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As Indianapolis plummets toward its sixth straight year without a playoff berth, their starting quarterback isn't helping matters.

Indianapolis Colts head coach Shane Steichen declined to bench Daniel Jones following a 16-10 loss to the Minnesota Vikings, which dropped the Colts to a 2-5 record. Jones recorded 108 passing yards and threw a late interception, bringing his season tally to 10 turnovers against five total touchdowns. Meanwhile, backup quarterback Anthony Richardson is facing off-field scrutiny after recently being charged with misdemeanor marijuana possession following a traffic stop.
The writer argues that Indianapolis faces a severe quarterback crisis, suggesting Steichen should consider benching Jones while questioning Richardson's decision-making. The defeat also featured two missed field goals from kicker Spencer Shrader and marked the team's eighth consecutive road defeat.
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