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COLTS VS JAGUARS

Quarterly updates for today's game against Jacksonville.*

FINAL SCORE

 

Jacksonville 17, Colts 3

 

 

FOURTH QUARTER UPDATE

 

Dan Orlovsky replaced Curtis Painter with 5:55 to go.  Orlovsky suffered a sack-fumble on his third play.  Jacksonville scored on a Maurice Jones-Drew three-yard rush for a 17-3 lead with 3:52 remaining.

 

THIRD QUARTER UPDATE

 

Jacksonville took a 10-3 lead with 1:49 to go in the period on an 11-yard touchdown pass from Blaine Gabbert to Jarett Dillard.  The scoring drive was 16 plays and 86 yards and consumed 9:40 of the period.

 

SECOND QUARTER UPDATE

 

Scobee missed a 45-yard field goal with two seconds left in the period.

 

Adam Vinatieri tied the game in the first minute of the quarter with a 42-yard field goal.  The play capped a 56-yard drive.

 

Tickets distributed for the game:  64,619.

 

FIRST QUARTER UPDATE

 

Josh Scobee hit a 44-yard field goal to conclude Jacksonville's third possession.

 

Indianapolis and Jacksonville traded interceptions to start the game.  It was a red zone stop for the Colts' defense.

 

Indianapolis won the coin toss and received.

 

COLTS PRE-GAME REPORT

 

Colts inactive players today:

 

QB-Peyton Manning

DB-Terrence Johnson

DB-Stevie Brown

RB-Joseph Addai

TE-Dallas Clark

TE-Brody Eldridge

OT-Joe Reitz

 

EXPECTED LINE-UP CHANGES

 

Mike Tepper starts at left guard for Joe Reitz

Jacob Tamme starts at tight end for Dallas Clark

Curtis Painter starts at quarterback for Peyton Manning

Donald Brown at running back for Joseph Addai

 

The roof is closed and the window is open at Lucas Oil Stadium for the game today. 

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