With volunteer off -season programs underway for Indianapolis coltsHead coach Shane Steichen met the media on Tuesday.
In case you have missed it, here are the strengths of interview.
– “There are a lot of good players in this project,” said Steichen. THE Foal are finalizing everything with the project almost here.
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– “You must have a vision for the player you are going to write. You must know how you will use it,” said Steichen being aligned with Chris Ballard during the project process. Adding that in their evaluation, he must explain how this player would be used in the offensive or defensive patterns of the colts.
– “There is none,” said Steichen when he was asked if he had a calendar when he wishes to appoint a leaving quarter. “It will really be summed up to who is the most consistent.”
-Steichen mentions that, beyond the overall coherence he wants to see, the daily process that each quarter-rear crosses, taking care of football, making good decisions and being able to move the offense on the ground are other aspects that will be assessed.
– Steichen says he met Richardson for about half an hour and had a “very good conversation”. Steichen added: “He is delighted to go and compete.”
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– A great point of accent on the colts in 2025 will play complementary football, which Steichen said that they had not done well last year.
– “Obviously, we seek to add a tight end of passes, perhaps,” said Steichen when he was undergoing the offensive. He likes a lot of players they already have and have mentioned the need for more competition on the offensive line. “We have a core of basic players who are really good.”
– The consistency and the possibility of moving the ball to the field will be priority on the splashing games at the quarter-tree. “It will be fun to see how everything is going.”
– “It shows the tenacity and the granularity you want in your team,” said Steichen about Michael Pittman playing a back injury last season.
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– “This is something we are working on at the moment,” said Steichen about the assessment where Matt Goncalves will align.
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