Falcons overtime in Germany required another coin toss after referee Clete Blakeman mistakenly called Indianapolis the home team.

A trip overseas didn't seem to faze Jonathan Taylor in what's been a dominant 2025 season. The Indianapolis Colts running back had a career outing in Sunday's 31-25 win over the Atlanta Falcons in Berlin,

Blakeman botched the Falcons-Colts overtime coin toss, declaring Indianapolis the visiting team and allowing the Colts to choose heads or tails. The Colts won the toss and elected to receive. One problem: The Colts are not the visiting team. The Colts are designated as the home team in Berlin. The Falcons are the visiting team.

Berlin will be the third German city to host a regular-season game when the Indianapolis Colts and Atlanta Falcons square off Sunday at Olympiastadion.

In the latest game in the NFL's international series, the Atlanta Falcons lead the Indianapolis Colts by a score of 14-13 at halftime in Berlin, Germany.

Irsay-Gordon’s willingness to learn is, unfortunately, more of a rarity among other billionaire owners around professional sports. And as the Colts prepare to battle the Falcons on Sunday in Berlin, Germany, Irsay-Gordon made another move Saturday that all other owners should take note of.

Werner’s No. 92 Colts jersey is the top-seller in Germany this year, the NFL said. Werner is first ahead of star wide receivers Justin Jefferson of the Vikings and Aman-Ra St. Brown of the Lions, who is half-German.

The Steelers lead the all-time series 25-11, and have won two of the last three meetings. The Chargers are 3-point favorites in the latest Steelers vs. Chargers odds, while the over/under for total points scored is 45 via SportsLine consensus.