Derek Schultz &
Nate Miller

The Colts lose 32-31 against the Texans, while maximizing their draft position. But more importantly, it’s done. It’s over.

For the third straight week, someone clinched something significant in a game that involved the Indianapolis professional football team, but that someone is never the Colts.

20-3 is not shocking to anyone on this third day of Christmas.

Can a loss like yesterday’s really be soul-crushing when your soul was crushed in like Week 2?

Our long nightmare continues as the Colts get roped and tied by the Cowboys.

After a temporary spark in Vegas with a brand-new head coach, the 4-7-1 Colts are likely out of juice for 2022 thanks to back-to-back heartbreaking home losses.

For the second time in four weeks, the Colts lost 17-16 at home to an NFC East opponent in a game they largely controlled, this time ruining a chance at a possible season-turning type win.

“I’m still trying to untangle my brain’s connective tissue and figure out what’s really happening here.”

A 23-point humiliation to a former rival may feel like rock bottom for this Colts team, but the season is still relatively young.

Sam Ehlinger is … well, he’s different, and in a near-decade long span where the Colts have been the same middling team, different is good!

The two-time reigning AFC South champs completed a sweep of the Colts, once again taking control of the division while handing the Colts their fifth-straight head-to-head loss.

The Colts prevented back-to-back-to-back embarrassments by the Jags and put themselves in position to flip the script in the AFC South.

We have eyes, we have brains, and we sure as hell know what we saw last night: a bad football game, between two (likely) bad football teams, who played badly in a contest where someone had to “win.”

The Colts leave fans lost in the apple sauce after 24-17 loss to the Titans.

The Karens of the Colts Extended Universe would like to have a word with the manager.