Kyle Wright
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3 numbers that should have Colts fans worried about the Commanders (opens the original)
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Indianapolis Colts fans can teach their new-to-American-football friends and family in the United Kingdom some key statistics to follow when the Colts face the Washington Commanders in London on Oct. 4 in a Week 4 matchup of 1-2 teams. A low-scoring game with lots of Colts rushing yards and limited Commander passing production should add up to an Indianapolis win. These three numbers will decide whether the Colts or the Commanders make the return trip across the Atlantic with a 2-2 record. The m
3 numbers that could make or break the Colts against the Texans (opens the original)
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Zero and three. Those are the numbers you’ll hear the most leading up to the Indianapolis Colts’ home game against the Houston Texans on Sept. 27. Both winless teams seek to avoid a 0-3 start to the 2026 season. A loss for the Colts likely ends their 2026 season, in terms of playoff contention, before it has really begun. NFL history says teams that start 0-3 have little more than a two percent chance of reaching the postseason. Ironically, the Texans themselves made the playoffs last season aft
3 numbers that could make or break the Colts against the Chiefs (opens the original)
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Keep an eye on these numbers of prime importance during the Indianapolis Colts’ prime-time Sunday Night Football game on September 20 against the Kansas City Chiefs. Indianapolis needs to be on the right side of 22 points, put together a reasonably effective night in the passing game, and enjoy a decisive advantage in the running game to have a chance to beat Kansas City on the Chiefs' home field and avoid a 0-2 start. Here are the three numbers that will decide the Indianapolis-Kansas City matc
3 numbers that could make or break the Colts against the Ravens (opens the original)
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Whether they cheer in person in Lucas Oil Stadium, tune in on television, or track the game on the phone, Indianapolis Colts fans should pay attention to three key statistics while watching their team’s season-opening contest on September 13 against the Baltimore Ravens. Watch to see if Indianapolis scores at least 25 points, racks up big numbers in the running game, and forces at least one turnover. If the Colts hit all three of those benchmarks, history points to a happy opening day in Indiana
Colts' Week 1 matchup carries way more pressure than it should (opens the original)
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Is Week 1 already a must-win for the Indianapolis Colts? The verdict after more than 40 years of Colts history in Indianapolis: Week 1 matters, but not as much as you might expect. Yes, Colts fans have reason to worry if their team drops its Week 1 matchup Sept. 13 against the Baltimore Ravens, but shouldn’t start making postseason plans if Indianapolis pulls off an opening day win. The truth is that most of the time, Week 1 is a lie for most teams. The Seattle Seahawks lost in their first game
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