In Sunday's win over the Tennessee Titans, the Indianapolis Colts set a new team rushing record in the process. The previous single-game rushing record had stood for nearly 70 years and was set in 1956 when that Colts team rushed for 318 yards in an outing.

Tennessee defensive tackle Jeffery Simmons took offense to the playfulness emanating from the Titans locker room following yet another loss Sunday.

On Indianapolis’ second possession of the game, the Colts were moving the ball and found themselves just outside of the red zone. However, the drive ended abruptly with Richardson throwing an interception on a pass to Drew Ogletree up the seam that appeared to come out a touch late.