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Frank Reich explains what ‘shocked’ him about Stanford’s stinging loss to Hawaii
Frank Reich is glad that he and the Stanford football team have an extra week to prepare for their next nonconference game early next month when the Cardinal travel to Provo to face BYU. As Reich, Stanford’s interim coach,
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Former Colts QB Andrew Luck and head coach Frank Reich's new football endeavor is not off to the start they were hoping for
This college football season, a large portion of Indianapolis Colts fans likely have a soft spot for Stanford University's ...
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Colts' Carlie Irsay-Gordon on QBs Anthony Richardson, Daniel Jones: 'The very expensive question'
Colts owner Carlie Irsay-Gordon answered questions during the third quarter of the Colts' preseason game broadcast. Here's ...
Indianapolis Colts head coach Frank Reich stands on the sideline in the first half of an NFL football game against the New England Patriots, Sunday, Nov. 6, 2022, in Foxborough, Mass. (AP Photo ...
And for five games this season, Frank Reich has been nothing if not safe. Predictable. Colts schedule 2025: Study the Indianapolis Colts week-by-week schedule with times, TV and more. Beatable ...
Frank Reich Says Parris Campbell Is ‘On the Edge’ While Campbell started slowly in the first five weeks of 2022, Colts head coach Frank Reich wasn’t surprised by his breakout performance.
Indianapolis Colts head coach Frank Reich stands on the sideline during the New England Patriots game, Sunday, Nov. 6, 2022, in Foxborough, Massachusetts. (AP Photo/Charles Krupa) ...
And that’s because Reich isn’t going to go for it every time. He might want to, and with the Colts 7-for-7 on fourth-down conversions this year, he admits it can be a tough urge to fight.
After a day to reflect on their season-ending loss to the lowly Jaguars, Colts coach Frank Reich owned the disaster, saying the only option is to learn, grow and ensure it doesn't happen again.
Reich wanted Wentz, which means he’ll have to live with Wentz’s Favrian tendencies and what they occasionally cost his team. The Colts’ new QB hadn’t flashed them often this season.
But Indianapolis head coach Frank Reich insisted when speaking to the media on October 26 that the team is not giving up on the season despite planning to start Ehlinger for the rest of 2022.
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