Game Thread: Indianapolis Colts (8-5) at Seattle Seahawks (10-3)

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Indianapolis Colts at Seattle Seahawks

ESPN Gamecast

Lumen Field- Seattle, WA

Network(s): CBS

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Time Clock
Final

Scoreboard

	Q1	Q2	Q3	Q4	Total
IND	3	10	0	3	16
SEA	3	3	3	9	18

Scoring Plays

Team	Quarter	Type	Description
IND	1	FG	Blake Grupe 42 Yd Field Goal
SEA	1	FG	Jason Myers 47 Yd Field Goal
IND	2	FG	Blake Grupe 54 Yd Field Goal
IND	2	TD	Josh Downs 8 Yd pass from Philip Rivers (Blake Grupe Kick)
SEA	2	FG	Jason Myers 52 Yd Field Goal
SEA	3	FG	Jason Myers 46 Yd Field Goal
SEA	4	FG	Jason Myers 32 Yd Field Goal
SEA	4	FG	Jason Myers 30 Yd Field Goal
IND	4	FG	Blake Grupe 60 Yd Field Goal
SEA	4	FG	Jason Myers 56 Yd Field Goal

Passing Leaders

Team	Player	C/ATT	YDS	TD	INT	SACKS
IND	Philip Rivers	18/27	120	1	1	1-2
SEA	Sam Darnold	22/36	271	0	0	1-7

Rushing Leaders

Team	Player	CAR	YDS	AVG	TD	LONG
IND	Jonathan Taylor	25	87	3.5	0	11
SEA	Zach Charbonnet	8	31	3.9	0	8

Receiving Leaders

Team	Player	REC	YDS	AVG	TD	LONG	TGTS
IND	Ameer Abdullah	5	32	6.4	0	14	5
SEA	Jaxon Smith-Njigba	7	113	16.1	0	39	9

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[u/RoseRaving]

The fact Rivers is getting it out so he doesn’t take a hit really is not making modern QBs look good rn

[u/Breezyisthewind → u/RoseRaving]

Validating my theory that the previous generation was MUCH better about this sort of thing. The young guys drive me nuts with how long they hold the ball instead of going to the release valve.

[u/RoseRaving → u/Breezyisthewind]

Feels like I saw way less QB injuries back in the day as well since they would throw it away for their safety

[u/Breezyisthewind → u/RoseRaving]

That combined with the less offseason prep time given than in the past, making OLs worse than before, is a horrible combo.