To say the upcoming game against the Denver Broncos is high stakes for the Indianapolis Colts is an understatement; it could all but make or break their goal of making the playoffs this year.
The Colts currently have a losing record at 6-7, compared to the Broncos' 8-5, and their quarterback, Bo Nix, has been proving that he's a force to be reckoned with. The Broncos are currently favored to beat the Colts, but not by much. The Broncos have won their last three in a row, but the Colts have also won two of their last three, and Anthony Richardson is showing steady signs of improvement - so much so, that he's become the only reliable player on the Colts' offense lately.
Regardless of who analysts believe will emerge victorious, everyone seems to agree that this will be a very close game between two teams who both need to win.
Here is the Colts' unofficial depth chart for Week 15.
Offense:
- WR:Â Michael Pittman Jr., Ashton Dulin
- LT:Â Bernhard Raimann, Blake Freeland
- LG: Quenton Nelson, Danny Pinter OR Tanor Bortolini
- C:Â Tanor Bortolini, Danny Pinter
- RG:Â Dalton Tucker, Atonio Mafi
- RT:Â Braden Smith, Matt Goncalves
- TE:Â Mo Alie-Cox, Drew Ogletree
- TE:Â Kylen Granson, Will Mallory
- WR:Â Josh Downs, Anthony Gould
- WR: Alec Pierce OR Adonai Mitchell
- QB:Â Anthony Richardson, Joe Flacco, Sam Ehlinger
- RB:Â Jonathan Taylor, Trey Sermon, Tyler Goodson
Defense:
- DE:Â Kwity Paye, Laiatu Latu
- DT:Â DeForest Buckner, Taven Bryan, Adetomiwa Adebawore
- NT:Â Grover Stewart, Raekwon Davis
- DE:Â Dayo Odeyingbo, Tyquan Lewis, Isaiah Land
- WLB:Â E.J. Speed
- MLB:Â Zaire Franklin, Segun Olubi
- SAM:Â Grant Stuard, Cameron McGrone
- CB:Â Samuel Womack III, David Long Jr.
- FS: Julian Blackmon, Rodney Thomas II, Darren Hall
- SS:Â Nick Cross, Ronnie Harrison Jr.
- N:Â Kenny Moore II, Chris Lammons
- CB:Â Jaylon Jones
Special Teams:
- P:Â Rigoberto Sanchez
- PK:Â Matt Gay
- H:Â Rigoberto Sanchez
- LS:Â Luke Rhodes
- KR:Â Tyler Goodson, Anthony Gould, Ashton Dulin
- PR:Â Josh Downs, Anthony Gould