The Colts lost to the Broncos 31-13 in Week 15 dropping them to 6-8. Check out their complete schedule and results for the 2024 season. All times are Eastern Time.

The Indianapolis Colts are 6-8 through Week 15 of the NFL Season. They are currently second place in the AFC South. They lost to the Denver Broncos 31-13 last week.

Colts have a chance to right the ship against the Titans.

The Indianapolis Colts return to Lucas Oil Stadium licking their wounds from a devastating loss that surely sank any postseason aspirations. While the odds have slimmed considerably, they still technically have a chance. The Colts cannot lose another game, however, and it all starts with a home matchup against the Tennessee Titans. Fortunately for the Colts, the Titans have been struggling immensely. FanDuel Sportsbook is giving the Colts one of their biggest spread advantages of the year, coming in at 4.5-points.

The money line starts at -230 while the...

Colts running back Jonathan Taylor’s 3rd quarter gaffe led to a Broncos rally that Indianapolis never recovered from.

Indianapolis Colts star running back Jonathan Taylor took ownership and accountability of his shocking 3rd quarter fumble during Sunday’s loss to the Denver Broncos, in which he celebrated prematurely and dropped the ball short of crossing the goal-line on what would’ve been a huge 41-yard touchdown run.

Per ESPN’s Stephen Holder, Taylor didn’t make excuses, apologized to his teammates post-game, and vowed that it would never happen again:

However, the damage had already been done.

In the Colts’ biggest game of the...

The defense held their own, but the Colts have no one to blame but themselves after playing low I.Q. football in the 2nd half during their biggest game of the season.

At first, the Indianapolis Colts looked like a poised prized fighter against the Denver Broncos in a hostile environment, and a team that was ready to make their playoff hopes come to realistic fruition—in a must-win road game, with seemingly everything on the line.

The Horseshoe came out with a convincing 10 play, 70 yard drive opening drive touchdown—[**which was capped off by starting quarterback Anthony Richardson going 23...

The Indianapolis Colts fell to the Denver Broncos on Sunday afternoon.

The Indianapolis Colts fell to 6-8 Sunday afternoon following a 31-13 loss to the Denver Broncos. With Indy’s loss, it leaves any chance at a postseason appearance on life support. Here are the biggest takeaways from Sunday’s showing for the Colts.

COLTS’ OFFENSE LETS DOWN THEIR DEFENSE WITH DISASTROUS SECOND HALF SHOWING IN LOSS TO BRONCOS

There’s plenty of blame to go around following Indianapolis’ ugly, 31-13 loss to the Denver Broncos. If you came up with a list of reasons, the Colts’ defense belongs at the very bottom....

The Indianapolis Colts imploded with five turnovers in Sunday’s 31-13 blowout loss to the Denver Broncos.

The Indianapolis Colts imploded with five turnovers in Sunday’s 31-13 blowout loss to the Denver Broncos. A catastrophic performance in the second half diminished any aspirations of snapping Indy’s playoff drought, which is on pace to extend to four consecutive seasons.

Colts running back Jonathan Taylor had silenced the opposing crowd as he seemingly scored his longest touchdown of the season from 41 yards out and gave his team a two-score lead. After initially ruling a touchdown, the referees reviewed the play and discovered...

It was a season defining moment that doomed the Colts.

The Indianapolis Colts were struggling, but the Denver Broncos were struggling more. Neither team was having much success on the offensive side of the ball as the game belonged to the defense. Still, the Colts were able to take a 13-7 lead into halftime on the Broncos and had a chance to potentially put the game out of reach early in the third quarter. A slugfest seemed to break open on a Jonathan Taylor run for a touchdown to put the Colts up ten. As quickly as he scampered down...

NFC matchup with two teams that are looking to secure their playoff aspirations

And we close off one of the final weeks of NFL regular season football, this time with an NFC conference matchup on our hands as the Seahawks (+ 126) host the Packers (- 148) up in Seattle. The visiting team opens as just 2.5-point favourites, with the OU at 46.5. The Seahawks are currently the 3rd seed in the NFC, but with a loss tonight their playoff percentage drops from 62% to 51%, meanwhile Green Bay is currently at 98%, and would only drop to 94% in...

The Colts are on the road this week to take on the Broncos in this week 15 match up. Get in on this open thread.

The Indianapolis Colts are on the road to take on the New England Patriots for their week thirteen game, Sunday at 4:25 p.m. EST.

Week 13 feels like it took place months ago, but that’s just the way things work in the NFL. The league comes at you fast and a one point win on the road against a bad New England Patriots squad, that required late game heroics from your 22 year old...

Who’s inactive for the Indianapolis Colts’ Week 15 matchup against the Denver Broncos?

The Indianapolis Colts released their list of inactive players ahead of Sunday’s matchup against the Denver Broncos. Among those inactive include the list of players below.

While there are no true surprises on the list of inactive players for the Colts, the team is getting back several key players coming off the bye week. Wide receiver Josh Downs is back in the starting lineup after missing a short amount of time with a shoulder injury. Downs’ presence in Indy’s offense cannot be understated, as he and second-year...

The Colts will face the Broncos in a pivotal game today that will likely determine if they make the playoffs. What can they do to ensure a win to keep the playoff hopes alive?

The 6-7 Colts take on the 8-5 Broncos in Week 15 for the largest playoff odds leverage game of the week. The Colts would have an estimated 49-56% chance at a playoff berth with a win, but a 4-10% chance at the playoffs with a loss. The Broncos have a 89-95% chance at a playoff berth with a win, but a 48-54% chance at a playoff...

The Colts receiving corps is expected to get a big boost in a critical late season road game against the Denver Broncos.

According to ESPN’s Stephen Holder, Indianapolis Colts starting slot wideout Josh Downs (“Questionable”) is expected to play during Sunday’s critical clash against the Denver Broncos despite a recent shoulder injury (via ESPN’s Adam Schefter):

The 2nd-year wide receiver has been a full participant in back-to-back practices, so he had certainly been trending towards being available in a must-win road game for the Colts.

He missed Week 13’s road win against the New England Patriots.

On the season, Downs...