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Arizona Cardinals (0-1) at Indianapolis Colts Week 2 Arizona Cardinals (0-1) at Indianapolis Colts (0-1) Sunday, September 17, 2017 | 1:00 PM ET | Lucas Oil Stadium | Referee: Carl Cheffers REGULAR-SEASON SERIES HISTORY LEADER: Colts lead all-time series, 8-7 LAST GAME: 11/24/13: Colts 11 at Cardinals 40 STREAKS: Colts have won 4 of past 5 LAST GAME AT SITE: 1/1/06: Colts 17, Cardinals 13 ARIZONA CARDINALS INDIANAPOLIS COLTS LAST WEEK L 35-23 at Detroit LAST WEEK L 46-9 at Los Angeles Rams COACH VS. OPP. Bruce Arians: 1-0 COACH VS. OPP. Chuck Pagano: 0-1 PTS. FOR/AGAINST 23.0/35.0 PTS. FOR/AGAINST 9.0/46.0 OFFENSE 309.0 OFFENSE 225.0 PASSING Carson Palmer: 27-48-269-1-3-53.2 PASSING Scott Tolzien: 9-18-128-0-2-33.8 OR Jacoby Brissett: 2-3-51-0-0-109.7 RUSHING Kerwynn Williams: 5-10-2.0-1 (T2L) RUSHING Frank Gore: 10-42-4.2-0 RECEIVING Larry Fitzgerald: 6-74-12.3-0 RECEIVING T.Y. Hilton: 3-57-19.0-0 DEFENSE 367.0 DEFENSE 373.0 SACKS Chandler Jones: 1 SACKS Margus Hunt: 1 INTs Justin Bethel: 1 (T1L) INTs - TAKE/GIVE -3 (1/4) TAKE/GIVE -2 (1/3) PUNTING (NET) Andy Lee: 46.0 (34.0) PUNTING (NET) Rigoberto Sanchez (R): 50.3 (47.8) KICKING Phil Dawson: 5 (2/2 PAT; 1/2 FG) KICKING Adam Vinatieri: 3 (0/1 PAT; 1/2 FG) CARDINALS NOTES COLTS NOTES • BRUCE ARIANS was Ind. interim head coach in 2012 & won • QB SCOTT TOLZIEN has 770 pass yards in 4 career AP NFL Coach of the Year. starts. QB JACOBY BRISSETT completed 34 of 55 • QB CARSON PALMER completed 26 of 37 (70.3 pct.) for passes (61.8 pct.) for 400 yards & had rush TD in 3 games 314 yards with 2 TDs for 114 rating in last meeting. Ranks 14th with NE last season. in career pass yards (44,538) & TD passes (286) in NFL history. • RB FRANK GORE had 144 rush yards in his last game • RB KERWYNN WILLIAMS aims for 4th in row with rush vs. Az. (12/28/14 with SF). Has 7 career meetings with 100+ TD. scrimmage yards. Ranks 8th in NFL history with 13,107 rush • WR LARRY FITZGERALD had 6 receptions for 74 yards in yards. Is 5th player in NFL history with 12,500+ rush yards Week 1. In 3 career meetings, has 18 receptions for 208 yards (13,107) & 400+ catches (415). Rookie RB MARLON & 3 TDs. Ranks 3rd in NFL history with 1,131 career receptions MACK had rush TD in NFL debut last week. & 9th with 14,463 rec. yards. Is 1 of 10 in NFL history with 100+ • WR T.Y. HILTON is 1 of 4 in NFL history with 850+ rec. yards TD catches (104). WR J.J. NELSON had rec. TD last week. & 5+ TD catches in each of 1st 5 seasons. Has 68 catches of Has 5 TD catches in past 6. TE JERMAINE GRESHAM had 25+ yards since entering league in 2012, most in NFL. Has 377 career-high 10 receptions in last meeting (10/19/14 with Cin.). catches since 2012, tied for 4th most in AFC. WR DONTE Has 19 catches for 133 yards & TD in 2 career games at Ind. MONCRIEF has TD catch in 2 of past 3 vs. NFC. Has 7 rec. • LB CHANDLER JONES has 4 sacks, FF & PD in past 3. TDs in his past 10. TE JACK DOYLE is 1 of 6 NFL TEs with Had 2.5 sacks in last meeting (10/18/15 with NE). Has 4 sacks 60+ catches (61) & 5+ rec. TDs (5) since 2016. & FF in past 6 vs. AFC. Rookie LB HASSAN REDDICK had • LB JABAAL SHEARD has 2 sacks & 5 TFL in his past 2 vs. 8 tackles in NFL debut last week. LB KARLOS DANSBY Az. DT JOHNATHAN HANKINS had sack in his last game had 22-yard INT-TD in last meeting. Aims for 4th game in row vs. Az. (9/14/14 with NYG). S DARIUS BUTLER had FF last with 7+ tackles. CB JUSTIN BETHEL had 82-yard INT-TD week. Has 12 INTs, incl. 3 INT-TDs since joining Ind. in 2012. last week, 2nd game in row with INT-TD. Became 2nd player DE MARGUS HUNT had sack in team debut in Week 1. S in NFL history with INT-TD in fi nal game of previous season & MATTHIAS FARLEY led team with 10 tackles last week. opener of next season. CB PATRICK PETERSON has 20 • K ADAM VINATIERI has 531 career FGs, 3rd most in INTs since 2011, tied for 3rd in NFL. NFL history. Leads all active scorers with 2,381 points. ON THE AIRWAVES TV: FOX (1:00 PM ET): Chris Myers, Daryl Johnston, Laura Okmin (Field reporter) NATIONAL RADIO: Westwood One: John Sadak, Ross Tucker | SIRIUS: 127 (Az), 145 (Ind) | XM: 386 (Az), 230 (Ind).
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