Colts' 7-man protection is much more effective here than the Dolphins'. Not sure why Pittman slowed down his route though, as there was no one in the flat; Jones came very close to throwing a pick 6.

tough break when you're down 17-0 and finally force a punt, to extend the drive with a marginal running into the kicker foul. I guess it counts if you end up in his general area and he sits on you and falls over?

Buckner is a tough blocking assignment for an RB, but Achane just kind of lets himself get run into. Tough on the QB on third down when a 5 man rush beats a 7 man protection. This stunt design seems intentionally designed to attack this particular protection.

this one, I give the D some credit. Watch Cross (20) scooch over into blitz position as soon as the running back motions to the offense's left. Tua looks left where almost all his receivers are, and is completely blindsided. Might be one of those plays where that gap is the QB's responsibility.

This one wasn't a turnover but it should have been. Look how open the receivers are in both flats, but Tua throws over the middle directly at the safety.

Here, a corner blitz comes in unblocked and Tua sees it, but doesn't throw the ball away (he's got RBs in the backfield so he can just dirt it) or even tuck it to avoid a fumble, he acts like he can just step up a bit and the guy will bounce off him. Fumble.

watching fins-colts to see what the heck happened and...this isn't exactly news but Tua made egregious unforced errors on 3 consecutive pass plays. In the first, he sails a ball over the middle for an INT despite not really being pressured

This is a habit Nix has developed and apparently not corrected from last season: moving in the pocket and throwing on the run when he doesn't need to, leading to inaccuracy.

Not the best special teams rep from Barron (23, upper left)

Tennessee receivers meeting at the logo

Scott Hanson cooking Lattimore. Brutal