Head coach Shane Steichen begins with ruling out cornerback Sauce Gardner, tight end Tyler Warren and wide receiver Anthony Gould for Week 7 against the Minnesota Vikings. Steichen also provides brief updates on linebackers CJ Allen and Bryce Boettcher, as well as punter Rigoberto Sanchez. Steichen also shares how the Colts have worked to combat the loud environment in Minnesota.

Colts running back Jonathan Taylor and defensive tackle DeForest Buckner on Thursday fielded questions from the media about the dismissal of general manager Chris Ballard and how each player is responding to the circumstances now facing their team. Both players also were asked for their feelings on the upcoming NFL trade deadline and how they're staying focused on the task at hand in Sunday's game against the undefeated Minnesota Vikings.

Head coach Shane Steichen previews the Colts' upcoming matchup against the Minnesota Vikings, who boast a 5-0 record and one of the best defenses in the league. Steichen then shares what his conversation with players, specifically team leaders, have been like the last two days. Finally, Steichen dives into where he thinks growth can and will take place, starting with the locker room.

Quarterback Daniel Jones describes the challenge the Colts offense will face on Sunday as they prepare for the Minnesota Vikings. Jones reflects on his time in the Vikings organization and familiarity with the defensive scheme from his experience late in the 2024 season. Jones also describes how preparation in practice and improved in-game execution will improve the team's efficiency and turnover margin.

Cornerback Sauce Gardner and safety Cam Bynum assess the responsibility within the locker room as the team looks to respond after dropping back-to-back games. Gardner provides an update on a calf injury that impacted his availability in week six. Bynum shares his experience playing in Minnesota as the Colts prepare to face the Vikings in week seven. Bynum describes how sharing time with Justin Jefferson early in his career impacted his approach and how that challenge elevated his play.

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.

Colts head coach Shane Steichen reacts to the organization's decision to part ways with general manager Chris Ballard, discusses preparations for Week 7 against the Vikings, provides an injury update on Sauce Gardner and lastly shares how he plans to keep the team focused following a significant change within the building.

Head coach Shane Steichen speaks with the media following the Colts' 26-20 loss to the Tennessee Titans during Week 6 of the 2026 NFL season.

Quarterback Daniel Jones speaks with the media following the Colts' 26-20 loss to the Tennessee Titans during Week 6 of the 2026 NFL season.

Colts head coach Shane Steichen rules out wide receiver Ashton Dulin and linebacker Jaylon Carlies for Week 6 against the Tennessee Titans. Steichen then details what happened with wide receiver Darius Slayton, who was released Friday. Finally, he briefly previews Sunday's game, including what makes Titans defensive tackle Jeffrey Simmons so good and what it's been like watching Simmons and Colts guard Quenton Nelson battle each year.

Running back Jonathan Taylor dives into his hopes to increase his explosive plays, as he has averaged just 3.9 yards per carry this season and he echoes head coach Shane Steichen's sentiment of playing complimentary football. Then, defensive tackle DeForest Buckner shares what is bothering him most defensively at this point in the season, and how the unit can improve the turnover numbers that have been put up so far.

Colts head coach Shane Steichen shares what he thinks veteran linebacker Germaine Pratt could add to the Colts defense, both on and off the field, shares how he hopes to unlock running back Jonathan Taylor and points to two main areas of improvement he hopes to focus on this week and beyond.

Quarterback Daniel Jones shares his observations of how opposing defenses have attacked wide receiver Josh Downs this season, especially on third downs. Jones is aware that the Colts need to get running back Jonathan Taylor going, and the offense is hoping to get the looks to do so. Jones previews the Colts upcoming divisional matchup against the winless Tennessee Titans in Week 6, as well as what he's seen out of previous defenses led by Titans head coach Robert Saleh in the past.

Safety Cam Bynum details what taking accountability looks like on the field, aside from what is said in the locker room. Bynum says the Colts have great practices throughout the week, and is hoping to carry that energy into Sunday against the Tennessee Titans. Bynum also details the need to force more turnovers and how he hopes to get that number up. Then, newly-signed veteran linebacker Germaine Pratt explains how his experience with Lou Anarumo and the Colts could benefit the defense. Even in a practice squad capacity, Pratt shares how his knowledge of the system and his experience could benefit the Colts linebacking unit as it looks to establish consistency.

Offensive coordinator Jim Bob Cooter discusses Josh Downs' role on offense and how he's seen defenses cover him that may be different from previous seasons. Cooter also touches on running back Jonathan Taylor's production on offense and what the offensive coaching staff can do to get him back over 100 yards. Similar to Downs, Cooter has noticed defenses have approached Taylor in a more aggressive way. He also shares his observations of the Steelers defense in Week 5. Cooter was really happy with how Jalen Travis handled TJ Watt, who is widely regarded as one of the best defensive players in the league.

Defensive coordinator Lou Anarumo shares his thoughts on how the Colts defense has performed the last couple weeks, as well as how players have taken accountability for mistakes. Anarumo details the tackling issues he's seen and how the defense can fix those heading into the rest of the season. Anarumo highlights how the defense locked down Steelers wide receiver DK Metcalf and tight end Darnell Washington, but is aware that collectively, not enough was done. The biggest thing he thinks the defense needs to improve on: allowing explosive plays.

Special teams coordinator Brian Mason continues to be impressed by kicker Spencer Shrader's performance each week, and says Shrader is fully cleared to resume his regular kicking schedule after sustaining a groin injury in warm ups during Week 3. Mason has seen improvement from returner Anthony Gould each week as well. Although the special teams unit has been playing very well, there are a couple of things Mason hopes to clean up in practices this week.

After reviewing the Week 5 loss, Shane Steichen emphasized the need to improve tackling and force more turnovers. He was encouraged by the offense's ability to move the ball and Daniel Jones' decision-making and ball security, but said the team must clean up mistakes ahead of Week 6 vs. the Titans.

Josh Downs shares how defenses are covering him, the effect of Alec Pierce's absence and lessons learned from the Colts' red zone struggles. Cam Bynum discusses tackling, forcing turnovers and the urgency to improve defensively heading into Week 6.

Colts head coach Shane Steichen breaks down what went wrong for the Colts in a 34-22 loss to the Pittsburgh Steelers. He details the struggle the Colts had in the red zone after only punching the ball in once. Steichen was impressed with how the Steelers shut down Colts running back Jonathan Taylor, as well as how Steelers quarterback Aaron Rodgers was so effective. Finally, Steichen highlights Daniel Jones' day, and how the Colts improved in turnovers from previous weeks.

Colts quarterback Daniel Jones shares what made it so difficult for the Colts to get the ball in the end zone Sunday, as the offense scored one touchdown on the day. Jones also shares the consequences of wide receiver Alec Pierce's injury, and how the Colts need to find other opportunities to get the ball downfield. Jones also highlights a big day from tight end Tyler Warren, who finished with 83 receiving yards and one rushing touchdown.

Colts RB Jonathan Taylor broke down what he saw as the biggest problems the Colts encountered in their Week 5 loss to the Pittsburgh Steelers, highlighted by the offense only scoring one touchdown on three trips to the red zone.

Head coach Shane Steichen provides injury updates ahead of Sunday's matchup with the Steelers, discusses Sauce Gardner's accountability and growth after Week 4, and explains how the Colts have prepared for wet conditions in Pittsburgh. He also addresses Owner and CEO Carlie Irsay-Gordon's sideline presence and the passing of Pro Football Hall of Famer and former Chicago Bears head coach Mike Ditka.