The team gave up 244 rushing yards to Colts running back Jonathan Taylor and went 0-for-8 on third-down attempts. Atlanta still managed to sack Daniel Jones seven times but couldn't close the deal, losing 31-25 to Indianapolis in overtime.

The Indianapolis Colts cheerleaders have plenty of reason to be thrilled with the team at 8-2 and in the lead in the AFC South.

Jonathan Taylor ran 32 times for 244 yards and three touchdowns, including the game winner in overtime, to spark the NFL-best Indianapolis Colts over Atlanta 31-25 on Sunday.The Falcons answered with a Tyler Allegeier one-yard touchdown run and Michael Penix pass to Drake London for a two-point conversion,

Wide receiver Alec Pierce and rookie tight end Tyler Warren took over the passing attack for Jones against the Falcons in Berlin. Starting with Pierce, he hauled in a ridiculous 37-yard TD pass and accumulated 84 yards on just four catches. Pierce has been, and currently is, the deadliest vertical threat in the NFL.

Rookie tight end Tyler Warren was the Colts' leading receiver in their 31-25 win over the Falcons. Warren made a critical 10-yard catch on fourth down to set up a game-tying field goal. He also secured a 23-yard reception in overtime, which led to the game-winning drive.

The Colts' other starting defensive tackle, Grover Stewart, went to the medical tent after collision on the first play of the second half for a possible head injury then to the locker room, eliminating the heart of the Colts' run defense against Atlanta's Bijan Robinson. He is questionable to return.

Indianapolis Colts quarterback Daniel Jones led a fourth-quarter drive against the Atlanta Falcons in Berlin to tie the game at 25 and force overtime.

Indianapolis Colts cornerback Sauce Gardner was thinking about a pick-6. It would have been quite a debut with his new team.