, here is what one NFL insider is saying about Chris Ballard and Shane Steichen.

Indianapolis Colts head coach Shane Steichen addressed his future with the team on Friday, and it became clear that the writing may be on the wall for the second-year head coach. When asked if owner Jim Irsay had told him he'll be back with the team next season,

During an interview on The Rich Eisen Show, Breer dove into the rocky situation in Indianapolis and addressed the adjustments that could come as a result in the coming weeks. Breer mentioned that the Colts appear to "really like" second-year head coach Shane Steichen, and could instead opt to make a change in the front office.

Under fire after the team's collapse against the Giants, Shane Steichen has talked to Jim Irsay regularly but prefers to keep those talks private.

Offensively, it didn't get much better. The Colts lost the turnover battle 0-3, and quarterback Joe Flacco struggled throughout the day in place of Anthony Richardson. The veteran completed 26 of 38 passes, tossing a pair of touchdowns and interceptions to land at a 90.9 passer rating on the day.

The Indianapolis Colts have some big decisions to make as the 2024 regular season comes to an end. After missing out on the playoffs for the fourth consecutive season, general manager Chris Ballard has never been sitting on a hotter seat.

Colts coach Shane Steichen admits he should have said QB Anthony Richardson had back spasms. Richardson was criticized for missing game with soreness