Colts and Commanders try to build on Week 3 wins when they face each other in London
Marcus Mariota is expected to start for Washington as Jayden Daniels remains limited by a dislocated elbow.
- On Sunday at 9:30 a.m. EDT, the Indianapolis Colts travel to London to face the Washington Commanders , marking the Colts' second consecutive season playing internationally.
- Colts head coach Shane Steichen prioritized maintaining a normal schedule for the overseas trip, planning a Friday walkthrough to avoid injury risks from the red-eye flight.
- Steichen expressed respect for mobile threats Jayden Daniels and Marcus Mariota, while Indianapolis quarterback Daniel Jones faces Washington's defense sporting a 42.2 percent blitz rate through three weeks.
- Commanders receivers Terry McLaurin and Stefon Diggs present a 'solid challenge,' Steichen noted, as Indianapolis sustains momentum without wide receiver Alec Pierce and maintains 15 penalties, tied for fewest in the NFL.
- Holding a 21-11 series lead, the Colts seek to move to 2-2, while Jayden Daniels recovers from an elbow injury and Washington builds momentum from its victory over the Seattle Seahawks.
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