31-21 to Colts, and it went about how it looked. Daniel Jones threw for Colts — 20/27, 304 yards, 4 TD, 2 INT. Tyler Warren was the target for Colts — 6 catches, 128 yards, 1 TD. That is 4 straight games over 100 for Jonathan Taylor. Total yards: Colts 427, Dolphins 261.

Titans could not stop handing it over, and Colts made it count — 27-17. Jonathan Taylor carried the load for Colts — 13 carries, 123 yards, 1 TD. Tony Pollard did the work on the ground for Titans — 11 carries, 88 yards, 1 TD — in a losing effort. Jonathan Taylor has now cleared 100 rushing yards in 3 in a row. On the ground: Colts 136, Titans 88.

Kayla James: "Indianapolis made it look easy—a 20-point laydown that felt less like a playoff preview and more like a coronation, with Alec Pierce untouchable for 195 yards while Jacksonville's defense had no answer." Ava Collins: "Daniel Jones managed 353 yards and 2 touchdowns against a defense that had no answer for Pierce, which is fine work—but Jacksonville's 3 sacks suggest the real story is that Indianapolis got away with keeping him clean when it mattered." Nicole Santos: "Indianapolis didn't need to establish the run—Pierce operating at another level entirely, 195 yards on 4 catches, made Jacksonville's secondary irrelevant before the game was decided."

Indianapolis beat Jacksonville 37-17 behind Daniel Jones and a Colts passing attack that dominated the air, with Jones completing 18 of 26 for 353 yards and 2 touchdowns. Alec Pierce was the difference maker, catching 4 passes for 195 yards and 2 touchdowns as the Colts outgained Jacksonville 441 to 308 total yards. The Jaguars managed 125 rushing yards but turned the ball over twice while sacking the Colts 0 times, unable to generate pressure in a one-sided affair that saw Indianapolis improve to 15-2.

Ava Collins: "Cincinnati came in and could not move the ball—131 total yards, 3 giveaways—while Daniel Jones threw 4 touchdowns and Tyler Warren cleared 100 yards again, the kind of afternoon that matters in the playoff picture." Jaylen Rivers: "Indianapolis just ran for 15 yards and won by 21—that's not sustainable, and if the run game stays this broken heading into the playoffs, it doesn't matter that they're 1 seed."

Colts were never troubled, putting Bengals away 31-10. Daniel Jones did the damage for Colts — 14/18, 241 yards, 4 TD. Tyler Warren did the catching for Colts — 9 catches, 100 yards, 2 TD. Make it 3 consecutive games past 100 for Tyler Warren. Total yards: Colts 256, Bengals 131.

Colts 23, Giants 20. Nobody watching sat down. Jonathan Taylor did the work on the ground for Colts — 21 carries, 144 yards. Cam Skattebo carried the load for Giants — 22 carries, 142 yards — in a losing effort. Jonathan Taylor is in form — 143 rushing yards a game over his last three, against a season average of 94. Total yards: Colts 382, Giants 358.

Colts got it done 19-13 over Dolphins. Malik Willis threw for Dolphins — 19/33, 252 yards, 1 TD, 2 INT — in a losing effort. Tutu Atwell was the target for Dolphins — 4 catches, 98 yards, 1 TD. Three weeks of this now from Josh Downs: 31 receiving yards a game, well clear of his 20 average. Through the air: Dolphins 252, Colts 195.