INDIANAPOLIS — It was a terrible, horrible, no good, very bad day for the Colts.
The list of indignities from Sunday's 27-0 loss to AFC South-rival Jacksonville was lengthy.
Lucas Oil Stadium steadily emptied from the end of the second quarter on, and the remaining fans showered the team with boos at intermission and again after the final horn sounded.
Indianapolis — which fell to 2-5 — hadn't been more than two games under .500 since the disastrous 2011 season. It hadn't been shut out in a regular season game since 1993. And it hadn't surrendered as many sacks in a single game for 37 years.