That is rarely the case at all in the NFL, as offenses need to be continously adjusting. Steichen’s first season was exactly that, as with a lackluster supporting cast, and an injury to the starting quarterback,

Indianapolis Colts head coach Shane Steichen thought that quarterback Anthony Richardson played “pretty darn well” against the Lions.

Shane Steichen had a problem on his hands. Maybe a few. He showed up to the Colts facility at the crack of dawn on a Monday morning with his team at 4-6, fresh off its first blowout loss,