James Boyd

Can Richardson, blessed with Superman’s abilities, learn to be just as effective when they’re not needed?

Colts QBs coach Cam Turner dives into what went wrong on a couple of Richardson's recent interceptions.

I asked Colts RB Jonathan Taylor if he’ll practice today (didn’t answer but later said “no”) and what will tell him he’s ready (or not) for Sunday:

Colts LB Zaire Franklin: “The defense, we gotta do our part. We ain’t do our part (Sunday). That’s the moral of the story.”

Bradley has failed to field even an average defense during his time in Indy, which makes it tough to believe he can turn things around now.

Through two games this season, Flacco has thrown for 527 yards, five touchdowns and no interceptions on a 70 percent completion rate.

Pittman wasn't even supposed to play versus the Titans, but the veteran WR gutted through an injury to deliver the biggest play of the game.

Second-year quarterback has missed two games since suffering hip injury in Week 4.

Tony Pollard's TD run on third-and-19 Sunday could have been a backbreaker, but the Colts defense never let the Titans score again.

Richardson still possesses immense potential, but his inability to stay on the field has hindered his chances of reaching it.