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The Colts continue to struggle to keep healthy wide receivers. They have sent Marcus Johnson to IR after he was injured on a blatantly uncalled personal foul in which he was tackled several yards out of bounds. There is not a “good” way to end up on IR, but this one has to sting for Johnson who was robbed of an opportunity by a cheap play.
We have placed WR Marcus Johnson on IR and signed free agent WR Dontrelle Inman: https://t.co/sX32z30OeQ
We also signed CB D.J. Killings to the...
Colts need to add depth desperately, which players among the league’s practice squads should they consider?
The 2018 season has not gone according to plan for the Indianapolis Colts. After starting the year 1-5 and having a laundry list of players on the injury report week after week, there are a few changes that need to be made. Many fans and writers have proposed exploring the trade market, as many big named players are rumored to be available. That is great in theory but trading in the...
The Colts dropped another game, so it shouldn’t come as a surprise that they’re hanging out at the bottom of everyone’s rankings again this week. There are a lot of reasons for their struggles. Youth and inexperience, injuries, and significant talent gaps at some positions have hampered their success all season.
At some point, you are what your record says you are, and what the Colts record says is that they are one of the worst teams in football. The good news is that the AFC has...
Colts Notebook: Braden Smith To Keep Starting Right Tackle Job | WFNI ESPN 107.5 / 1070 The Fan | Indy's SportsCenter
Following a look at the film, Frank Reich held a conference call after his team’s 42-34 loss to the Jets.
Colts Notebook: Smith's play suggests he has right stuff at tackle | Sports | heraldbulletin.com
Very little has gone to plan for the Colts' offensive line this season. But rookie Braden Smith's play at right tackle has been a pleasant surprise.
Mike Mitchell Rated As Pro...
With Josh Allen in doubt for Sunday after injuring his elbow, Bills coach Sean McDermott said the team will "work through" whether Nathan Peterman or Derek Anderson gets to replace the rookie.
Junior Galette‘s spent the first six games of the season as a free agent, publicly lamenting his misstep in spurning a Redskins offer earlier this offseason. The Colts are taking a look at the veteran edge defender, Adam Schefter of ESPN.com reports (on Twitter), while also examining Thomas Rawls. Galette previously auditioned for the Rams, but the edge rusher-thin juggernaut opted not to sign him over the summer. He missed all of the 2015 and ’16 seasons because of preseason injuries...
Another week, another disappointing loss. The Colts now sit at 1-5, somehow not even nearly out of the divisional race, but also not providing much in the way of hope that they have what it takes to right the ship. Let’s take a look at some of the winners and losers from this week’s game against the New York Jets.
Winners Andrew LuckLet’s take a minute to appreciate how good Andrew Luck has been. The guy is back from what could have been a career ending shoulder injury, and he is...
Now that the dust has settled and we have had a chance to take a look at the Colts week 6 game against the Jets, it is time to take a look at the snap counts and see if there is any information to be gleaned from them. Let’s get to it.
Notes
It was interesting to get a look at the running back snaps with all of the backs healthy. Nyheim Hines got double Marlon Mack’s snaps, and Mack was the next closest RB. This is proving how valuable Hines is as both a runner and as a pass catching...The Colts love their young talent on defense but are searching for answers after forcing just one punt against rookie QB Sam Darnold and the Jets.
Colts paying price for GM's stubbornness during free agency - Indianapolis Colts Blog- ESPN
Chris Ballard's focus on building through the draft and not spending for veteran talent has produced a young, mistake-prone team off to a 1-5 start.
As their season continues to unravel, will the Colts waver on their roster-building plan? – The Athletic
With Indianapolis fielding one of the league's youngest rosters and the smallest payroll, it's difficult for Colts fans to recognize progress with...
Chris Ballard's focus on building through the draft and not spending for veteran talent has produced a young, mistake-prone team off to a 1-5 start.
In my estimation this was easily the most disappointing loss of the season. I know, I predicted a Jets win but I really wanted to be wrong. The Colts were outplayed in all three phases of the game today and that’s what’s so disappointing. In weeks past there was always some bright spot, Darius Leonard or Andrew Luck, the defense played hard and racked up a lot of sacks. Something. Anything. Today’s loss wasn’t like the ones before it. Even still, I’m going to be taking a look at...
The Indianapolis Colts cannot get out of their own way. Four turnovers was simply too much to overcome, and it often will be. The injury situation has become so absurd that Indianapolis finished the game with only two healthy receivers. Tight end Eric Ebron was clearly on a pitch count due to injury.
On the positive end, Andrew Luck was kept fairly clean throughout the entire game. The second half saw Marlon Mack and the ground game come to life. There were a couple of occasions where the...
Jared wraps up the Colts Week 6 loss to the Jets. The title says video in it.
The first half of football was a pretty sad competition between two teams who appeared interested in performing worse than the other. Nothing the Jets did in the first half makes them look like a particularly good football team. Batted balls resulting in touchdowns, fumbles in your own territory. Every advantage the Colts could give the Jets in the first half, they did.
The result is trailing 13-23 going into the half with the chance to kick the ball away to New York to start the second...
If the Indianapolis Colts want to keep hope alive for the 2018 regular season, the team must find a way to win in the Meadowlands. Frankly, the team needs to reel off a convincing win and play a full game on both sides of the ball. It isn’t enough for fans to realize that the team is better than its record. Ultimately, a team’s record will define what they can do and determine any hope of making it into the playoffs.
The good news for Colts fans is that the AFC South is a mess. The...
The Indianapolis Colts will again be without key starters as they face off against the Jets in the Meadowlands.
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— Indianapolis Colts (@Colts) October 14, 2018With Denzelle Good sitting out, Braden Smith will get a second consecutive start at right tackle. Losing Margus Hunt and Denico Autry means that two of starters on the defensive line will have to be replaced. The duo happens to be the strongest interior...
Slumping Colts hope to regain footing at Jets | Colts | heraldbulletin.com
Over the first five weeks of the season, the Colts have repeatedly proven their competitiveness and football character. But it's time to start collecting wins.
Colts vs. Jets: Will old ally come back to haunt the Colts?
Former Colt Henry Anderson has been a force on the Jets defensive line
Jets Game An Opportunity For Colts To Break Out In The Run Game
The Indianapolis Colts are hoping today's game against the New York...
Quarterbacks: Jameis Winston and Baker Mayfield (Start); Alex Smith (Sit)
The Tampa Bay Buccaneers are simply a one-dimensional offense, and that probably won’t change anytime soon with the unit struggling to find a consistent No. 1 running back threat. With the Bucs averaging just 69.5 yards a game on 3.1 per attempt, Winston will be in prime position to throw the ball close to 40 times. The Bucs face an Atlanta team that is struggling on defense as well, making this game potentially a...
Jameis Winston, Quarterback, Tampa Buccaneers
The Tampa Buccaneers simply have no answer at running back, struggling to find a consistent running game by averaging just 69.5 yards a game on 3.1 per attempt. Tampa Bay’s terrible defense puts them in situations where the offense has to throw the ball consistently. With Ryan Fitzpatrick’s magic wearing off, it’s now Winston’s time to take over the offense that leads the league in passing yards per game (363.2).
Winston is available in...