The Indianapolis Colts' 7-1 start has been flushed down the drain after the team lost its 11th consecutive road matchup against the Jacksonville Jaguars on Sunday.
It's official: the news the Indianapolis Colts have been dreading, but expecting, is here. ESPN's NFL insider Adam Schefter reports that quarterback Daniel Jones, in fact, did tear his Achilles.
The Jaguars grabbed sole possession of first place in the AFC South standings via a dominant 36-19 win over the Colts on Sunday that improved Jacksonville to 9-4 on the season.
The Indianapolis Colts were facing big-time adversity heading into what was a must-win game against the Jacksonville Jaguars for the lead in the AFC South.
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Despite what the oddsmakers may have suggested, the Indianapolis Colts were anything but a favorite heading into their Week 14 match up against the Jacksonville Jaguars.
It just got worse for Daniel Jones and the Indianapolis Colts. Already on a three-game losing streak, Indianapolis learned following their 36-19 defeat at the hands of the Jacksonville Jaguars on the road on Sunday that the injury Jones suffered in the contest was a serious one.
It’s Week 14, folks. The time of year when every snap feels like a heart attack and playoff dreams hang by a thread. For the Indianapolis Colts, that thread just snapped, whipped back, and slapped them right in the face down in Jacksonville.
All season, the Indianapolis Colts have been led by the resurgence of quarterback Daniel Jones. But after a devastating injury, those plans will stop come Week 14.
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You would think the Indianapolis Colts' struggles in Jacksonville would get old at some point, but they keep finding new ways to make that loss to the Jacksonville Jaguars more devastating each season.
The Indianapolis Colts lost to the Jacksonville Jaguars 36-19 on Sunday, falling to 8-5 on the season. After a 7-1 start to the season, Indy has lost four of its last five and is out of first place in the AFC South.
All week long, Indianapolis Colts fans were hoping and praying they could finally end their road curse against the Jacksonville Jaguars. Unfortunately, that streak's about to extend another 300+ days after the Colts lost 36-19.
Don't look now, but the Jacksonville Jaguars are the outright leaders in the AFC South after a 36-19 win over the slumping Indianapolis Colts, who have now lost three straight after winning seven of their first eight.
Just minutes after the Indianapolis Colts announced that quarterback Daniel Jones would miss the remainder of their AFC South clash against the Jacksonville Jaguars with an Achilles injury, the team announced that starting right tackle Braden Smith is out with a concussion.
You could hear a pin drop. Or at least, you could feel the collective gasp of Indianapolis when Daniel Jones went down. We were watching what was supposed to be the ultimate redemption arc.
The Colts announced that they have activated linebacker Jaylon Carlies from injured reserve. He’ll make his season debut on Sunday against the AFC South rival Jaguars with first place in the division on the line.
Colts QB Anthony Richardson was placed on injured reserve in mid-October due to a broken orbital bone that required surgery. Indianapolis HC Shane Steichen said Richardson still isn’t close to being designated to return. “It’s an eye issue,” Steichen said, via Joel Erickson of the Indianapolis Star.
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