The Indianapolis Colts' offense was nearly flawless against the Los Angeles Chargers as Shane Steichen called the shots.

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Shane Steichen has orchestrated a juggernaut of an Indianapolis Colts offense, and it ranks among the best he's seen.

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.

In the midst of Jones’ mic-drop answer – “Sounds like y’all didn’t know much…” he began – included a single word that rang through the team’s W. 56 th Street practice facility this week. Not a secret weapon. Nothing scheme-related or a singular player or side of the ball or play. “We have a lot of confidence,” Jones said simply.

Legendary Chargers tight end Antonio Gates was given his Hall of Fame ring at halftime as part of the team’s alumni weekend, a weekend that brought dozens of Chargers greats to SoFi Stadium to be recognized.

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.

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