NFL Power Rankings, Week 3: Vikings climb, Seahawks fall

Indianapolis Colts. 20. team. 46. The Indianapolis Colts have been such a disappointment between Andrew Luck missing most of last season and a sluggish start to 2016. Indianapolis has started 0-2 for three straight years, and injuries continue to plague it. Vontae Davis, T.J. Green, and Patrick Robinson all missed the game against Denver Sunday with injuries. <p>To make matters even worse, Antonio Cromartie, Donte Moncrief, Rashaan Melvin, and Denzelle Good all left at one point to deal with injuries.</p> <p>Andrew Luck showed his mobility is back as he was able to extend plays and roll out of the pocket multiple times. The former No. 1 overall pick was 21-of-40 with 197 yards, a touchdown to Frank Gore, an interception, and a fumble. Not a great day for Andrew Luck, although you can point towards his offensive line allowing five sacks as the reason he failed to get in a rhythm.</p> <p>The running game continues to be non-existant for the Indianapolis Colts. With the exception of a Robert Turbin pitch and catch touchdown, we saw little from Frank Gore or Josh Ferguson. I’m surprised they haven’t given former Bills running back Karlos Williams a shot at this point.</p> <p>On defense the Colts have now given up the most points so far this season with 73.</p> <p>Third year nose tackle Zach Kerr had the Colts only sack of the game, and Darius Butler picked off Broncos quarterback Trevor Siemian.</p> <p>The Colts will host San Diego next Sunday afternoon at 4:25 eastern time.</p>. 0-2. Previous: