INDIANAPOLIS — Michael Badgley missed his second kick of the season, yanking a PAT wide left early in the first quarter.

Tight end Mo Alie-Cox accounted for one of Daniel Jones’ 11 incompletions with a drop, and running back Jonathan Taylor was held to a minus-3 yards on three attempts in the second quarter.

That just about takes care of what went wrong with Daniel Jones and the NFL’s most-efficient, highest-scoring offense Sunday against the Los Angeles Chargers at SoFi Stadium.

Once again, the Indianapolis Colts were hummin’ in a highlight-filled, 38-24 win that left quarterback Justin Herbert and the Chargers languishing in their wake and should have reinforced their status as a serious player not only in the AFC, but the NFL.

Stowed in their baggage for the long flight home were an

See Full Page