Stephen Holder, a journalist for ESPN since 2022, covers the Indianapolis Colts and the NFL, having won awards for column writing and explanatory journalism. Despite a lackluster performance in Joe Flacco’s first game as starting quarterback for the Colts, Coach Shane Steichen confirmed Flacco will remain as QB1, despite the team’s offensive struggles in a 21-13 loss to the Minnesota Vikings, with Flacco completing 16 passes for 179 yards and one interception. The decision to start Flacco over Anthony Richardson, known for his deep-ball throws and running ability, impacted the team’s offensive performance, resulting in season lows in points, yards, and first downs, highlighting the need for adjustments moving forward.
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