The Chicago Bears look to make it two wins in a row when they clash with the Indianapolis Colts. Check here where you can watch these teams square off.
The Chicago Bears hope to build on last Sunday’s 17-14 home victory over the Detroit Lions when they take on the Indianapolis Colts this Sunday afternoon at Lucas Oil Stadium.
What makes this contest intriguing is the fact that Chuck Pagano’s team is coming off a 30-27 loss to the Jacksonville Jaguars in London. It’s usually an automatic off-week for the two teams that play overseas. But while the Jaguars sit home this week, the Colts will be playing at home this weekend.
In any case, Indianapolis (1-3) is off to its worst start since 2011, when they lost their first 13 games that season due mainly to the absence of quarterback Peyton Manning. The club would finish 2-14, earn the No. 1 pick in the 2012 NFL Draft and select Stanford quarterback Andrew Luck.
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So far, it’s been an uneven year for the young signal-caller. After throwing four touchdown passes without an interception on opening weekend, Luck has totaled four scoring tosses and five turnovers (three returned for touchdowns) in his last three outings.
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The Colts also continue to have issues on defense and have allowed at least 30 points in each of their three losses this season.
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Meanwhile, John Fox’s team got its first victory of the year thanks in part to quarterback Brian Hoyer, who threw for 302 yards and no interceptions against the Lions last Sunday at Soldier Field.
With 1-3 marks, both teams are dangerously close to tumbling out of the playoff chase early in the season. The loser of this contest will have a massive uphill battle.