What Steichen had to say after Colts' devastating loss vs. Titans

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It's only Week 6, but it feels like the Indianapolis Colts' 2026 season is already hanging in the balance.

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Following a second-half collapse to the Tennessee Titans, in which a two-score lead evaporated quickly, the Colts now find themselves 2-4 on the season.

Turnovers and mistakes in several phases contributed to the disappointing outcome.

"Extremely disappointing," Shane Steichen said afterward, via The Athletic's James Boyd. "We got a lot to fix and we got to fix it in a hurry. The turnovers continue to be an issue. We gotta handle that better. We can't have punts blocked, we can't give up a (punt) return, we got a lot to clean up and we gotta fix it in a hurry."

Turnovers were again a problem for Daniel Jones, who threw two interceptions -- one of which took points off the board in the first half with the Colts in the red zone and the other ended with a Titans' field goal.

The special teams unit also gave up a big punt return that set up the Titans with a short field and led to an eventual touchdown. A blocked punt gifted Tennessee six more points.

In addition to that, the offensive line unit struggled to keep Jones clean, while the pass rush couldn't get after Cam Ward. The Colts again struggled in the red zone.

"Like I said, we have to get a lot fixed," said Steichen. "We jump out to a lead, we can't hold on to the lead. We have to score in the red zone. I thought our defense did a really good job in the first half, but again, turnovers, special teams, blocked punt, and a huge (punt) return. We had some PI calls down there, a lot of things that we have to fix."

Things won't be getting any easier for the Colts, who have the 5-0 Vikings and 4-2 Jaguars on the schedule the next two weeks.

"I think the biggest thing is you can't quit in this league," added Steichen. "You don't quit on anything. We're 2-4 right now, we got a huge game coming up, we got a lot to fix in a hurry, and we'll be ready to go for Minnesota."

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