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Indianapolis
Colts
11-5
2nd AFC SOUTH
(4-2)
Sunday, November 3, 2013 - 8:30 PM EST
Avg. Yds (Rk)CategoryAvg. Yds (Rk)
258.0 (7th)Pass Off.239.4 (11th)
104.4 (22nd)Rush Off.132.7 (8th)
236.8 (21st)Pass Def.225.8 (16th)
137.5 (28th)Rush Def.97.5 (7th)
Reliant Stadium
Houston, TX
Houston
Texans
12-4
1st AFC SOUTH
(5-1)
 
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  • QB
    • Ryan
    • Tannehill
    • #17 | Height/Weight: 6-4/222
    AttComYdsTDs
    20312014724
    QB
    • Andrew
    • Luck
    • #12 | Height/Weight: 6-4/234
    AttComYdsTDs
    28816019718

    Offensive Matchup

    Total Yards
    Per Game
    327.9
    373.0
    Passing Yards
    Per Game
    212.0
    265.9
    Rushing Yards
    Per Game
    115.9
    107.1
    Points Per Game
    21.4
    19.4
    Third Down
    Conversion %
    39.0
    40.8
    Time of
    Possesion
    29:19
    30:43
    Dolphins
    Colts

    Defensive Matchup

    Total Yards
    Per Game
    363.0
    350.4
    Passing Yards
    Per Game
    281.0
    213.0
    Rushing Yards
    Per Game
    82.0
    137.4
    Points Per Game
    18.0
    24.4
    Third Down
    Conversion %
    26.4
    40.4
    Dolphins
    Colts
  • Miami Injuries
    DatePosPlayerInjuryNFL StatusFantasy News
    05/21/13DBJamar TaylorHernia Dolphins rookie cornerback Jamar Taylor had surgery to repair a hernia and will cost him up to three weeks of practice time. He's a candidate to be back for a June minicamp and should be OK for the start of training camp.
    01/14/13RBDaniel ThomasKnee The Miami Herald reports that Dolphins running back Daniel Thomas expects to compete for the starting job even though Lamar Miller is considered the front-runner. “I don’t know why [Miller] would have the inside track,” Thomas said. “It’s an open competition. Everybody has a fair shot. The best player is going to get the job. Nobody has a leg up. I’m looking to be that guy…. That’s why I put the work in.” Thomas said he trained in Arizona with other players including Tim Tebow, Terrell Suggs, LaRon Landry and James Harrison: “I wanted to get my legs back stronger [after knee surgery],” he said. “I’ve been very inconsistent. I’ve had a lot of injures. This is the year I’ve got to put everything together. When I’m healthy and on top of my game, I feel like I can play with the best of them.”
    Indianapolis Injuries
    DatePosPlayerInjuryNFL StatusFantasy News
    05/29/13WRDarrius Heyward-BeyHamstring The Indianapolis Star reports that Colts receiver Darrius Heyward-Bey is dealing with a sore hamstring during OTA workouts. The report says it's not considered the "least bit serious."
    05/23/13LBPat AngererFoot Colts linebacker Pat Angerer might be out until the start of training camp after undergoing a second surgery to fix a broken bone in his right foot. He said his foot “feels better now than it did all last year,” according to the Indianapolis Star.
    05/23/13RBDelone CarterShoulder Backup Colts running back Delone Carter had recent shoulder surgery and isn't practicing in team OTAs according to the Indianapolis Star. He dealt with a thumb injury and two ankle injuries in 2012.
    03/13/13RBDonald BrownAnkle When asked about his running backs Colts head coach Chuck Pagano conceded that Vick Ballard was the primary option but that Donald Brown would be in the mix. He even went as far as to call him a "home-run hitter" while expressing thankfulness for his health. "Donnie’s in great shape and healthy and looks fantastic to this point in the offseason program," Pagano said. "Can Vick be an every-down guy? Yeah. Can Donnie be an every-down guy? Yeah. They are different types of runners and are more than capable on third down, knowing the protections and picking up blitzers and being effective once they get out to catch the football and doing those things out of the backfield."
    03/07/13WRAustin CollieKnee In an interesting interview with Sports Illustrated it was revealed that receiver Austin Collie might not run at full speed until October as he makes his way back from a ruptured right patellar tendon suffered in 2012. He's also upset with the stigma that he's concussion prone. "Honestly, it's getting to me. It's getting frustrating to deal with the perception, and this is like the first time I've admitted that," Collie said. "... Obviously from the public's view it's going to take a few years of not having anything go wrong, because if it does, people are going to be like, 'Oh, this kid's fragile again.' ... But when you really look at my career, for three of my four years in the league, I've had over 50 catches and 500 yards, and 2011 was the only year I suffered in the touchdown category, playing with three or four different quarterbacks. People think I've been gone the past three years because of concussions, or that all I've been doing is getting hurt. I can't do anything about the perception. All I'm looking for is a chance, because it's been kind of a perfect storm type of situation I've been dealing with. I'm ready for my luck to change."
 
 
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