Indianapolis Colts' second-year receiver Josh Downs will make his 2024 debut against the Chicago Bears on Sunday. After being sidelined with a high-ankle sprain that he suffered back on August 7th, Downs was a full participant in all three practices this week and

Here are the three key matchups for Sunday’s game that will go a long way in determining the winner of the Colts versus the Bears.

Through two games, Taylor has 28 total rush attempts, which currently ranks 20th in the NFL. To a degree, the game flow has dictated this with the Colts often playing from behind and the opposing offense controlling the time of possession.

The Colts (0-2) looked overmatched in an ugly game last week against a Packers team that did not have starting quarterback Jordan Love, and although Chicago (1-1) has a win on its record, a revamped Bears offense has struggled the first two games of the season.

The expected return of WR Josh Downs on Sunday could provide a boost to QB Anthony Richardson and the Colts' offense as a whole.

Following their second practice of the week, the Indianapolis Colts released their second injury report ahead of their matchup with the Chicago Bears. Still not practicing was defensive end Laiatu Latu.

The Chicago Bears head to Indy to square off against the Indianapolis Colts on Sunday. This should be an interesting matchup as weaknesses will square off. The Chicago Bears struggling offense (largely the offensive line) will square off against the Colts' struggling defense (largely the defensive line) so this game becomes a question of which struggling unit will rise up and handle the other struggling unit?

There likely will be a new face in the Indianapolis Colts’ offensive huddle Sunday. To be more accurate, a familiar face with a new look. Josh Downs appears on track to make his first appearance of the season and the team’s slot receiver decided to become a tad more aerodynamic.