Colts, Jones must clean up their turnover problem if they want to end 5-year playoff drought

The Indianapolis Colts have been struggling with turnovers in their last two games, despite finishing their season at 2-2. The team has lost the turnover battle each week, which could be a major obstacle in their quest to end their five-year playoff drought. Quarterback Daniel Jones has been particularly inconsistent, throwing four interceptions and losing three fumbles.

In fact, only New England's Drake Maye has more turnovers among quarterbacks this season. Jones acknowledged the issue and expressed confidence in his abilities. However, the Colts' issues go beyond Jones. They have also been struggling with run blocking, as Jonathan Taylor has had trouble breaking through. Pass blocking has also been a concern, with Jones struggling to avoid pressure.

Additionally, the Colts may be missing key players such as injured receiver Alec Pierce and backup Ashton Dulin. Overall, the Colts need to address these issues if they hope to end their playoff drought.