The Indianapolis Colts have some problems, that were seen on the sideline versus the Buffalo Bills.

Joe Flacco's 4 turnovers were too difficult to overcome.

It is incredibly frustrating when your side plays well, but the other side is screwing it all up.

Kenny Moore II should not have said that to the media.

Kenny was not lying. Was he just trying to light a fire?

How can coaches take accountability for themselves?

Coach Pagano was a good person, and knew X's and O's, but could not get the most out of his players.

Is Head Coach Shane Steichen on the hot seat?

What is the best decision for Shane now, starting Flacco or Anthony Richardson?

The defense played well overall, but they are not without blame either.

If the Colts were winning, would any of the problems be addressed?

It's not time to throw the towel in.

Initial thoughts about facing a top 5 NFL team.

The Indianapolis Colts play tough teams tough.

Buffalo Bills quarterback: Josh Allen is having one of his best seasons of his career.

Bills have 13 touchdowns rushing the football.

The Colts passing attack has not done well lately, and Bills only allow 6.6 yards per attempt.

Bills are 3rd in the league at creating turnovers.

Defenders need to bring Josh Allen down, not worry about turnovers.

How does injuries, and returning injuries, effect a game on the offensive line?

Who get's more credit for the o-line, Chris Ballard or line coach Sparano Jr.?

Offensive and defensive players who need to play their best to win.

Game predictions!

Joe Flacco's play in primetime leaves Indianapolis Colts fans wanting more.

This is a learning experience for Anthony Richardson?

Did the Colts hurt Richardson's development of maturity/leadership by starting him too early?

The Colts have to ride with Flacco now.

Jonathan Taylor is a special running back.

Indy did Richardson a disservice by throwing Anthony in the fire.

The Defense again did their job, and gave the offense a chance to win the game.

The fumble on the 1st drive effected the entire game.

Self inflicted wounds ended a promising drive also.

Who was to blame for the only sacks of the game, given up on the last drive?

Quarterback is the hardest job in all sports.