
Indianapolis Colts supporters are voicing reduced faith in their team following a lopsided defeat to the Baltimore Ravens at Lucas Oil Stadium to open the schedule. Head coach Shane Steichen faces immediate pressure after an end-of-season collapse kept Indianapolis out of the 2025 playoffs despite an 8-2 start, making early turnaround essential.
The Colts next face a Kansas City squad entering Week 2 after defeating the Denver Broncos 31-10 on Monday night behind Patrick Mahomes and Kenneth Walker III, who amassed 173 yards and two scores on the ground. Ahead of the Sunday night contest, Steichen and quarterback Daniel Jones have pinpointed early-down success as a critical focus to stay competitive.
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