Outside of a couple of sacks, the Colts played a pretty clean half of football. Marlon Mack has been eating the Jaguars defense alive.
When you think about Frank Reich and his play-calling, it is reasonable if you wonder why he chose to not run the ball (which has been working really well) on the second to last offensive possession when Indianapolis had all three timeouts. I get the two-minute offense and inserting Nyheim Hines but could the Colts have continued to pick up meaningful yards on the ground? If they still had a threat of the run on the field, could it have made it more difficult for Jacksonville to have Josh Allen and Yannick Ngakoue to pin their ears back?