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Hi, Colts fans!  :default_20smile:  Our 1-2 Colts are back in  Downtown Indianapolis after playing their two road games at the Redskins and Eagles, as they host the winless and 0-3 Houston Texans in the Colts first AFC South divisional matchup.

 

Colts will be busy as they will have short practice week to prepare to play the Patriots in New England for Thursday Night Football on October 4.

 

Colts will also finally see and play opposite second-year QB DeShaun Watson this season. Watson suffered an season-ending, non-contact ACL injury during team practice back on November 2, 2017.

 

Indianapolis still has by far has the winningest  regular season series  record over any other NFL opponent over the Texans with their 25 win and 7 loss record,  and a .781 percentage, entering this afternoon's 33th all-time meeting.

 

Colts  both won the last two games, and swept the Texans in both teams home-and-home series. Indianapolis defeating the Texans 20-14 at Houston on November 5, and later winning 22-10  at the real LOS in the season finale back on December 31, 2017.

 

Spero Dedes and Adam Archuleta are announcing the live TV game commentary  for The NFL On CBS's early regional double header game, seen limited, and primarily in Indiana, Texas, Illinois, and Kentucky, and locally on WTTV CBS Channel 4, all stations presented on HD.

 

Real Lucas Oil Stadium's retractable roof may be open for this afternoon's 1:05 P.M. Eastern Standard Time kickoff, because the local game forecast is   mostly sunny skies at 75 degrees,  0% precipitation, 59% humidity, and south/southwest winds at 7 miles per hour.

   

NO injuries, even your record at 2-2, and LET'S GO COLTS!!!!!  :rock:  :cheer: :coltslogo:  :1colts:  :colts:  :coltshelmet:  :coltslogo:  :cheer:  :D

 

https://www.colts.com/news/2018-colts-preview-colts-texans-week-4

 

 

https://www.colts.com/gamecenter/2018093004/2018/REG4/Texans@Colts#menu=gameinfo&tab=preview

 

https://www.colts.com/team/injury-report

 

https://www.houstontexans.com/team/injury-report

 

https://506sports.com/

 

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