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Stephen A. Smith Slams Colts Owner After Loss

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Stephen A. Smith Slams Colts Owner After Loss

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Colts owner Carlie Irsay-Gordon has drawn attention for roaming the sidelines during games, listening to coaching communications and taking notes. Former NFL quarterback Jim McMahon criticized the practice, arguing that an owner should not involve herself in game-day decisions. ESPN commentator Stephen A. Smith also faulted Irsay-Gordon amid Indianapolis’ 2-6 start, urging her to make further changes and questioning why coach Shane Steichen remained in place after general manager Chris Ballard was fired. Former Colts center Jeff Saturday pushed back, noting that the firing was already a significant move.

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