Colts took the ball away and took the game with it, 34-17. LaNorris Sellers threw for Colts — 9/18, 213 yards, 4 TD, 1 INT. Adetomiwa Adebawore lived in the backfield for Colts — 3 sacks. Total yards: Colts 280, Dolphins 143.

Colts were never troubled, putting Texans away 28-7. Duce Robinson was the target for Colts — 7 catches, 88 yards, 1 TD. Nico Collins moved the ball for Texans — 3 catches, 73 yards, 1 TD — in a losing effort. C.J. Stroud — 88 overall — was held to 73 passing yards, against an average of 233. Through the air: Colts 137, Texans 73.

Sierra Vaughn: "Indianapolis had every reason to win this game—they moved the ball better, they hit Baltimore harder on defense, and Deion Burks turned 5 catches into 103 yards and a touchdown. But a 1-point loss to a team that outscores its talent level means the Colts' turnover discipline, which has kept them alive all season, finally stopped mattering."

The Colts had everything working—256 passing yards, 5 catches and 103 yards from Deion Burks, and a 1-point loss at home that should sting because they outgained Baltimore 309 to 279 and won the pressure battle 3 sacks to 1. Indianapolis needs to look at execution in tight moments; LaNorris Sellers completed 21 of 31 but one turnover in a game decided by a point is one too many. The Colts are 9-2 and still dangerous, but this is exactly the kind of winnable game they have to finish when margins are this thin.

Buccaneers could not stop handing it over, and Colts made it count — 17-9. Baker Mayfield was steady for Buccaneers — 32/48, 320 yards, 1 INT — in a losing effort. Deion Burks moved the ball for Colts — 2 catches, 76 yards, 1 TD. A season best for Ahmad Hardy. Total yards: Buccaneers 425, Colts 233.

Zoe Bell: "The Jets abandoned the run on a day when Indianapolis's front four made them pay for it every other play. New York threw 75% of the time and gained 33 yards on the ground—you can't win a 42-point game that way, even if your quarterback throws 5 touchdowns." Jeff Epstein: "Indianapolis put up 77 points and New York still found a way to score 35—Sellers and Robinson were operating in a shooting gallery, but the Jets' 9 sacks allowed and 4 turnovers means this wasn't a clinic, it was a mugging they invited."

The Colts dismantled the Jets 77-35 in a rout that will live in Indianapolis memory, with LaNorris Sellers threading 8 touchdown passes and Duce Robinson catching 7 of them for 279 yards—a day neither man will surpass this season. Trey Lance kept New York in the conversation with 5 touchdown passes of his own and 389 yards, but the Jets' offense couldn't find ground to stand on with just 33 rushing yards while surrendering 9 sacks, and 4 turnovers sealed a lopsided affair that belonged to Indianapolis from the start. The Colts improved to 8-1; the Jets fell to 5-4.

Colts were never troubled, putting Panthers away 31-7. LaNorris Sellers did the damage for Colts — 10/22, 213 yards, 3 TD, 1 INT. Duce Robinson moved the ball for Colts — 5 catches, 137 yards, 3 TD. Tyreek Hill's high-water mark for the year. Total yards: Colts 246, Panthers 169.