(Reuters) - The Indianapolis Colts' once-potent offense fell short of early-season expectations again after Andrew Luck and his team mates succumbed to their second straight defeat on Monday night against the New York Jets.
The Colts (0-2) were picked by many to solidify their elite status this season, taking the next step after three consecutive trips to the playoffs, including their AFC championship loss to New England last January. But after the 20-7 home defeat to the New York Jets, Indianapolis are left searching for a spark to renew their attack.
"I don't believe in comparing season to season," quarterback Luck told reporters.