Saturday I put together a few ‘lofty predictions’ for the Indianapolis Colts matchup with the Pittsburgh Steelers. While meeting the entire threshold of the article’s projections was more than just a long shot, it appeared that those predictions may not have been so lofty after all.
However, we know what we know now, and while the Colts looked to be well on their way to putting together the perfect game, it fell way short in the second half despite holding another two-score lead in the third quarter. Jacoby Brissett looked great early, the Colts defense was impressive in holding Antonio Brown and LeVeon Bell to modest outputs in the first half and the running game seemed to be working out pretty well.