INDIANAPOLIS -- So many times during Shane Steichen's first season as head coach of the Indianapolis Colts, he demonstrated an ability to find answers. First, he discovered a way to get a team coming off a 4-win season full of controversies to buy fully ...

Former Indianapolis Colts center and interim head coach Jeff Saturday has slammed current boss Shane Steichen for his inability to develop quarterback Anthony Richardson. The 22-year-old has been considered the future of the franchise since making his breakthrough in 2023 but has struggled to make an impact in the new season and subsequently lost his place in the team.

Former Indianapolis Colts' center and interim head coach Jeff Saturday, who is now with ESPN, made an appearance on the 'Dominique Foxworth Show' and was asked about how the team has handled the benching of quarterback Anthony Richardson.

Colts head coach Shane Steichen has not been able to recreate the offensive magic this year that helped convince Indianapolis to hire him and took the team to the brink of a surprising playoff berth last season.

Kevin O'Connell said he assumed it had been a rough week for Anthony Richardson and that he wanted to let him know he still had strong support both inside and outside the Colts organization.

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It may have been a tough few weeks for Anthony Richardson, but some people still believe in him, and that accounts for opposing teams. After the Indianapolis Colts faced the Minnesota Vikings, head coach Kevin O’Connell found Richardson and gave him some encouraging words moving forward that the NFL audio caught.