In what began as a back-and-forth affair, the Colts were unable to find momentum to mount a second-half comeback against the Buffalo Bills on Sunday, losing 30-20 at Lucas Oil Stadium.
The beginning of the game was dismal for the Colts, with limited cheers from the crowd at Lucas Oil Stadium. Quarterback Joe Flacco threw two interceptions on the team’s first two possessions of the game – the first one turned into a pick-six and the second kickstarted a Bills drive that ended in a field goal, quickly putting them up 10-0.
Running back Jonathan Taylor elicited the loudest cheers of the first quarter, and among the loudest all game, with a 59-yard run to bring the Colts to the Bills’ nine-yard line. The Colts had to settle for a field goal to get points on the board, though, and trailed 10-3 at the end of the first quarter.