Colts vs. Texans: Indianapolis Grades, Notes and Quotes

October 9, 2015   ·   Daniel Rogers   ·   Jump to comments

With so much talent offensively, one of the best cornerbacks in the league and a genuine MVP candidate, the Colts had high expectations heading into the season, and against the Houston Texans they showed exactly why.
All it took was four poor performances and an injury to Andrew Luck to get the best out of the team.
For the first time all year the Colts came out of the gates strong, with an interception making up for defensive efficiencies on the opening drive that could have changed the game, and actually took a lead into halftime.
A big offensive second half counteracted some defensive struggles as the Colts held on for a 27-20 win against the Texans, their third straight against AFC South opponents this season.
There were still issues as the offensive line was not great in pass protection, DeAndre Hopkins had a field day and the offensive numbers weren’t the best the league has ever seen, but there were the first real signs of life for a Colts team that sle...

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