Head coach Shane Steichen provides injury updates on wide receiver Alec Pierce and cornerback Charvarius Ward Sr., and he awaits further updates on both as the week progresses. Steichen also breaks down some key decisions made in Sunday night's loss, including whether or not to attempt a fourth down conversion and kicking a field goal to tie the game at 30 in overtime.

Head coach Shane Steichen speaks with the media following the Colts' 33-30 loss in overtime to the Kansas City Chiefs at Arrowhead Stadium.

Quarterback Daniel Jones speaks with the media following the Colts' 33-30 loss in overtime to the Kansas City Chiefs at Arrowhead Stadium.

DeForest Buckner and Sauce Gardner speak with the media following the Colts' overtime loss to the Kansas City Chiefs in Week 2.

Colts head coach Shane Steichen says that wide receiver Ashton Dulin (ankle) is the only player being ruled out Friday. Heading into Sunday, Steichen says the Colts need to make sure their quick starts on offense last throughout the entire game. Finally, he shares his analysis of the Chiefs defense, especially the new faces in the secondary.

Defensive tackle DeForest Buckner believes the Colts have responded well in practice to adjustments made on the heels of a 41-23 loss to the Baltimore Ravens. Buckner reflects on the alignment issues the defense had in Week 1, and how having a linebacker wear the green dot can help fix them. Then, running back Jonathan Taylor breaks down what went wrong with the fumble he had against the Ravens, as well as the stellar blocks from the offensive line. Taylor also shares how he and the rest of the team can combat the loud environment in Kansas City. Buckner and Taylor also look ahead to Sunday Night Football against the Chiefs, and their takeaways from Patrick Mahomes and Kenneth Walker III's big night Monday.

Colts head coach Shane Steichen shares that the green dot will be moved from safety Cam Bynum to linebacker Akeem Davis-Gaither for Week 2 against Kansas City. Steichen explains the reasoning behind the decision, and what Davis-Gaither can do with the role. He also dives into challenges that the Colts may face Sunday night, especially Chiefs running back Kenneth Walker III, who had an explosive Chiefs debut in Week 1 against the Denver Broncos. Finally, he talks about the crowd noise at Arrowhead Stadium and hlw that could present a communication challenge.

Colts quarterback Daniel Jones on Wednesday looked ahead to Sunday Night Football against the Kansas City Chiefs and emphasized the importance of finding success on first and second down against an aggressive defense. Jones also put into perspective the Colts' Week 1 struggles and what he and the Colts' offense is doing to fix those.

Tight end Tyler Warren shares the learning opportunities a primetime game against a team like the Chiefs can present, and what he learned from the loss against Kansas City last season. Then, cornerback Cam Taylor-Britt details his excitement to return to the field after serving a one-game suspension. He also breaks down what he's observed from the Chiefs in the offseason and in Week 1, and how that has impacted his preparation for the Sunday night showdown.

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 head coach Shane Steichen breaks down what he saw on the tape of Week 1 against the Baltimore Ravens and reveals his biggest takeaways from watching it. He's confident that all three phases of the game can and will improve throughout a good week of practice leading into Sunday Night Football against the Kansas City Chiefs. Finally, Steichen shares what the Colts can do to sustain offensive success on first drives.

First, wide receiver Keenan Allen opens up about learning the Colts' offensive playbook and how he's adjusted to playing with a new team. Then, he shares what he's learned over the years after big Week 1 losses, and how he's bounced back. Cornerback Charvarius Ward Sr. then shares what the defense can do going forward to be set in formation each play. Finally, he goes into his decision to wear the guardian cap this season.

Jonathan Taylor and Sauce Gardner speak with the media following the Colts' loss to the Baltimore Ravens in Week 1.

Head coach Shane Steichen speaks with the media following the Colts' 43-21 loss to the Baltimore Ravens during the 2026 home opener.

Quarterback Daniel Jones speaks with the media following the Colts' 43-21 loss to the Baltimore Ravens during the 2026 home opener.

Ahead of Sunday's Week 1 game against the Baltimore Ravens, Colts head coach Shane Steichen reveals the Colts have a clean injury report. He provides updates on wide receiver Alec Pierce and the growth he's seen from the veteran since his return from injury. Steichen also reflects on his memories of 9/11 as the 25th commemoration takes place Friday. Finally, he speaks on what separates teams who make the playoffs and those who don't.

Coming off of neck surgery, defensive tackle DeForest Buckner is eager to get back on the playing field. The veteran explains how, throughout his recovery, his family pushed him through the dark days and convinced him to keep going. Then, running back Jonathan Taylor shares how he hopes the Colts can replicate the early successes of the 2025 season and what it would mean to win his first NFL playoff game. He also dives into the running backs he admired as a teenager, and the chip on his shoulder he had playing high school football in New Jersey.

Colts head coach Shane Steichen explained how Indianapolis can combat two legendary play makers in Derrick Henry and Lamar Jackson in Sunday's season opener against the Baltimore Ravens. Steichen also shares why this year's team has him more fired up than previous years, and how they plan to "find a way" to win any game in a year of urgency. Finally, Steichen describes his admiration for the resilience of quarterback Daniel Jones and defensive tackle  DeForest Buckner in how each came back from their respective injuries.

Quarterback Daniel Jones details his excitement to return to the playing field for Sunday's season opener against the Baltimore Ravens. Jones also shares the chemistry and trust he's developed with his receivers, especially newcomer Keenan Allen. Finally, he talks about the work he's put in since December to get to a place he feels 100% and ready to play again.

Colts CB Sauce Gardner and TE Tyler Warren explain how the team is shifting focus to preparation for the season opener against the Baltimore Ravens. Gardner shares how the Colts defense is using the week of practice to make adjustments for Lamar Jackson and the Ravens offense. Warren explains how the offense is carrying momentum built throughout training camp with Daniel Jones ahead into the regular season.

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.