Pressure on Colts increases after falling to Titans 26-20
Indianapolis Colts co-owner Carlie Irsay-Gordon sent a clear, concise message in January — make the playoffs or changes would come. Six weeks into the season, the pressure is mounting as the Colts are 2-4 following a second-half collapse against previously winless Tennessee on Sunday. Indy blew a 13-0 halftime lead by turning the ball over twice in the second half, failing to protect quarterback Daniel Jones and giving up two game-changing plays on special teams.
The result was a crescendo of boos that began midway through the third quarter and grew increasingly louder until the field was cleared — and may not stop until the Colts start winning again.
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