Colts' Daniel Jones impressed by owner Carlie Irsay-Gordon's gameday headset routine, hands-on approach

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She’s been doing it for quite some time now, but given the Indianapolis Colts' 8-2 record this season, owner Carlie Irsay-Gordon has gone viral numerous times this year for her gameday ritual.

Irsay-Gordon, the daughter of the late Jim Irsay, is often seen on the Colts' sideline wearing a headset, writing on her notepad and taking in everything that unfolds over 60 minutes of play. It’s a hands-on approach rarely seen from owners on gameday, yet Irsay-Gordon has made it a point for years.

Daniel Jones, who joined the team this past offseason, has gotten to experience how Irsay-Gordon runs the organization, and he’s come away impressed — especially with her gameday routine.

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Owner and CEO Carlie Irsay-Gordon (R) watches during the NFL Preseason 2025 game between Green Bay Packers and Indianapolis Colts at Lucas Oil Stadium on Aug. 16, 2025, in Indianapolis, Indiana. (Michael Hickey/Getty Images)

"It’s neat for sure," he told Fox News Digital while discussing his work with FedEx’s "Power Move" campaign, fresh off the team’s eighth win of the season. "Just her attention to detail, her interest in how hard she works in understanding every facet of the organization. Obviously, the play on the field, the game plan, the scheme, kind of all that goes into that. She takes a lot of time and makes a lot of effort to get to know that, really, really understand it.

"I know she’s said stuff in the past and how important it is for her to understand all of it as she leads the organization. But, yeah, I think