Colts hope to correct past mistakes against Dolphins

Oct. 19—INDIANAPOLIS — There are no do-overs in the NFL, but the weekly challenges can occasionally rhyme.

Such is the case Sunday as the Indianapolis Colts (3-3) prepare to host the Miami Dolphins (2-3) in a game with echoes of a Week 2 loss on the road against the Green Bay Packers.

Then as now, Indianapolis faced a back-up quarterback surrounded by dangerous skill position talent with an offensive mastermind pulling the strings as the head coach.

Green Bay's Matt LaFleur produced a masterpiece in the Packers' 16-10 victory Sept. 15, designing a game plan that paved the way for 261 rushing yards and never asked too much of quarterback Malik Willis.

Miami head coach Mike McDaniel had a full…