With quarterback Daniel Jones behind center, the Colts have become the league’s top offense, entering Week 8 ranked No. 1 in points and No. 2 in total yards.

The Colts were 3-for-3 on fourth downs, why coach Shane Steichen kept going for it and how the team converted them

The Indianapolis Colts have taken the NFL by storm this year. Head coach Shane Steichen has revived Daniel Jones' career but also gave praise to running back Jonathan Taylor in a major way.

Colts running back Jonathan Taylor has taken a liking to scoring touchdowns in bunches this season.

Alec Pierce caught five passes for 98 yards on Sunday, including a 48-yard bomb, but it was the last catch that meant the most to him

What Mitchell brings, however, is an impressive combination of speed and route running, allowing him to make an impact at all levels of the field. Skill set-wise, Mitchell adds a unique skill set to the Colts' offense, but consistency continues to be what he is chasing.

Indianapolis Colts head coach Shane Steichen walks the sideline during the game Sunday, Oct. 12, 2025, against the Arizona Cardinals at Lucas Oil Stadium in Indianapolis. / Mykal McEldowney/IndyStar / USA TODAY NETWORK via Imagn Images

Leading the Indianapolis Colts to one of the better records in the NFL this season, their head coach is a current candidate for an award.

Prior to Wednesday's practice, head coach Shane Steichen announced that Riley Leonard would again fill that role in Week 7 with Anthony Richardson on injured reserve. Along with Leonard as a backup option behind Daniel Jones, the Colts recently signed Brett Rypien to the practice squad.

The Indianapolis Colts finally got a win in Los Angeles, where Coach Shane Steichen paid his dues before now directing the NFL's best scoring offense.