Author: Joel A. Erickson, Indianapolis Star

Indianapolis Colts quarterback Philip Rivers acknowledges that he made too many mistakes in 2019, but he’s believes he has good throws left.

Philip Rivers is continuing his NFL career with the Colts, but he already is set to be a coach at the high school level when he’s ready to step away.

Jacob Eason, a five-star recruit who was a freshman starter at Georgia before transferring to Washington, is used to the weight of expectation.

Fullback Roosevelt Nix, who is joining the Colts, spent five seasons with the Steelers, earning a Pro Bowl berth in 2017.

Jim Irsay’s donation is the latest in a long line of gestures by the Indianapolis Colts owner in the midst of the coronavirus crisis.

Frank Reich, who knows Philip Rivers all too well, watched every throw the Chargers great made the last two years and saw no physical drop-off.

Even if the Colts want to move up from the No. 13 spot in the first round of the NFL draft, there are significant obstacles in their way.

Losses to the Miami Dolphins, Los Angeles Chargers and Pittsburgh Steelers magnify Thursday night’s loss to the Houston Texans.

With both the Colts and Texans at 6-4, the winner of Thursday night’s game instantly becomes the favorite to come away with the AFC South title.

Overlooked by most of the national media, Mack heads into the Colts’ bye week ranked fifth in the NFL in rushing, on pace for 1,500 yards this year.