The Indinapolis Colts made it official on Tuesday and announced that Lou Anarumo will be the team's next defensive coordinator. HAPPY LOU YEAR! — Indianapolis Colts (@Colts) January 21, 202

The Indianapolis Colts are hiring ex-Cincinnati Bengals defensive coordinator Lou Anarumo as their defensive coordinator, according to multiple reports. Lou Anarumo joins head coach Shane Steichen's staff in Indianapolis after six years on the job in Cincinnati.

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Upon making it official, head coach Shane Steichen made his feelings clear on the hire. “I’m thrilled to add Lou Anarumo as our defensive coordinator,” Steichen proclaimed. The head coach followed up: “With many years of coaching experience ...

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