The Colts dropped to 2-4 on the season and 1-1 in divisional matchups, falling to the Tennessee Titans 23-20 at Lucas Oil Stadium Sunday.
While the Colts found a majority of their points in the first half, the Titans came out quick in the second, and never let up.
A 58-yard punt return in the fourth quarter set the Titans up for a touchdown to tie the game at 13 a piece, quickly erasing the double-digit deficit.
After the Colts next drive, the Titans special teams unit blocked Rigoberto Sanchez's punt and took their first lead of the game, and of the season.
Despite a game-tying touchdown from running back Jonathan Taylor, a 49-yard field goal by Titans kicker Joey Slye with 2:03 left in the game was the eventual
The first quarter was rather stagnant for both offenses, with neither putting points on the board. The Colts, however, found their stride in the second quarter.
Tight end Mo Alie-Cox played in his 101st consecutive game Sunday, and punched the ball in for the first time in 2026 to put the Colts on top.
Spencer Shrader once again continued his kicking heroics, nailing attempts from 23 and 47 yards.
The Colts defense has struggled to force turnovers this season, with only two on the year. Veteran safety Cam Bynum hauled in his long-awaited first interception of the season in the second quarter, which resulted in one of Shrader's field goals.
One of the strong suits of the Colts offense has been opening drive scores. The offense has scored on â opening drives this season. However, a struggle of the offense has been turnovers, as the Colts have eight giveaways.
Quarterback Daniel Jones was picked off twice in Sunday's game, his fifth and sixth interceptions of the season.
