The Colts hoped benching Anthony Richardson and turning to Joe Flacco would provide immediate returns, but the move has already backfired.

The Colts will continue to stick with 39-year-old Joe Flacco as the team’s starting quarterback against the Bills this week despite an ugly offensive performance in Sunday night’s 21-13 loss to the Vikings on NBC’s “Sunday Night Football.

Following an abysmal performance by the Indianapolis Colts offense on Sunday night football, head coach Shane Steichen was asked if Joe Flacco will remain the starting quarterback. "Right now, yes," Steichen said after the game via ESPN's Stephen Holder.

The former Indianapolis Colts punter was excited last week after they made Joe Flacco the starting quarterback over Anthony Richardson. But after Sunday night's rough performance in a loss to the Minnesota Vikings,

Joe Flacco keeps the job as QB1 of the Colts for "right now" despite the Indianapolis offense scoring six points at Minnesota on Sunday night. Flacco started in the primetime

The Colts say Joe Flacco gives them the best chance. But by not giving him stars to throw to, they can't recreate what was already so improbable.

Despite a very rough showing on Sunday Night Football, the Colts are turning to Joe Flacco for at least another start.