Colts vs. Broncos: Live Updates for Week 2 Game
The Indianapolis Colts, coming off a strong Week 1 win, are playing at home again in Week 2 against the Denver Broncos.
Denver won 20-12 last weekend against the Tennessee Titans, with quarterback Bo Nix throwing for 176 yards, one touchdown, and two interceptions.
The Colts' offense, led by Daniel Jones, scored on all seven possessions in the previous game against Miami. This week, they face a tough Denver defense.
Spencer Shrader kicked a 45-yard field goal, helped by a Denver penalty, leading the Colts to a 2-0 record for the first time since 2009.
While the Broncos moved the ball effectively for over two quarters, the Colts' defense prevented them from scoring in the final quarter and a half.
The Broncos have scored touchdowns on all three of their possessions, while the Colts have scored on two out of six.
Jonathan Taylor's speed and playmaking ability have been impressive, with the Colts benefiting from his performance in the first two games.
The Colts' offensive line has held up well against a strong Denver defensive front, providing solid pass protection and run blocking.
The Colts have been penalized frequently, with nine penalties midway through the third quarter, impacting both their pass and run defense.
The Denver offense dominated the opening drive of the third quarter, showcasing their offensive capabilities.
The Colts have made NFL history by scoring on each of their first 10 possessions to start the season.
Bo Nix has been efficient passing the ball, completing 4 out of 5 attempts when targeting Howard, despite facing penalties.
Nix has had time in the pocket to make plays, benefiting from good protection by the Denver offensive line, while the absence of Laiatu Latu has posed challenges for the Colts.
Charvarius Ward's absence has allowed Nix to find success passing, going 8-for-9 with 101 yards and two touchdowns early in the game.
Daniel Jones led a field goal drive in the first quarter, with the Colts accumulating 162 yards of offense but struggling in the red zone.
The Colts have scored on their first eight possessions of the season, showcasing their offensive efficiency.
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