The Colts' Defense, 2023 Season

[Chromeburn]

Originally Posted by HoosierinFL

No wonder they were gassed in the 4th. 14 possessions is a shit ton. Secondary still needs help though.

There is no help coming unless Juju gets up to speed with the rest of the guys. But Lawrence made some indefensible throws in the game. I thought Baker had good coverage, but you can’t defend the perfect throw.

[ChaosTheory]

Originally Posted by HoosierinFL

No wonder they were gassed in the 4th. 14 possessions is a shit ton. Secondary still needs help though.

Those extra possessions came in the 2nd half, too. After that damn punt in the 4th qtr (still can't get over that bounce), JAX had a 10-play drive. Then AR throws an INT 14-seconds later. Three plays later, Etienne with the backbreaker.

Originally Posted by Chromeburn

There is no help coming unless Juju gets up to speed with the rest of the guys. But Lawrence made some indefensible throws in the game. I thought Baker had good coverage, but you can’t defend the perfect throw.

Zay Jones' TD was ridiculous, Engram on the sideline was dirty, and the Ridley catch when Moore and Baker collided makes you toss your hands up.

[nate505]

Defense was solid. The offense couldn't keep up with them. Yeah, deja vu from last season, but now that there's hope at the QB position I'm not as irritated.