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Indianapolis Colts coach Shane Steichen pointed the finger at himself. “I think, honestly, stuff like this makes you stronger,” Steichen said. What happens next will be determined by how the Colts respond to all those miscues — and the questionable penalties in the final 40 seconds that bailed out Cleveland (4-2) twice.
As some teams find their footing in late October, the Packers are facing some serious issues with the Jordan Love-led offense.
At times, Gardner Minshew had the Indianapolis Colts' offense humming Sunday. The combination helped Indy produce more total yards, more yards rushing, more yards passing and more points than Cleveland's defense had allowed to any of its first five opponents. Which direction Indy goes will depend largely on Minshew.
Kareem Hunt and Myles Garrett flexed their muscles, P.J. Walker relied on true grit in place of Deshaun Watston and Dustin Hopkins' strong leg kept the Cleveland Browns kicking on all cylinders. To coach Kevin Stefanski, it was a perfect combination. Walker replaced injured quarterback Watson in the first quarter and directed a second straight fourth-quarter comeback, relying on Hunt's second score of the day with 15 seconds left to give Cleveland a 39-38 victory over the Indianapolis Colts on Sunday.
Here are five things to watch for the Week 7 matchup between the Indianapolis Colts and Cleveland Browns.