Colts Reacts Week 6 Results against Jaguars

Results against the Jaguars in Week 6 are discussed by the Colts.

The survey results are in, and the horseshoe faithful have spoken ahead of the Colts’ away game against the Jaguars.

The results are in, and you, the Horseshoe faithful, have spoken ahead of this week’s Indianapolis Colts (3-2) road game against the Jacksonville Jaguars (3-2) (-4) with the top of the AFC South currently on the line.

90% of Colts supporters are feeling pretty confident in the direction of the team, even with star rookie quarterback Anthony Richardson out for the foreseeable future, following a “gritty, but not pretty” divisional win against the Tennessee Titans to end a 5-game losing streak to their familiar AFC South foes.

Since the Colts were predicted to be one of the worst teams in the NFL to start the 2023 season, things have undoubtedly been going better so far this season.
In fact, if the season ended today, they would be a surprise 5 seed in the AFC.

After being reinstated from the PUP and signing a new multi-year extension to end a protracted contract dispute, Colts star running back Jonathan Taylor made his season debut last weekend.

While 83 percent of the Horseshoe faithful think that Zack Moss will lead the team in carries this week, the Colts are anticipated to increase Taylor’s workload this weekend against the Jaguars after ramping up his activity in practice earlier this week.

Regardless of when Taylor assumes the majority of the backfield carries, Moss ought to have a role established in this Colts backfield based on how well he has performed thus far in the season.

When the Colts play the Jaguars on the road and are up against a run defense ranked in the top 10 in the league with Gardner Minshew at quarterback, both running backs should be crucial to the team’s chances of success.

The Colts’ ability to become the consummate road warriors this weekend is still up in the air, but 60% of Indy supporters think that their protracted losing streak at Jacksonville will be safely ended.