GOOD NEWS: The fans are happy to have him back , the former head coach of indianapolis colts.
Starting with the 2022 season, Frank Reich, head coach of the Carolina Panthers, was also head coach of the Indianapolis Colts. He was released go by the Colts nearly exactly a year ago, hence he did not finish his fifth season.
Rebuilding, his Panthers defeated the Houston Texans for their first victory last week, and on Sunday, the Colts will go to Charlotte to play the Panthers and their former coach.
Reich and his tenure in Indianapolis are fond memories for a number on the Colts team today.
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Running back Jonathan Taylor told the media this week, “Yeah, it’s going to be really nice just to go see Coach Frank (Reich).” “Of course, we have business to handle, but you just talk about a great person – that’s Coach Frank.”
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Under Reich, Taylor amassed almost 3,500 yards on the ground in little more than two seasons, rising to prominence among NFL running backs.
Reich led the entire team even though he concentrated on the offensive side of the ball.
“First impressions, ah man,” linebacker Zaire Franklin thought to himself this week. “Just a real person, very humble, competitive, and knowing that he was a Pennsylvanian and a Big-33 graduate like myself. We probably connected early on that, I believe. To tell the truth, I felt that he just lived up to all of my expectations of him.”
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Stopped will be Reich’s offense and rookie quarterback Bryce Young by Franklin and his defense.
Knowing Frank, I’m anticipating a wrinkle or two, just because I know he’s that competitive,” Franklin remarked. Of course, Bryce is capable. Excellent young player; fast release, and he appears to understand what they’re doing well. Of course, they acquired (Adam) Thielen, the seasoned receiver. All year round, he has been writing plays. Though we have our job cut out for us, it presents a welcome challenge.”
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Reich met head coach Shane Steichen early in their careers. The San Diego Chargers employed Steichen as an offensive quality control coach in 2014 and 2015 when Reich served as the offensive coordinator.
“I really do respect Frank,” Steichen declared this week. “Excellent football coach, knowledgeable about the game and even a better person overall. The two years I spent with him in San Diego, I was struck by his leadership qualities and the wisdom he brought from his time as a player. I look forward to seeing him on Sunday and have great respect for him.
