Shane Steichen: I could have done a better job calling plays in the fourth quarter

Colts head coach Shane Steichen is facing scrutiny for his play-calling following the team's 23-20 overtime loss to the Chiefs. The Colts squandered a 20-9 lead entering the fourth quarter, failing to secure a first down on their final four possessions. This allowed Kansas City to mount a comeback. Steichen, who calls the team's offensive plays, was questioned about his decisions during a Monday press conference. In the fourth quarter, after a Jonathan Taylor run, Steichen opted for eight consecutive pass plays, resulting in minimal yardage and consuming only 3:14 of the clock. Reflecting on the final drive of regulation, Steichen admitted he could have made better choices, particularly in running the ball to manage the clock. In overtime, the Colts opened with a drive but failed to convert on third down, leading to a punt that set up the Chiefs' game-winning field goal. With upcoming games against the Texans and Jaguars, the Colts are under pressure to address these issues