Jaguars humiliate Colts in a 42-7 home win
The Jaguars dominated the Colts in a 42-7 win, with Bhayshul Tuten and Trevor Lawrence leading the way
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The Jaguars dominated the Colts in a 42-7 win, with Bhayshul Tuten and Trevor Lawrence leading the way
Jaguars lead Colts 28-0 at halftime, Daniel Jones throw intercepted for a pick-six
Colts' Sauce Gardner and Tyler Warren to play against Jaguars
Indianapolis Colts quarterback Daniel Jones is probably best left on the benches outside of deep superflex leagues for Week 8. He's not even a top-24 QB in fantasy football this season despite not having had his bye week yet. With five total touchdowns and 10 turnovers on the season, he's arguably been a detriment to his teams offense as he continues to recover from the torn Achilles tendon he suffered late last season. The Colts will be without their top wideout, Alec Pierce (heel), as he recovers from a heel injury. He will at least get back his top remaining target, tight end Tyler Warren, who's been cleared to play in Week 8. Jones is a low-end QB2 when he's not having one of his awful turnover-ridden games and an unstartable player when he is. It's best to look elsewhere to fill your QB and superflex spots in your lineups this week
While players have been on the way out for the Colts this week, one key defender was back on the field on Wednesday. Cornerback Sauce Gardner was officially limited in the day’s session, according to Indianapolis’ injury report. The Colts held a walk-through instead of a full practice to start the week. Gardner has been sidelined since the Oct. 18 loss to the Titans. Gardner has recorded four passes defensed with 17 total tackles so far in 2026. Cornerback Justin Walley (knee) and linebacker Bryce Boettcher (groin) did not participate on Wednesday. Guard Matt Goncalves (ankle), receiver Anthony Gould (concussion), tight end Drew Ogletree (knee), defensive tackle Tim Smith (ankle), and tight end Tyler Warren (groin) were also listed as limited. Warren has missed the last two games. Linebacker CJ Allen (ankle) and linebacker Akeem Davis-Gaither (hand) were both full
Josh Downs, a wide receiver for the Indianapolis Colts, has requested a trade. The Colts are rebuilding and Downs seems to want out. Potential landing spots for Downs are explored
Indianapolis Colts quarterback Daniel Jones is an unproductive passer and rusher this season, and is set to face the ferocious Minnesota Vikings defense on the road in Week 7. It's a nightmare matchup for a signal-caller that has thrown six interceptions, lost three fumbles, and thrown just four touchdown passes on the year. His rushing upside has also been nerfed heavily thanks to an Achilles tendon tear late last season that he's still recovering from. The Colts offensive line hasn't been as great this year as it was in previous seasons, and that's resulted in Jones being sacked 15 times in his first six games. The Colts are also without their top wideout, Alec Pierce (heel), who's still on injured reserve. And his No. 1 tight end, Tyler Warren (groin), has also been ruled out. Minnesota has allowed just 8.4 PPR fantasy points to opposing quarterbacks per game this season, an astoundingly low mark that's 2.8 points fewer than the second-place Seattle Seahawks and a massive outlier. Jones should not be started in any leagues, even superflex and 2QB leagues, in this horrendous Week 7 matchup
Colts lose key contributors to injuries ahead of Vikings game
The Colts got a few players back at practice on Thursday, but they remained without starters on both sides of the ball. Tight end Tyler Warren (groin) and cornerback Sauce Gardner (calf) did not practice for the second straight day. Head coach Shane Steichen said Warren, who did not play last week, is progressing well and Gardner said his injury is not as bad as last year’s calf injury, but their practice absence doesn’t bode well for their availability against the Vikings on Sunday. Wide receiver Keenan Allen (rest), linebacker Bryce Boetticher (groin), guard Matt Goncalves (ankle), tight end Drew Ogletree (ankle), defensive tackle Jerry Tillery (personal), cornerback Justin Whalley (knee), and cornerback Charvarius Ward (rest) all returned to practice. Linebacker CJ Allen (ankle) and wide receiver Ashton Dulin (hamstring) were both limited participants. Wide receiver Anthony Gould (concussion), punter Rigoberto Sanchez (right foot), and defensive tackle Grover Stewart (rest) did not practice
Colts tight end Tyler Warren did not practice on Wednesday due to a groin injury he sustained late last week
Colts tight end Tyler Warren did not practice on Wednesday due to a groin injury
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Colts' top tight end downgraded to out for Week 6
Caleb Williams has been officially activated for the Bears' game on Sunday, ending his three-game absence due to a hamstring injury
The Tennessee Titans will visit the Colts in NFL Week 6 on Sunday. It has been a dismal season for Tennessee, and the pressure is mounting to get 2025 No. 1 pick Cam Ward going at quarterback. Kickoff is set for 1 p.m. ET at Lucas Oil Stadium for this AFC South matchup. The Colts are 6.5-point favorites at DraftKings Sportsbook , and the Over/Under is 44.5. Indianapolis tight end Tyler Warren (groin) is questionable, while quarterback Daniel Jones (ankle) is expected to play. Target NFL predictions at Kalshi, where new users can get a $55 bonus with the best Kalshi promo code CBSSPORTS55 : We'll break down the latest Colts vs. Titans odds from DraftKings and deliver our best bets for the contest with help from the SportsLine Projection Model. The model, which simulates every NFL game 10,000 times, is up more than $5,000 for $100 players on betting sites on top-rated NFL picks since its inception. The model entered Week 6 of the 2026 NFL season on a 57-46 run on top-rated picks dating back to 2024. Anybody following its picks at NFL betting sites could have seen strong returns. With all due respect to Colts and Titans fans, this is a game for the sickos. Tennessee has scored the fewest points in the NFL. They average 11.6 per game -- a depressing number. This is the sort of campaign that gets people fired and puts quarterbacks on top of draft boards. In short, Tennessee is the exact sort of opponent the 2-3 Colts want to see coming to town. Indianapolis is a weird team. The Colts managed to hang tough with the Chiefs and blew the doors off the Commanders on the road but couldn't hang with the mediocre Steelers in Week 5. The Alec Pierce injury continues to hang over the Indy offense, but this remains a top-half attack and Indy will always have a chance as long as Jonathan Taylor remains healthy. Even with Pierce still on the shelf, Daniel Jones should feel confident this weekend. Tennessee has allowed a 74% completion rate to its opponents, the second-worst mark in the league. But the Titans may also have something to be excited about. Indianapolis has fielded the sixth-worst run defense in the league thus far, which could lead to some success for Tony Pollard (and Cam Ward , who leads his team in rushing touchdowns). Spend $5+ on Colts vs. Titans in Week 6 with the latest DraftKings promo code and get a $200 bonus and 3 free months of NBA League Pass: While neither of these teams are particularly great, they are built to expose weaknesses in each other. Ward has been ghastly as a passer and the Titans will thus want to run, which should suit them fine against Indy. And Jones should be able to pepper the awful Tennessee secondary at will based on how the Titans have performed thus far. Don't expect tantalizing football, but the Over may be the move here. It hits in a whopping 74% of the model's simulations . Wager on NFL Week 6 games, including Colts vs. Titans, with the latest BetMGM bonus code CBSSPORTS to get up to $1,500 in bonus bets:
Colts monitor Tyler Warren's availability for Sunday's game
The Colts are getting a tight end back, which is particularly important, given Tyler Warren’s ‘questionable’ status for Sunday
The Colts added quarterback Daniel Jones’s most frequent target to their injury report on Friday. Tight end Tyler Warren was limited in the team’s final practice of Week 6 because of a groin injury. Warren is listed as questionable to play against the Titans on Sunday. Warren has 30 catches for 214 yards and two touchdowns so far this season. He also has a touchdown run. Linebacker Jayden Carlies (ribs) and wide receiver Ashton Dulin (hamstring) did not practice at all this week. Both players have been ruled out for Sunday. Tight end Will Mallory (thumb) joins Warren in the questionable category. Jones (ankle) and wide receiver Josh Downs (hamstring) do not have injury designations
Tyler Warren had a busy game against the Steelers in Week 5, leading the Indianapolis Colts in receiving
Aaron Rodgers threw two touchdown passes, and the Steelers added Chris Boswell’s 48-yard field goal late in the first half to take a 17-13 lead into the locker room at halftime. Rodgers threw scoring tosses of 80 yards to running back Jaylen Warren and 1 yard to tight end Pat Freiermuth. The first one was the 580th of his career, including the postseason, and allowed Rodgers to pass Peyton Manning for third on the all-time list. Rodgers is 16-of-21 for 166 yards and a 130.3 passer rating. The Steelers outgained the Colts 206 to 147 yards in the first half. Warren had five catches for 81 yards and a touchdown and four carries for 13 yards. Colts quarterback Daniel Jones went 10-of-15 for 132 yards. Jonathan Taylor had eight carries for 13 yards, and tight end Tyler Warren ran for a 1-yard touchdown on fourth down. Josh Downs has two catches for 42 yards
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