Thomas Butler-Guerrero is a sports correspondent specializing in local sports coverage in Anderson, Indiana. With a focus on high school and college sports, Thomas has written for publications such as Stampede Blue and The Herald Bulletin, and his work has also been featured in The Indianapolis Star and Cleburne Times Review. He is known for his in-depth analysis and engaging storytelling in his sports articles.
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By: Thomas Butler-Guerrero
“Reminder...”piped-in crowd noise” myth ---1000% fictional,” Irsay wrote on “X”. “And the “skip” was TV broadcast. We get it, though…visiting teams couldn’t believe that 60,000 in an intimate domed stadium could make that much deafening noise! A credit to Colts fans.”
By: Thomas Butler-Guerrero
Steichen digs deeper into his playbook on money downs, evidenced by the Colts leading the NFL in converting 35% of third-and-long opportunities into first downs. The Colts have converted 43% of their 75 third down opportunities through Week 6, also third-best in the AFC after the Ravens (51%) and the Bengals (46%).
By: Thomas Butler-Guerrero
Indianapolis improved to 4-3 and left Sunday’s affair boasting a record above.500 for the first time this season. The Colts travel to Houston in Week 8 for a rematch against the Texans (5-2) to decide first place in the AFC South.
By: Thomas Butler-Guerrero
The Indianapolis Colts lost the turnover battle in Sunday’s 23-20 defeat in Houston, plus the season-opener in September and last season’s finale for the AFC South crown in January.
Womack’s 33% forced incompletion percentage leads all qualified cornerbacks, according to Pro Football Focus. He averages 19.3 snaps per reception allowed, which ranks fifth among qualified cornerbacks.
By: Thomas Butler-Guerrero
Another game was lost before kickoff as Colts head coach Shane Steichen chose to walk into Sunday’s prime-time game commanded by the NFL’s second-oldest signal caller.
By: Thomas Butler-Guerrero
The Indianapolis Colts were advertised as boasting an electric and dynamic offense before the season, but it appears to deteriorate each Sunday after suffering a third consecutive loss by the final score of 30-20 to the Buffalo Bills.
By: Thomas Butler-Guerrero
“It’s the attention to detail in everything he does,” Steichen said. “It’s got to be a higher standard.”
“It was an automatic QB run there and I just told myself, I’m getting in this end zone regardless of what happens,” Richardson told reporters after Sunday’s win.
“They use my picture as if I’m the only human that was talking about the problems that were happening in your locker room,” McAfee said. “Your locker room. The one that had people missing treatment and gambling on the team and being late to meetings and saying they don’t work hard and quarterbacks tapping out of (games). And I’m the problem? OK.”
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