Special teams coordinator Brian Mason recaps the Colts' Week 9 performance on kickoffs and punt returns. Mason discusses returners' use of the sidelines, and how returns on the outside can end up complimenting middle-of-the-field returns.

Offensive coordinator Jim Bob Cooter shares what he's seen from rookie running back Seth McGowan so far, and how the seventh-round pick has grown. Cooter thinks McGowan has taken leaps week after week, especially in blocking. He also details what's next for tight end Tyler Warren and how he hopes the second-year player can take the next steps in his career. Cooter talks about the challenges rookie guard Jalen Farmer can face jumping into the offensive line, and how he's responded.

Defensive coordinator Lou Anarumo breaks down what he's seen from rookie linebacker CJ Allen on and off the field, and how the 21-year-old has stepped up as a leader for the defense. Anarumo shares his view on how cornerback Sauce Gardner has played and how he's handled outside pressure. He then reflects on chunk plays that the Colts defense has given up, and how it can lower explosive plays. Anarumo wraps up highlighting young players on defense, including rookies Bryce Boettcher and Caden Curry, as well as Hunter Wohler.

Defensive coordinator Lou Anarumo breaks down rookie linebacker CJ Allen's first career start against the Jaguars Sunday. Anarumo then dives into what the defense needs to clean up after giving up 42 points and multiple explosive plays to the Jaguars. Finally, he shares his excitement for Sunday's game against the Dallas Cowboys and seeing what cornerbacks Sauce Gardner and Charvarius Ward Sr. can do against Cowboys receivers George Pickens and CeeDee Lamb.

Offensive coordinator Jim Bob Cooter shares how he and fellow offensive coaches tuned out the noise from wide receiver Josh Downs's trade request last Wednesday, and how he coaches through that. Cooter wants the pass game to improve, both from quarterback and receiver play. Cooter says he and the rest of the coaching staff are completely behind quarterback Daniel Jones. Finally, Cooter shares what makes running back Jonathan Taylor so good at his craft.

Colts special teams coordinator Brian Mason has seen an uptick in special teams penalties this year, and wants the Colts to clean up that side of the ball. Mason has been impressed with rookie running back Seth McGowan in the kickoff return game, as he is third in total yards on returns. He then dives into the effort he has seen out of rookie Caden Curry on special teams, and what having a player of his versatility helps him with. Finally, Mason details what goes into downing a punt or kickoff as opposed to taking the ball out for a return.

Offensive coordinator Jim Bob Cooter shares what quarterback Daniel Jones needs to do to get back to the high level he played at in 2025. He then shares what he's seen from rookie running back Seth McGowan, and what makes him such an effective runner. Cooter then dives into what makes Jacksonville a difficult place to play, but emphasizes that a "streak is a streak."

Defensive coordinator Lou Anarumo highlights the work that defensive tackle Adetomiwa Adebawore has put in to make a jump in play this season. Anarumo then shares what he's seen from rookie safety AJ Haulcy early in his career, especially with how he deals with errors he makes on the field. Anarumo was happy with what he saw from defensive end Jaylahn Tuimoloau Sunday, and what the defensive line can improve on.

Special teams coordinator Brian Mason recaps what went well for the Colts Sunday against the Vikings, and also the hiccups he saw. He highlights Grover Stewart's blocked field goal, what the defensive tackle brings to the special teams unit and Cam Taylor-Britt's effort.

Colts defensive coordinator Lou Anarumo discussed the dismissal of general manager Chris Ballard and what it means to the organization moving forward. He also answered questions about the need for growth in certain areas of the Colts' defense and looked forward to Sunday's game against the Minnesota Vikings in Week 7.

Colts offensive coordinator Jim Bob Cooter looked at the Colts' struggles on offense recently, from how Daniel Jones has been playing to how the entire offense has handled the blitz recently. Cooter also looked ahead to facing Brian Flores' aggressive Minnesota Vikings defense on Sunday at U.S. Bank Stadium.

Colts special teams coordinator Brian Mason explained what went wrong for his groups in Week 6 against the Tennessee Titans, including a blocked punt and two key returns by the Titans' Chimere Dike. He dove into some "unacceptable" and "inexcusable" mistakes, both ones he owned as a coach and players own for their technique on the field.

Defensive coordinator Lou Anarumo discusses the positives and areas for improvement from Sunday's game against the Chiefs, including tackling, communication and overall execution. He also highlights the impact of Akeem Davis-Gaither wearing the green dot and the defense's ability to avoid mental mistakes.

Offensive coordinator Jim Bob Cooter discusses adding Darius Slayton to the offense, how defenses have adjusted to Tyler Warren, the strong play of the Colts' offensive line led by Tanor Bortolini, and Keenan Allen's impact so far this season.

Special teams coordinator Brian Mason breaks down the highs and lows from Sunday night's return game, highlights the impact of rookies Seth McGowan and Deion Burks, and discusses the continued emphasis on improving kickoff coverage and field position.

Offensive coordinator Jim Bob Cooter shares his biggest takeaways from quarterback Daniel Jones' first game in nine months. He also dives into the offense against the blitz, and how it can be cleaned up for the rest of the season. Finally, Cooter discusses the coverage of tight end Tyler Warren Sunday, and how defenses can prepare for him in a different way this season.

Colts defensive coordinator Lou Anarumo evaluates the issues he saw from the defense in a 41-23 loss to the Baltimore Ravens. Anarumo says he'll be looking at everything on defense, including issues in getting set in formation on multiple plays. He then shares what he saw from the Chiefs on Monday Night Football, and the challenge running back Kenneth Walker III may pose for the Colts on Sunday Night Football.

Special teams coordinator Brian Mason believes the special teams mistakes from Week 1 is on him as the leader of the position group. He breaks down kicker Spencer Shrader's day and the improvement he saw as the day went on. Mason also highlights rookie Seth McGowan's day on special teams and the anticipation he has for the rookie from here on out.

Colts defensive coordinator Lou Anarumo on Tuesday looked ahead to what he's expecting to see from several players, including Cam Bynum, DeForest Buckner and Justin Walley, in Sunday's season opener against the Baltimore Ravens. Anarumo also offered his perspective on the new wrinkles Baltimore's offense could have with first-time offensive coordinator Declan Doyle with established superstars in quarterback Lamar Jackson and running back Derrick Henry.

Colts offensive coordinator Jim Bob Cooter on Tuesday looked ahead to Sunday's matchup with the Baltimore Ravens, whose head coach, Jesse Minter, was the Los Angeles' Chargers defensive coordinator in 2025 – when the Colts' offense scored 38 points against LA in Week 7. Cooter, though, cautioned that there's no carryover from last year; the same applies for players like Daniel Jones, Jonathan Taylor and Tyler Warren as they look to build on their impressive 2025 seasons.

Colts special teams coordinator Brian Mason explained why the team went with Spencer Shrader over Blake Grupe in an extremely close competition to be the team's kicker this season. Mason also looked ahead to having options in to-be-determined punt and kick returners in Week 1, and explained why Rigoberto Sanchez has had such a consistently excellent career as a punter.

Watch defensive coordinator Lou Anarumo speak with the media on expanded opportunities for Cam Bynum, adding CJ Allen in the draft and his vision for the linebacker group, finding edge rush help opposite Laiatu Latu and the outlook in the secondary with Sauce Gardner and Charvarius Ward.

Watch offensive coordinator Jim Bob Cooter speak with the media about building competition across the offense, adding size at running back this offseason and quarterback development in Phase 2.

Watch special teams coordinator Brian Mason speak with the media on the Colts' kicking competition, the decision-making process behind selecting a winner, Spencer Shrader's rehab and filling key special teams roles.

Offensive coordinator Jim Bob Cooter meets with the media on Tuesday to recap the Colts' Week 17 game against the Jaguars and preview the season finale in Week 18 against the Texans in Houston.