Edgerrin James Identifies Colts' Biggest Remaining Threat

Irsay-Gordon has garnered lots of social media attention for her presence on the sideline during games, but the players have loved an involved owner who knows what's going on not just in the building, but on the field, too.

"It's like a family over there," James explained. "When you see an owner that's out there, that means a lot. You can actually see what's going on. From a player's perspective, you got somebody out here that's really paying attention."

After crediting Irsay's daughters, James had to show love to running back Jonathan Taylor and quarterback Daniel Jones, who have been having career years.

"It starts with the running game, my boy JT," James said. "I always pull for the running backs. But you got Daniel Jones, who came from New York — one man's trash is another man's treasure."

Later that day, Taylor went on to record his third game with three touchdowns this season. He became the first Colts player in history to accomplish that feat.

Jones had another excellent performance against the Chargers, throwing for 288 yards and two touchdowns. Despite his struggles with the Giants, Jones has proven to be the man in Indianapolis.

Team to Watch For

James was asked one final question about the Colts: "Right now, who is their biggest threat left in the AFC South?"

"Before this game, I was saying the Jacksonville Jaguars," James said while the Jaguars were losing to the Los Angeles Rams on Sunday morning. "But still, the Indianapolis Colts, five out of the last six games have been a problem against the Jaguars. So, I'm gonna stick with the Jacksonville Jaguars as being the threat, but we're not going off today's game."

The Jaguars went on to lose in London to the Rams, pushing them back to 4-3 on the season. At second place in the AFC South, the Jaguars could present some problems for Indianapolis.

The Colts haven't won in Jacksonville since 2014, meaning they've lost on the road to the Jaguars for nearly a decade.

If the Colts want to secure a division title, they'll have to mark their two games against the Jaguars as the most important ones on the schedule.

In the meantime, the Colts' next test will be against the 1-6 Tennessee Titans. The Colts already beat the Titans on the road, making them heavy favorites to wallop Tennessee at Lucas Oil Stadium.