Behind the Colts - Episode 1: "Are You All In?" | Inside Shane Steichen's First Season 

Capitalize the “G” in God brother man

​@@emontej22only if it applies to him talking about an actual "god." Not when using the word god to describe somebody. Also, who the hell cares?

@@emontej22get over yourself 🤡

@@emontej22get over yourself, also, it’s not your place to tell people how they should or choose to worship. 👍🏻

It's about Shane not anything else guys no worries we got him he isn't going anywhere soon trust that go Colt's Nation

Wow, didn't notice that the first time. He really gave us his all. He's a short tenured Colt, but a good one.

He should’ve known better, give the ball to your best player and not 3rd stringers

That probably wasn’t his call you know? It was more likely Shane’s. None of us thought we’d get that far last year so instead of pointing out what he did wrong let’s highlight the things he did well.

@@Mononroadmasterwe had them beat, it was the perfect play after running jt 3 plays in a row we tricked them it was just a bad connection between goodson and minshew thats all it was we had the game won just needed 7

I really liked Gardner, he was a good soldier and a helleva Backup QB.

If we actually get a defense

@@dreadedking24Colts were top 5 in sacks last year. We also re-signed all of our key guys on defense. The only weakness on defense we need to address is secondary. We use our #15 on a top end CB in the draft and sign a veteran safety in FA we should field a better defense this upcoming season. The draft is deep with CB talent in the first two rounds and there are a lot of QB needy teams so fully expect for us to get our CB and WR with the first two picks. You also have to consider that guys like JuJu Brents will develop in the secondary.

@@dreadedking24 defense isnt really the problem, its inconsistent play calling and numerous injuries to key players. That and not addressing the roster needs during the offseason

What makes you feel like that?

Defense will be fine we just struggled with injuries and rookies which all should take a step plus adding talent in draft regardless of defense and offense. Plus as good as Richardson can be which I believe he will put coach just one of those young good minds of the newer coaches just watching his play calling his very smart. He’s the real reason I believe him and AR is gonna be truly special. AR just needs to stay healthy

Texans improved drastically this off-season. Colts have stayed the same. We're going to get slapped. Our secondary is horrendous

I was tearing up when he thanked his wife at the press conference. Freaking love this guy.

Not just any... big name.

Steichen went 9-8 with a backup QB 3/4 of the year on the brink of winning the division.. if you really can't tell the dramatic change in culture and play calling from Reich to Steichen then I don't know what to tell ya...

@@Jared_Schneider88 Reich did better than that his first year. Minshew is a high end back up, and the team played a soft schedule.

@@Quinn37 Reich also had a prime Andrew Luck as his QB.. Minshew was a pretty average backup, most certainly not high end.. Turning a 4 win team from the previous season w/ a 20 year old rookie QB and average backup QB on the brink of winning the division for the first time since 2014 in his first season as the coach is pretty damn impressive, if Minshew and Woodson connect on the 4th and 1 play call, Steichen is likely winning COTY in his first season..

@@Jared_Schneider88 that 4 win team had Matt Ryan at QB. Going from Ryan to Minshew was significant. And yes Minshew is one of the better backups. Not to mention the schedule was soft. Steichan may prove to be a fine coach, but he's done nothing special yet.

@@Jared_Schneider88 not to mention, If Steichan hadn't taken his best player off the field on 4th down, they might have beaten Houston. If Reich had made that move, and thrown to Woodson, the fans would have crucified him.

I was just thinking… this is the time of year to get the guys capable of making the plays that keep that final play from happening…or that win enough close games to keep a single play in Week 17 from being for the entire season. Cap space, extra (lower) draft picks, and 15 defensive linemen don’t contend for or win championships. Give Shane the playmakers at the positions that matter and let that man work!

Lol he gave out $220 mil in new contracts already, he's only got about $15 mil in cap space left, and he's not done yet either. What more does he have to do?

@@marvinstheman88 calm down, yes it's good that we have re-signed our own players, but the Colts absolutely need to add a veteran or two at CB or Safety. Hopefully he does it, there's still time, but it's not looking promising.

@@marvinstheman88I said it already. Give Shane the playmakers he needs and let that man work. We re-sign our own every year, and most years the season ending press conference acknowledges in some way that a known need was not sufficiently addressed. I didn’t say he hasn’t done anything- I said he needs to add playmakers. Which he does. He’s drafted four corners of note-three didn’t work and one mostly lost his rookie year to injuries. (Not Ballard’s fault, but also no reason to assume that standing pat is the best way to go.). Record with safeties is better, but not much. The secondary was toasted all year, and mostly for naught because the centerpiece (Brents) barely played and no safety really stepped up. If we couldn’t use the whole defensive playbook because of the youth in the secondary, either change the scheme or change the personnel. Don’t bring everybody back and expect things to magically improve just because of the passage of time. I know he’s not finished and there is a lot of time left in the off-season. I also know that the Gilmore signing and some others happened later in free agency. But if past is prologue, there is reason for concern. We have all seen this movie before, and I’m tired of watching it. It’s year 8 and it’s time to see some changes based on all the lessons we keep being told are learned. I like Ballard and defend him frequently because his approach mostly mirrors Polian’s. And I actually like the offseason we’ve had so far. But hoarding cap space and stockpiling draft picks for nice (but not great) players isn’t working. And it won’t.

Thank goodness he is, then.

Been a fan since childhood and I’m 40 now but I couldn’t agree more! Ballard’s way of doing things has led to mediocre play for years! Enough with the Luck excuse enough is enough is enough! If we don’t win the AFC south and play in a home playoff game…Ballard’s gotta go