Frustrations billowing out as Colts continuing struggles put playoff hopes in jeopardy
Associated PressINDIANAPOLIS — The Indianapolis Colts’ frustration started billowing out of Lucas Oil Stadium after Sunday’s loss to Buffalo. No, it’s not a good look with Indy’s playoff hopes sputtering, and the Colts find themselves in a familiar spot — trying to create a midseason turnaround. Whether it’s Richardson’s inaccuracy or Flacco’s six turnovers over the past two weeks, the Colts simply need better play behind center. Injuries Indy played without Pittman for the first time, and after losing RG Will Fries to a season-ending leg injury, putting Pro Bowl C Ryan Kelly on injured reserve last week and seeing LT Bernhard Raimann unable to finish Sunday’s game, Indy was relegated to going with three rookie offensive lineman — LT Matt Goncalves, C Tanor Bortolini and RG Dalton Tucker. Key number 294 — That’s the Colts average total yards per game since Flacco was selected as the starter two weeks ago.
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