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The Colts lose 42-7 at Jacksonville, their fourth straight, and bench Daniel Jones

The Daily Carmel teamFrom today’s edition · 1 min read · 6 sources

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If you skipped the game, you missed little. The Colts lost 42-7 to the Jaguars in the rain at EverBank Stadium and fell to 2-6. They trailed 28-0 at halftime, and they haven't won in Jacksonville since 2014.

Jacksonville led by 28 at halftime and gained 6.9 yards a play

28Halftime points0
42Final points7
6.9Yards per play4.1

Sources: WISH-TV, The Journal Gazette, Colts.com

Coach Shane Steichen said the Colts “didn't have that juice on the field” and that he'll “evaluate everything, every position.” Quarterback Daniel Jones threw two interceptions, one a 92-yard pick-six, before Anthony Richardson Sr. took over early in the fourth quarter for his first game action in more than a year. Running back Jonathan Taylor called it an “embarrassing butt whooping.”

  • Jones: 19 of 28, 144 yards, one touchdown, two interceptions
  • Taylor: 23 rushing yards on eight carries
  • Jaguars: 5-2, with a three-game lead in the AFC South
  • Colts have lost 13 of 15 dating to last season

Next up, the Cowboys visit Lucas Oil Stadium on Sun., Nov. 8, with kickoff set for 1 p.m.

The Colts' season has slid since the general manager was fired

  1. Oct. 19Colts fire general manager Chris Ballard.
  2. Nov. 1Colts lose 42-7 at Jacksonville and fall to 2-6.
  3. Nov. 8Colts are scheduled to host the Cowboys at 1 p.m.

Sources: Fox 59, The Journal Gazette, WRTV

Sources: The Journal Gazette, WISH-TV, Fox 59, IndyStar, Colts.com, WRTV

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