"This is who Jordon Hudson thinks she is": NFL fans react after cameras spot Carlie Irsay-Gordon jotting pointers on sidelines as Colts climb to 7-1 

Indianapolis Colts owner and CEO Carlie Irsay-Gordon has been making headlines for her hands-on approach. Sunday’s win was no different.

As the Colts improved to 7-1, the best record in the NFL through Week 8, she was on the sidelines with a notepad in hand, jotting down points.

The clip went viral on X and NFL fans shared their takes.

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"She wrote "JT (Jonathan Taylor) is so fu**ing good," one fan wrote. "This is who Jordon Hudson thinks she is," a fan commented.

Jordan Hudson is ex-Patriots coach Bill Belichick’s girlfriend. She is referred to as the Chief Operating Officer of Belichick Productions, the media company behind his podcast, "Coach."

"She's jotting down who to give Christmas bonuses to," one fan said. "An owner that cares is an owner that wins," another fan wrote.

More NFL shared their opinions.

"Ever since she decided to be on that Colts HC a*s , he's been coaching good games," another fan said. "Indy being micromanaged is helping them be a winner in their division," one fan tweeted. "Jerry jones should be taking notes," a fan wrote.

Meanwhile, fans also dropped their reactions on Instagram.

"I heard she's actually playing sudoku," another fan wrote. "I bet the paper blank lmao," one fan said. "Running back guy good - give money," another fan tweeted.

Source: (Via Instagram/ @NFL)

The Colts defeated the Titans 38-14 at Lucas Oil Stadium.

Irsay-Gordon became the CEO and principal owner of the team following the death of her father, Jim Irsay, in May. She has been active in the organization for years, serving as vice chair and owner since 2012.

Her sisters, Casey Foyt and Kalen Jackson, also hold executive roles.

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Cam Newton makes feelings known on Carlie Irsay-Gordon's leadership

Former NFL quarterback Cam Newton praised Indianapolis Colts owner and CEO Carlie Irsay-Gordon.

He discussed on Sunday how Irsay-Gordon is helping shape the Colts’ culture.

“I’ve been seeing Carlie make her presence felt,” Newton said (0:52), via the "4th and 1" podcast. “Not a lot of times do head coaches want the involvement of upper management because they may feel they’re being micromanaged. But if I’m paying you, you don’t get to tell me how I should run my team.”

Newton added that Irsay-Gordon is an example of an owner who does not just stay behind the scenes but helps build the team’s bigger vision. He also asked a bigger question about women in football.

“Do we need more women in football?" Newton said. "Does a woman’s presence provide a different element to not just football but to sports, a male-dominated commodity that we probably didn’t even know we needed?”

Indianapolis will be back in action on Sunday to face the Pittsburgh Steelers, who are looking to bounce back after losing to the Packers.

Edited by Victor Ramon Galvez