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It wasn’t a pretty loss for the Indianapolis Colts when they visited Jacksonville on Sunday. In fact, the “Jason” movie franchise is less bloody than what happened at EverBank Stadium during the Jaguars 42-7 win.
Perhaps there’s some tiny measure of satisfaction from Colts fans after it was announced that the Jags were hit with four costly fines totaling $39,187 by the NFL? No? Moving on.
Four players were slammed with fines during the win: Tight end Brenton Strange, linebackers Branson Combs and Dennis Gardeck and defensive tackle Ruke Orhorhoro. Three were fined for unnecessary roughness while Strange was fined for unsportsmanlike conduct with taunting.
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Jacksonville flourished through the first half, leading 28-0 and didn’t slow down for the life of the Colts during the second half.
Indianapolis ended up pulling quarterback Daniel Jones following his second interception of the day before allowing QB Anthony Richardson to take the field for the first time this season. He was 2-of-2 for eight yards and ran twice for four yards. Trade rumor superstar Jonathan Taylor had eight carries and four catches.
Richardson experienced a frightening eye injury during the 2025 season, so despite the Colts’ loss, he was excited to be back on the field.
“There were definitely times where I would go to the doctor, and they would tell me they don’t know if I’m getting my vision back,” he said following the game. “Stuff like that. So, I’m just grateful that I even just get a chance to go out there and throw a pass.”
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