
Indiana Colts defensive tackle DeForest Buckner expressed frustration after another disappointing season, criticizing the team’s repeated playoff struggles despite high expectations. The Colts entered the 2020 NFL draft with hopes of completing their roster by trading a first-round pick, but they’ve failed to return to the postseason since falling in the wild-card round that year.
Buckner, visibly emotional following a loss to a Titans team that had started 0-5 before winning one game, called out the team’s lack of progress. He emphasized the need for self-criticism and accountability, stating that every player must evaluate their performance and identify areas for improvement.
While Buckner reaffirmed his confidence in coach Shane Steichen and general manager Chris Ballard, his remarks underscored growing impatience with the franchise’s stagnation.

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