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5 glaring Colts problems they must fix before facing Commanders in the UK (opens the original)
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The much-maligned Indianapolis Colts defense made a statement against the Houston Texans on Sunday. They led the Colts to their first win of the season and gave fans hope that 2026 might not be quite the train wreck it looked like after two weeks. In Week 4, Shane Steichen’s squad crosses the Atlantic to take on another team that got its first win on Sunday – the Washington Commanders. The Colts are an early favorite, but in order to come away with the win, they need to correct several lingering
5 Colts takeaways from a wild last-minute win over the Texans (opens the original)
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The Indianapolis Colts broke their nine-game losing streak in dramatic fashion in Week 3, beating division rival Houston 19-17. Indianapolis was the better team for much of the game, but they were flirting with a second consecutive late heartbreak. This time, it was Shane Steichen’s men who made the big plays in the end. Several things were unchanged from the first two weeks of the season. Indy still relies on Jonathan Taylor far too much. They still miss Alec Pierce. They still make far too man
Jalen Travis is making Colts forget they ever had a right tackle concern (opens the original)
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Chris Ballard has been the general manager of the Indianapolis Colts since 2017. His teams have made the postseason in just nine seasons in charge. They have not been to the playoffs since 2020. His teams have never won the division. His teams have never finished in last place. They have been a textbook depiction of mediocrity. But they are not mediocre because Ballard acquires mediocre players. He has actually shown an excellent eye for talent. Sometimes. The GM has tended to hit it out of the
Colts need to copy Chiefs' Kenneth Walker move to fully unleash Jonathan Taylor (opens the original)
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The Kansas City Chiefs signed free agent running back Kenneth Walker III to a three-year, $43 million contract this offseason. They saw the former Seahawks star as the perfect remedy for their recent offensive woes. So far, it has worked beautifully. Two weeks into the season, the reigning Super Bowl MVP leads the league in rushing by a wide margin. 290 yards on 47 carries. Still, Kansas City is concerned, and the Indianapolis Colts are advised to pay attention to what the Chiefs are saying. Coa
Colts trust index entering Week 3: Josh Downs is up, and Keenan Allen is down (opens the original)
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The Indianapolis Colts certainly played a better game against the Kansas City Chiefs in Week 2 than they did in the opener against Baltimore. They were in excellent position to win in overtime, but some questionable Shane Steichen decisions resulted in yet another loss, the club’s ninth straight dating back to 2025. Nonetheless, it was encouraging to see several key players step up. But several others regressed. And at least two suffered injuries, one of which has major implications for the seas
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