Colts head coach Shane Steichen rules out six players ahead of Week 10 against the Miami Dolphins. With the departure of multiple starting receivers on Tuesday, Steichen is looking forward to seeing Anthony Gould step up and start in the slot. He's hoping for the defense to limit explosive plays, which has been a struggle the last couple of weeks.

Colts wide receivers coach Reggie Wayne reflects on the departure of two leaders in his room in Josh Downs and Keenan Allen, but discusses his excitement for the opportunities in front of players like Deion Burks and Anthony Gould. Instead of worrying about who's not in the building anymore, Wayne is looking ahead to Sunday against the Miami Dolphins.

Colts running back Jonathan Taylor reflects on the Colts deadline moves and how he's ready to leave trade rumors surrounding himself in the past. Taylor shares how teammates have stepped into leadership roles with the departure of two captains, especially wide receiver Ashton Dulin. Defensive end Jaylahn Tuimoloau shares his perspective and experience playing with Kyle McCord at Ohio State. Tuimoloau explains how teammates are stepping up following the departure of DeForest Buckner and how the defensive line is challenge itself to produce more pressure off the edge.

Head coach Shane Steichen begins with reflecting on the departures of wide receivers Keenan Allen and Josh Downs on deadline day Tuesday. Despite losing two targets, Steichen is eager for the opportunities that are now in front of players such as Anthony Gould and Deion Burks. Despite four players being traded over the last couple of weeks, Steichen's message to his team remains the same: go compete. He is now turning towards the upcoming matchup against the Miami Dolphins, hoping to snap a five-game losing streak.

Quarterback Daniel Jones reflects on the passing of the trade deadline, which saw two offensive targets traded in Josh Downs and Keenan Allen. Even though Jones is losing two of his top receivers in 2026, he's looking forward to the opportunities now presented to Anthony Gould, Deion Burks and more. Jones is now looking ahead to Sunday's game against the Miami Dolphins, and how he hopes the Colts can break their five-game skid. He details how he's focused on football the last few days with his name circulating in trade speculation, and how valuable it will be to have running back Jonathan Taylor the rest of the way.

Cornerback Sauce Gardner, wide receiver Anthony Gould describe the accountability and opportunity that comes alongside Colts' recent trade deadline moves. Gardner assesses how narrow the margins are regarding critical end of game plays and how he's turning the page following a loss to the Dallas Cowboys. Gould explains how he's been preparing for a heavier workload in the offense in anticipation of a higher snap count following trades of Keenan Allen and Josh Downs.

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.

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.

Colts head coach Shane Steichen shares his observations of Week 9 after watching film of Sunday's game. He reflects on late-game decisions that were made and what made the Cowboys' run defense so effective. Steichen then addresses how he balances the personal side of the looming trade deadline with the business side of it. Lastly, he addresses turnover struggles, and what needs to happen for the team to turn that around.

Head coach Shane Steichen speaks with the media following the Colts' 27-23 loss to the Dallas Cowboys during Week 9 of the 2026 NFL season.

Quarterback Daniel Jones speaks with the media following the Colts' 27-23 loss to the Dallas Cowboys during Week 9 of the 2026 NFL season.

Running backs Jonathan Taylor and Seth McGowan and defensive end Caden Curry speak with the media after the Colts' 23-27 loss to the Dallas Cowboys.

Colts head coach Shane Steichen rules out cornerback Justin Walley and linebacker Akeem Davis-Gaither for Sunday's game against the Dallas Cowboys. Rookie linebacker CJ Allen will wear the green dot, with a rotation of other linebackers slotted next to him. Steichen shares what he respects about Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott and wide receiver CeeDee Lamb. Finally, Steichen discusses what a win on Sunday would do for team morale.

Colts running back Jonathan Taylor addresses swirling trade speculation surrounding him as the trade deadline quickly approaches Tuesday. While Taylor reads and hears things, he makes sure it does not impact his preparation and practice. Taylor then evaluates his season so far, and what he hopes to do better the rest of the way. Defensive end Caden Curry explains how players are stepping up to fill the void of DeForest Buckner following Buckner's trade to San Francisco. Curry describes the challenge that veteran quarterback Dak Prescott and the Cowboys offense presents. He also praises the effort and energy fellow rookie CJ Allen is bringing as he steps into starting role.

Colts head coach Shane Steichen previews the Colts' Week 9 matchup against the Dallas Cowboys, who currently sit at 3-5 on the season. He highlights Dak Prescott, George Pickens and CeeDee Lamb on offense, and also points out the need to focus on defensive lineman Quinnen Williams. Steichen then discusses navigating swirling trade rumors from a coach's perspective and how they do or do not impact playing time. Finally, he shares what he's seen from cornerback Sauce Gardner, who the Colts acquired via trade a year ago Wednesday.

Daniel Jones echoes the team-wide sentiment that staying focused throughout so much outside noise is key to stay together and get through the storm they're in. Jones shares his observations of how running back Jonathan Taylor has handled himself and the noise as trade rumors have only gotten louder about his fellow captain. He then discusses what he sees from a Dallas defense that surrenders a lot of points, but also has a ton of talent in Caleb Downs, Quinnen Williams and more.

Cornerback Sauce Gardner and defensive tackle Adetomiwa Adebawore describe how the team is preparing for the Dallas Cowboys and looking to respond after a disappointing effort at Jacksonville. Adebawore explains his excitement following his recent contract extension and why he wanted to remain in Indianapolis for the foreseeable future. Gardner describes the challenge of the Cowboys offense, in particular the match up agains top wideouts CeeDee Lamb and George Pickens. Both Adeboware and Gardner admit that the defensive performance in Jacksonville was not up to standard and how they're preparing throughout the week for improved execution and effort as the Colts return home on Sunday.

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.

Head coach Shane Steichen shares that Daniel Jones will remain the Colts starting quarterback, and explains the reasoning behind the decision. He breaks down what he saw from watching film of Sunday's big loss and what he's focused on from here on out. Finally, he said he is not concerned about a lack of effort from his players and knows they have it, but acknowledges that execution and coaching was not up to standard.

Wide receiver Laquon Treadwell shares who and what he leans on as the team struggles this season. He then opens up what he's seen from quarterback Daniel Jones during the week in preparation for each game. Next, defensive end Jaylahn Tuimoloau opens up about his weekly preparation and how he works to improve week after week. Finally, Tuimoloau details how the team must continue to hold each other accountable in the wake of the Colts trading away two captains in DeForest Buckner and Quenton Nelson.

Colts head coach Shane Steichen debriefs a 42-7 loss at the hands of the Jacksonville Jaguars. He discusses what he saw from quarterback Daniel Jones, and shares that he will be evaluating every position moving forward. Steichen was happy with the performances of rookie defensive end Caden Curry and wide receiver Josh Downs, but knows that the product on the field Sunday simply was not good enough.

Quarterback Daniel Jones breaks down what he saw on both interceptions he threw today, and takes accountability for both. Jones knows he needs to play better, and he plans on diving into film as soon as possible to improve. Jones also briefly opens up about the human side of things when it comes to football, and how he's combatting outside noise.