Adam Schefter Unveils Surprising Colts Stat That Could Change the NFL Landscape After Week 2

Can you believe this? The Indianapolis Colts have somehow flipped the script so hard that, after two games, they haven’t punted once — a feat never before seen in the Super Bowl era. Now, hold on a second. Is this just a fluke, or have they finally stumbled onto something truly special? Enter Daniel Jones, a quarterback who many wrote off after a rocky run in New York, but under Shane Steichen’s sharp leadership, he’s suddenly the Colts’ brightest spark. Watching Cam Bynum and the defense light up the field at Lucas Oil Stadium, you get the sense something’s brewing here — a bold new chapter after years of quarterback woes. It’s early yet, but could this be the breakthrough Colts fans have been yearning for? I’m already itching to see if they can keep this momentum rolling or if history will remind us why patience is a virtue in Indy.

The Indianapolis Colts may have finally found their quarterback.

Daniel Jones has taken the league by storm in two games under Shane Steichen’s tutelage, and the Colts are off to a historic start.

As pointed out by ESPN insider Adam Schefter on X, the Colts are doing something that has never been done:

“How about this: the Colts are the first team in the Super Bowl era to not punt in either of their first two games in a season,” Schefter posted on X.

How about this: the Colts are the first team in the Super Bowl era to not punt in either of their first two games in a season. pic.twitter.com/9KRAeLdJLr

— Adam Schefter (@AdamSchefter) September 15, 2025

Perhaps Pat McAfee will want to come out of retirement to run it back with the Colts.

He might even be able to do his show from the sidelines while the offense takes care of business.

All jokes aside, this has been a show of Steichen’s expertise as a play caller and play designer.

He had already shown that he was deserving of the benefit of the doubt after keeping this team in playoff contention with Gardner Minshew at quarterback.

Notably, this also speaks volumes about how poorly and erratically Anthony Richardson performed for this team.

Jones had also struggled for most of his career, which, again, goes to show how things have been done in the Big Apple for years now.

The New York Giants chose to cut ties with him after failing to make the most of his skills.

But just like we’ve seen so many times in this league, sometimes, all it takes is a change of scenery and the right coach and system to bring the best out of a player.

It’s still early, but after years of struggles at the position, the Colts might finally have their guy.

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