The nosedive from best in the NFL to out of the playoffs continued for the Indianapolis Colts.
The Colts' road to the playoffs is getting narrower with each loss.
Indianapolis would be better served going with one of its younger quarterbacks if they're healthy.
The game contained nine field goals and a great deal of staunch defense and troubled offense.
Now 8-5 and without a win on U.S. soil in almost a month, the Colts have regressed hard.
The mortality of the Colts was made apparent in this game.
A lowered ceiling means a fragile floor too.
The Colts must prevent this rough stretch from persisting in order to remain atop the AFC South and in the AFC playoff picture altogether.
Indianapolis came away with its third defeat of the season, but will take more back home than another tally in the loss column.
The Colts are certainly AFC contenders, but the Chiefs aren't ready to pass the torch quite yet.
The Indianapolis defense is among the top-half of the league in defense ranks with Lou Anarumo's leadership.
Jonathan Taylor and Tyler Warren lift Colts to win over Falcons in NFL's first game in Berlin.
The fight they showed—while too little, too late—proved that Indianapolis is one of the teams to beat this season.
The Colts will look to bounce back on a European trip.
No player has been more valuable to their team’s success than Taylor has been for the Colts.
Indianapolis has the best record in the league, but the road is about to get tougher.
The Colts offense covered up the questions marks raised on defense.
Indianapolis is playing the highest level of football they’ve played in over a decade.
All elite teams in the NFL know how to win games in multiple ways.
The Indianapolis Colts narrowly avoided an upset on Sunday.
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