Indianapolis Colts Fire Offensive Line Coach Dave DeGuglielmo

INDIANAPOLIS, IN — The Indianapolis Colts aren't wasting any time making changes to their coaching staff. According to nfl.com, NFL Network's Mike Garafolo reported Tuesday the Colts are firing offensive line coach Dave DeGuglielmo after one season, according to a source. This comes just three days after the Colts lost in the AFC Divisional round against the Kansas City Chiefs, which was a playoff game most Indy fans wouldn't have guessed the team would've earned a spot in after a 1-5 season start.

Letting go of DeGuglielmo is also surprising if you recall this was the team's first season under head coach Frank Reich and other new coaching staff members.

But according to Garafolo, nfl.com reported DeGuglielmo was the only offensive coach hired before the Patriots' Josh McDaniels backed out of his Colts head coach role, and Reich - former Eagles offensive coordinator - wants to bring in his own guy for the spot, but will recommend DeGuglielmo to other teams.

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• Josh McDaniels Withdraws From Indianapolis Colts Head Coach Job
• Colts Hire Eagles OC Frank Reich As New Head Coach

In addition to seeing who Reich brings in, the Colts are also looking ahead to the 2019 NFL Draft, tentatively getting the 26th pick in the first round and then switching between the 27th and 26th picks with the Dallas Cowboys during the other six rounds.

This is a 2018 photo of Dave DeGuglielmo of the Indianapolis Colts NFL football team. This image reflects the Indianapolis Colts active roster as of Tuesday, March 20, 2018 when this image was taken. (AP Photo)