Texans vs. Colts: What’s the Game Plan for Indianapolis?

December 19, 2015   ·   Daniel Rogers   ·   Jump to comments

Each of the last two times the Indianapolis Colts have gone out, they have executed what appeared to be a good game plan on paper, and yet they ended up losing those games to the Pittsburgh Steelers and Jacksonville Jaguars by 35 points each.
This is just a long-winded way of saying that no matter how perfectly things are laid out behind the scenes and ahead of time, there is no guarantee that the game will end the way it was planned. But with the Colts desperately needing a win against the Houston Texans or risking missing out on the playoffs, a perfect game plan goes a long way toward achieving that goal.
So how should the Colts go about attacking a Texans team that is in a similar position in regards to how important Sunday’s game is to their playoff hopes? Each of the past two games has been about attacking a weak secondary with a heavy passing attack, but will the Texans be vulnerable to the same strategy or should Indianapolis go about things in a different way?
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