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“We have got to raise our standard,” Steichen told reporters Wednesday. “It starts with myself, everything. We have got to be better. I told the guys today, man, we have got to play for each other. We have got to play together and attack every single day to get better so we can play a complementary football game.”
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“I think everything was kind of clicking there and those are hard to come by sometimes in this league, but the guys up front offensively were just rolling,” Colts head coach Shane Steichen said.
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The dynamic backfield duo featuring Taylor and Richardson combined for 288 of Indy’s single-game record-breaking 335 rushing yards against the Titans. It was the most rushing yards the tandem has ever accumulated together and the most rushing yards any NFL team has collected this season.
Despite having perhaps the best draw down the home stretch any NFL team could ask for, Indianapolis (7-9) failed to take advantage of its weak schedule to remain in the AFC playoff race.
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"Any chance you get to represent your team in another event where other people are doing the same, it is meaningful," Taylor told reporters Thursday.
Another disappointing season concludes with the Colts out of the playoffs and an aging signal caller on his farewell tour.
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Ballard will soon be drilled with questions from reporters regarding Richardson, Steichen, the next defensive coordinator, the results of his ‘run it back’ campaign, avoiding improvement through free agency, along with the lack of production from his draft class. The Stampede Blue community can relay some of the questions fans want answered at Ballard’s end-of-season presser in the comments section.
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"But the No. 1 thing we have to figure out, and what Anthony’s got to work through, is staying healthy," Ballard said. "Like he’s got to be able to stay healthy. And that to me, is probably the biggest question right now, because now we’re going on two seasons in a row where he’s dealt with injuries. So, that’s the first thing. And then No. 2, being consistent, getting consistent down after down, play after play."
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"When things are going well, everybody’s going to be on board," Anarumo said. "Everybody’s pulling the rope (in) the same direction. It’s in those challenging times where we are 4-8. Not playing great and the leadership in the room, guys that we’ve been to war with, whether it’s a playoff game, a preseason game, whatever it may be, we would not allow anybody to let go of the rope."
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