Indy dominated the Raiders 40-6 behind a balanced attack and a relentless defense. Daniel Jones looked like the franchise quarterback Indy hoped for, delivering 212 yards and two touchdowns with composure under pressure. Jonathan Taylor punched in three scores as Indy carved out a red-zone clinic (6-for-6). Defensively, four Colts sack a list of stalwarts while Laiatu Latu and Mehki Blackmon delivered timely takeaways. Special teams shone with a blocked punt by Segun Olubi as Indy proved it can win in all three phases.

Offensive cohesion and red-zone efficiency were the storylines, but the Colts’ improved protection allowed Jones to exploit Raiders’ coverage and keep the momentum. With several pass-catchers contributing, Indy’s weapons pool looks more versatile than earlier in the season, giving fantasy managers a clearer path to steady weekly points and upside in a favorable schedule ahead.

Las Vegas dropped to 1-4 after a 40-6 meltdown at Indianapolis, spotlighting widespread issues on offense, defense, and special teams. Pete Carroll’s postgame remarks balanced accountability with a push for growth from the young players and a plan to clean up the mistakes. The defeat raises urgency as the Raiders prepare for a home matchup amid leadership questions and rotation tweaks.

Colts dominated clock time on third downs, a blocked punt swung momentum, and a late interception iced the game. With Brock Bowers and Eric Stokes rested, the vibe centers on leadership, rotation decisions, and how the Raiders recalibrate for a bounce-back effort in Week 6.

Week 5 turned pregame into a runway, with Maxx Crosby’s shirtless entrance setting the tone as players mixed sharp suits, elevated knits, and bold accessories across the league.

Across the slate, Mac Jones’s formal red-and-black split on Thursday Night Football paced the vibe, while Jalen Hurts, Breece Hall, CJ Stroud, Shaquille Leonard and Lamar Jackson punctuated the day with vivid color accents and standout pieces that hint at fantasy and betting angles for the week ahead.

Daniel Jones' move to the Colts has unleashed the "Indiana Jones" nickname and a 3-1 start. He sits atop the league in total QBR (79.7 entering Week 5) with 1,078 passing yards and three passing TDs plus three rushing TDs and zero turnovers through three games.

Indy’s offense is fueling a league-best 6.5 yards per play and 30.8 PPG, with only one punt. Week 4’s 2 INTs and a loss to the Rams tempered the surge, but Jones’ early pace keeps fantasy managers hopeful about the Colts’ ceiling.