#INDvsTEN Inactives List (2020, Week 10)

The Colts stymied one of the most efficient and explosive offenses in the NFL and got key contributions from a number of rookies in their 20-17 Week 3 win over the Kansas City Chiefs.

The Colts held the high-octane Kansas City Chiefs offense to 17 points with a sound, well-executed defensive gameplan.

After going without a catch in his NFL debut, and then missing last week's game due to a concussion, Indianapolis Colts rookie wide receiver Alec Pierce returned to the lineup Sunday and was a major contributor in Indy's big win over the Kansas City Chiefs, logging his first three career receptions.

When it came to the special teams units, the Indianapolis Colts on Sunday both made big plays and forced the Kansas City Chiefs into a few key blunders, contributing in a big way to the Colts' first victory of the 2022 season.

The Colts stayed true to their process leading up to Sunday's home opener against the Kansas City Chiefs, and kept their cool during the game to win, 20-17.

Jelani Woods made his first two NFL receptions count in Sunday's Week 3 matchup against the Kansas City Chiefs, hauling touchdowns on both catches, including the game-winning grab, in the Indianapolis Colts' 20-17 victory at Lucas Oil Stadium.

The Colts on Friday ruled out linebacker Shaquille Leonard (back) and tackle Bernhard Raimann (ankle).

The Colts made the roster move on Saturday.

Here's everything you need to know before the Colts' home opener against the Kansas City Chiefs Sunday at 1 p.m.

The Colts and Chiefs kick off at 1 p.m. on Sunday at Lucas Oil Stadium.

The Colts enter Week 3 second in the NFL in yards per rush allowed (2.7).

We'll know more about Shaquille Leonard and Michael Pittman Jr.'s statuses for Week 3 on Friday.