Indianapolis picked off Trevor Siemian on Denver’s first drive, and the offense made the most of it going 50 yards in seven plays. Jacoby Brissett capped off the drive with a touchdown scramble putting the Colts up 7-0.
After punting on their second drive, the offense put together another 50+ yard drive that ended with a field goal. Unfortunately, the Colts would only go on to score three more points for the entire game as they were suffocated by Denver’s defense.
Outside of those first three drives, the Colts only gained 97 yards on offense. They left their defense out to dry as they were unable to sustain any drives to keep Brock Osweiler and the Broncos’ offense off the field.