Former Indianapolis Colts punter Pat McAfee didn't hold back his criticism of his former team following their elimination from playoff contention after a loss to the New York Giants. The Colts' performance, marked by turnovers and a porous defense, drew McAfee's ire on social media.

McAfee's online post highlighted what he perceived as systemic issues within the Colts organization, including questionable work ethic, lack of preparation, and a general lack of professionalism. He specifically pointed to quarterback Anthony Richardson leaving the field mid-game due to fatigue as a glaring example of the team's problems.

McAfee argued that such behavior from a franchise quarterback is unacceptable and indicative of a deeper cultural issue within the team. He contrasted this with the Colts' storied past, emphasizing the disconnect between the current team and the franchise's legacy of greatness. He also addressed those who had criticized him for his earlier assessment of Richardson, suggesting that his concerns had been validated by the team's performance. McAfee even announced that he would not be renewing his season tickets, a symbolic gesture of his disappointment.

While expressing his hope for the Colts' eventual return to success, McAfee didn't shy away from expressing his frustration with what he saw as a squandered season. He lamented the wasted opportunities, talent, and resources, concluding that he hadn't "seen a group waste opportunities/talent/money more than this group."