“A three-headed monster,” Colts linebacker Robert Mathis called it. DeMarco Murray, a former league rushing champ, is averaging 4.6 yards per carry. Rookie Derrick Henry 4.4. Quarterback Marcus Mariota 7.3 and is as dangerous a player as there is in football when a play breaks down.
The Colts are allowing 4.8 yards-per-carry this season. Uh oh.
No, they’re not the ’85 Bears. The Colts missed more tackles on one play last week – you know which play I’m talking about, the third-and-7 Lamar Miller turned into a touchdown – than a team should over the course of half a season.