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Originally Posted by Kray007
I think that there’s some things to feel good about, this morning. The D held Jacksonville to 233 net yards. Travis Etienne was limited to a pitiful 55 yards on the ground, and Jonathan Taylor showed some chops as a pass catcher.
Playing in Jacksonville is always hard, and it isn’t any easier when their quarterback was doing his best Inspector Clouseau imitation. Put simply, the Colts couldn’t possibly win on an afternoon when their quarterback turned the ball over four times and singlehandedly engineered a 20 point swing in the final score.
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I said in the gameday thread, it felt like a '22 loss. Four QB turnovers, in those positions/timings, were too much. In scoring position, in our own red-zone, one play after they just had a 13-play drive... makes everything else harder to evaluate.
D wasn't great, but it wasn't 37 points bad. Gus Bradley went bend-don't-break and the rookie CB's broke a few times. Brents and Jones had big PI's and were undisciplined in their assignments on two TD passes. Expected.