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October began with so much promise for the Indianapolis Colts. Two straight wins put them atop the AFC South, running back Jonathan Taylor was about to be activated from injured reserve, rookie quarterback Anthony Richardson cleared the concussion protocol, and four of their next five games were at home. “Everybody talks about toughness," quarterback Gardner Minshew said after Sunday's 38-27 loss to New Orleans.

The Indianapolis Colts expected to experience some growing pains when they drafted three cornerbacks and a safety in April. Four-time Pro Bowl quarterback Derek Carr repeatedly picked on fill-in Tony Brown, throwing for 310 yards and two scores in the Saints' 38-27 victory over the Colts.

Derek Carr threw two touchdown passes, Taysom Hill ran for two touchdowns and Alvin Kamara had a touchdown run and a touchdown catch as the visiting New Orleans Saints held

Indianapolis Colts have now lost their third straight game, as the team fell to New Orleans Saints 38-27 on Sunday.

Indianapolis (3-4) takes on New Orleans (3-4) in a battle of two teams trying to stay within reach of playoff contention.

In an eventful Sunday matchup, the Indianapolis Colts appeared poised for a victory against the Cleveland Browns.

Colts Sign Former Viking — A new gig.

If the NFL flexed officials like they do enticing matchups for prime time, the crews led by referees Brad Allen and Shawn Smith wouldn't get much work under the bright lights. Not after their performances in Week 7, when an unsually high number of calls and non-calls across the league drew scrutiny from fans and rules analysts all wondering just what the rules keepers on the field and the watchdogs at NFL headquarters were watching. Only once this century had there been an NFL game where ...

It was a close but ultimately disappointing Week 7 result as the Colts lose to the Browns

Anything is better than dealing with Ticketmaster, one might say.