bond - Indianapolis Colts Blog- ESPNThe Colts' pass-catchers have struggled at times this season Nyheim Hines Color Rush Jersey , but they rave about the QB's unwavering trust in them following ugly mistakes.Why Did The Colts Call Up Rookie Reece Fountain To The 53-Man Roster? | 1070 the FanRookie Reece Fountain made his NFL debut on Sunday afternoon against the Texans. Here are Frank Reich’s thoughts on why the team called Fountain up to the 53-man roster.Colts’ Frank Reich ‘loves’ no huddle, just not all the time | FOX59INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. – It was the right approach at precisely the right time Sunday in Houston, but Frank Reich is quick to offer a warning: don’t expect the his Indianapolis Colts to evolve into the second coming of the Jim Kelly-led Buffalo Bills or the Peyton Manning-led Colts.Colts hold on to AFC wild-card chances | FOX59INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. – The short-term focus is understandable. “Right now what we’re focused on is next week, as you would expect me to say,’’ Frank Reich said Sunday after his Indianapolis Colts handled the Texans in Houston 24-21. “That’s really all that matters.Hits And Misses: Colts Stars Step Up In Big Divisional Win | 1070 the FanLet’s take a look at the good and the bad from the Colts (7-6) bouncing back with a huge road win over the Texans (9-4) in Week 14.Colts-Texans Drive Of The Game: Streak SnapperThe Indianapolis Colts’ 2018 Week 14 Drive of the Game https://www.coltsfanshop.com/Johnny-Unitas-Jersey , presented by Hays + Sons, was an eight-play, 75-yard sequence in the third quarter that led to a 12-yard touchdown pass from Andrew Luck to Zach Pascal in Indy’s eventual 24-21 victory over the HoustFive Things Learned: Colts-Texans (Week 14)What were the main takeaways from Sunday’s Indianapolis Colts 2018 Week 14 victory over the Houston Texans? Here are Five Things Learned.Dopey Report Card: Andrew Luck, T.Y. Hilton and D-line dominate the Texans – The AthleticFor every Colts game this season, Bob Kravitz provides his grades. This week, he analyzes Indianapolis' win over the Houston Texans.Duo Of Andrew Luck, T.Y. Hilton Unsurprisingly Lead Colts’ Week 14 Pro Football Focus GradesAndrew Luck and T.Y. Hilton connected for nearly 200 yards in the Indianapolis Colts’ win over the Houston Texans on Sunday Jacoby Brissett Jersey , leading a group of Colts who ranked near the top of their positions according to Pro Football Focus.Snap Counts: Colts-Texans, Week 14The Indianapolis Colts and the Houston Texans met up for their 2018 Week 14 matchup on Sunday at NRG Stadium. What were the snap counts for the Colts players in the matchup?COLTS MEDIA With their backs against the wall the Colts went out and did what they needed to do to get a win on the road against the division rival Houston Texans on Sunday. It was a tough game that could potentially offer a playoff preview if the Colts can take care of business and get a break or two down the stretch. There were a lot of things to like about the way this team played on defense, and the offense got humming once Frank Reich made some adjustments in the second quarter. Let’s take a look at the snap counts for this game and see if they reveal anything interesting.Offense#PlayerPositionOffensive SnapsPercentDefensive SnapsPercentSpecial Teams SnapsPercent#PlayerPositionOffensive SnapsPercentDefensive SnapsPercentSpecial Teams SnapsPercentNotesI was a little surprised to see that Mark Glowinski missed so many snaps in this game. He left with an ankle injury and found himself back in the mix briefly later, but left again after being unable to continue. I was surprised, because the drop off between he and Josh Andrews wasn’t all that noticeable. I’m sure that a close review of the film might reveal otherwise, but the overall takeaway for me is that the Colts backup offensive linemen have done a very solid job this season.Despite being the receiver who had the second most snaps on the offense, Ryan Grant was targeted just once. In a field of really solid draft picks and free agent pickups Reggie Wayne Color Rush Jersey , Grant just has not achieved what the Colts would have hoped of him.Jordan Wilkins didn’t get a single snap with the offense in Sunday’s game. To a degree that is understandable, because he doesn’t have the versatility of Hines or the explosiveness of Mack, but his vision is really good and I would like to see him used, even if in a limited capacity.Reece Fountain got his first action after being activated from the practice squad with Dontrelle Inman unable to play this week. He was in on 3 snaps and got 3 on special teams as well. He wasn’t targeted in that time.Defense#PlayerPositionOffensive SnapsPercentDefensive SnapsPercentSpecial Teams SnapsPercent#PlayerPositionOffensive SnapsPercentDefensive SnapsPercentSpecial Teams SnapsPercentNotesThe group of defensive backs for the Colts getting the bulk of the snaps has been nearly unchanged for most of this season. Kenny Moore, Pierre Desir, Clayton Geathers, and Malik Hooker as well as Darius Leonard have gotten 100 percent of the defensive snaps when they were healthy. Leonard and Moore and 23 https://www.coltsfanshop.com/Rigoberto-Sanchez-Jersey , Hooker is 22. Great to see the Colts getting meaningful defensive snaps from some young and productive guys. Al-Quadin Muhammad saw an uptick in snaps this week, cutting into Tyquan Lewis’ time on the field a bit for the first time since Lewis got healthy. Kemoko Turay also saw diminished snaps, likely due to the Texans tendency to run the ball and his limited effectiveness there. Matthew Adams seems to have staked his claim on the SAM linebacker job, earning himself more time over the past few weeks with his hard hitting play against the running game. Despite a couple bad penalties being called on him in the past two weeks, he has looked pretty solid.2 of Grover Stewart’s 22 snaps resulted in big penalties called on him. That just cannot happen. You can’t have your rotational defensive linemen killing you with penalties.Special Teams#PlayerPositionOffensive SnapsPercentDefensive SnapsPercentSpecial Teams SnapsPercent#PlayerPositionOffensive SnapsPercentDefensive SnapsPercentSpecial Teams SnapsPercent