• Colts dominate Vikings in 28-11 victory

    The Vikings led 3-0 after a long opening drive. Then, they didn’t. The Colts scored 28 unanswered points before Minnesota ever scored again. It was total domination by Indianapolis in its home opener. The Colts won easily 28-11, rolling to 354 yards, intercepting Kirk Cousins three times and holding the Vikings to 175 yards. Cousins [more]
  • Colts get TD, safety, two field goals for 15-3 halftime lead over Vikings

    Kirk Cousins was sacked for a safety for the second time in two weeks, and the Colts dominated the Vikings in the first half. It could be worse as Philip Rivers threw an interception after the Colts had reached the Minnesota 11, and T.Y. Hilton later dropped a touchdown pass after getting wide open. As [more]
  • Jonathan Taylor’s touchdown run gives Colts 7-3 lead

    Jonathan Taylor’s touchdown run gives Colts 7-3 lead
    The Vikings and Colts are not having any problem getting in the red zone. The end zone is harder to come by. The Vikings drove to the Colts 3 on their first drive but had to settle for a chip-shot Dan Bailey field goal and a 3-0 lead. The Colts responded with a 67-yard drive [more]
  • Parris Campbell exits on cart with knee injury

    Parris Campbell exits on cart with knee injury
    The Colts undoubtedly won’t have receiver Parris Campbell for the rest of today’s game againt the Vikings. The question becomes how long he’ll be out. After a catching a pass on the first Indy drive of the day, Campbell was hit low by Vikings safety Harrison Smith. Campbell instantly grabbed his left knee. He hopped [more]
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  • Colts scratch Rock Ya-Sin with an illness

    Colts scratch Rock Ya-Sin with an illness
    Cornerback Rock Ya-Sin will not be in the lineup for the Colts on Sunday afternoon. Ya-Sin was not on the team’s injury report this week, but he is on the inactive list for the Week Two game against the Vikings. According to the Colts, Ya-Sin is not playing because of an apparent illness. Bob Kravitz [more]
  • Could Philip Rivers eventually find himself on the hot seat?

    Could Philip Rivers eventually find himself on the hot seat?
    The Colts paid quarterback Philip Rivers $25 million for 2020. So for how much of 2020 will he be the Colts quarterback? It started well in Week One, with the Indy offense shredding the Jacksonville defense on a drive that featured Rivers throwing the ball to wide-open receivers and the running game clicking. But the [more]
  • Colts promote Farrod Green from practice squad

    Colts promote Farrod Green from practice squad
    The Colts elevated tight end Farrod Green to the active roster from the practice squad for Sunday’s game against Minnesota, the team announced. The Colts’ active roster now is at 54 players. Green originally signed with the Colts as an undrafted free agent this spring. He did not make the team out of training camp [more]

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