The Indianapolis Colts were one of the best stories in the NFL through the first half of the season — but their season is suddenly in real danger. In today’s episode, Trey Wingo breaks down exactly why the Colts are running into the worst stretch of their year at the worst possible time, and why the numbers say this slide could get much worse. Daniel Jones is playing through what the team calls a “fractured fibula,” which is just the medical term for a broken leg. He can’t plant, drive, or move the way he did earlier in the season, and it’s already changing the entire structure of the Colts offense. Jonathan Taylor was held without a touchdown — and the Colts are now 0–5 in games where Taylor doesn’t score. Defenses are loading the box, knowing Jones can’t extend plays or threaten the edge. And then there’s the schedule — which might be the toughest remaining stretch for any playoff-contending team in football. The Colts now face: - at Jacksonville - at Seattle - San Francisco - Jac...