The Indianapolis Colts visit the Baltimore Ravens in the NFL Week 5 edition of "Monday Night Football" on ESPN (8:15 p.m.).
The Colts (1-3)are coming off their first victory of the season, while the Ravens (3-1) have won three straight.
Quarterback Carson Wentz leads the Colts' offense, which will be without key offensive linemen Quenton Nelson and Braden Smith. Key defensive players on the sideline tonight include rookie pass rusher Kwity Paye and cornerback Rock Ya-Sin.
Quarterback Lamar Jackson leads the Ravens. Tackle Ronnie Stanley is out for tonight's game.
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11:30p.m.— Colts lose 31-25 to Ravens in overtime
Lamar Jackson hits Marquise Brown for a 6-yard touchdown on the first possession of overtime Monday night, and the Baltimore Ravens rally from a 16-point 4th-quarter deficit to beat the Indianapolis Colts 31-25.
Carson Wentz completes 25-of-35 passes for 402 yards. Jonathan Taylor rushes for 53 yards and has 116 yards in receptions. He scores 1 touchdown in each fashion. Michael Pittman Jr. has 6catches for 89 yards.
Lamar Jackson completes 37-of-43 passes for a career high 443 yards. Mark Andrews has 11 catches for 147 yards and 2 4th-quarter touchdowns.
The Colts led by 16 points early in the 4th quarter before Jackson took advantage of a banged-up Colts defensive backfield to tie the score in the final minute of regulation. The Colts finished the game with Isaiah Rodgers, BoPete Keyes and Anthony Chesley at cornerback. Xavier Rhodes left with an injury.
The Colts (1-4) host the Houston Texans (1-4) on Sunday.
11:20 p.m.— Colts miss field goal, head to overtime vs. Ravens
Rodrigo Blankenship misses wide left from 47 yards as regulation time expires, and the Colts and Ravens head to overtime. The Colts held the Ravens to 66 rushing yards through regulation. Baltimore is trying to break the NFL record for consecutive games with 100-yard-plus rushing.
11:10 p.m.— Ravens score, tie Colts in last minute of regulation
Lamar Jackson to Mark Andrews from 5 yards with 39 seconds to go. Then Jackson to Andrews again for the 2-point PAT. Colts 25, Ravens 25
11 p.m.— Ravens block a Colts field goal
Calais Campbell breaks through the Colts line and blocks Rodrigo Blankenship's 37-yard try with 4:30 to go. The Ravens take over at their 25, trailing by 8.
10:50 p.m.— Ravens score in a hurry
Lamar Jackson hits Mark Andrews from 5 yards with 9:38 to go. Jackson completes 6 straight passes on the drive, covering 76 yards. Jackson hits Andrews for the 2-point conversion. Colts 25, Ravens 17
10:40 p.m.— Rodrigo Blankenship kicks a 43-yard field goal
It's right down the middle with 12 minutes remaining. Colts are at 114 rushing yards to Baltimore's 59. Marlon Mack has 47, Jonathan Taylor 45.Colts 25, Ravens 9
10:30 p.m.— Ravens strike back
Lamar Jackson hits Marquise Brown for a 43-yard touchdown with 56 seconds to go in the third quarter. Jackson's run for a PAT fails. Colts 22, Ravens 9
10:25 p.m.— Jonathan Taylor scores again
Jonathan Taylor goes in from 4 yards with 3:06 left in the third quarter. Carson Wentz's pass on the 2-point conversion is intercepted. Carson Wentz is already over 300 passing yards.Drive: 6 plays, 81 yards, 3:23. Colts 22, Ravens 3
10:15 p.m.— Colts recover a Lamar Jackson fumble
Lamar Jackson tries to run it in from the 1 but fumbles as Julian Blackmon tackles him. Darius Leonard recovers and runs with the ball for a while, then pitches to Isaiah Rodgers, who takes the ball all the way back. However, Leonard's lateral is deemed to be forward upon review. The Colts take possession on their 19-yard line with 6:42 left in the third quarter.
9:55 p.m.— Colts go deep and score
Two plays into the second half: Carson Wentz to Zach Pascal for 31 yards, then Wentz to Michael Pittman Jr. for 42 yards and a touchdown (while being interfered with). Rodrigo Blankenship misses the PAT, and he doesn't look good on the sideline. (That's the 13th PAT miss around the league this weekend.)Colts 16, Ravens 3
9:38 p.m.— Colts lead Ravens 10-3 at halftime
Rigoberto Sanchez misses a 42-yard field goal try, but the Ravens are offside. Rodrigo Blankenship then comes on to make a 37-yarder after time had expired. Colts 10, Ravens 3
Carson Wentz is 14-of-21 passing for 189 yards, 76 of those yards coming on an opening touchdown screen pass to Jonathan Taylor. The Colts have rushed for 45 yards.
Lamar Jackson is 8-of-11 passing for 107yards, and he has rushed for 30 yards. Mark Andrews has 4 catches for 52 yards.
Baltimore, which is trying to break an NFL record for consecutive 100-yard rushing games (the Ravens have 43 in a row), has 41 rushing yards.
9:30 p.m.— Colts force a Ravens field goal
Justin Tucker hits from 23 yards. Drive: 9 plays, 80 yards, 2:43. Colts 7, Ravens 3
9:22 p.m.— A big hit prevents a Ravens first down
There are 2 minutes remaining in the first half, and the Ravens are in Colts territory. Sammy Watkins left the game with a hamstring injury after this play.
9:10 p.m.— Colts lose another offensive lineman
Ryan Kelly leaves the field and Danny Pinter is in at center. That means 3 of the Colts O-linemen are reserves. Chris Reed is in for the injured Quenton Nelson at guard, and Matt Pryor is in for the injured Braden Smith at right tackle. (Kelly returned later in the first half.)
9 p.m.— Colts drive sputters
For the second time, the Colts move into Baltimore territory but are snuffed out by a sack. Rigoberto Sanchez punts and Baltimore takes over at its 12 with 10:09 left in the second quarter.
8:50 p.m.— Colts lead Ravens 7-0 in the second quarter
The Colts hold the Ravens to 9 rushing yards in the first quarter, forcing 3 punts. Carson Wentz has passed for 130 yards and a touchdown, but he also lost a fumble on a sack. The Colts have 38 rushing yards.
8:42 p.m.— Colts commit a turnover
The Ravens get to Carson Wentz and knock the ball loose. Baltimore recovers at its 19 with 3:38 left in the first quarter. The Colts had driven 65 yards on 11 plays before the fumble.
8:22 p.m.— Colts score on their first drive
Jonathan Taylor takes the screen from Carson Wentz and sprints 76 yards for a touchdown with 12:59 left in the first quarter. Colts 7, Ravens 0
7:44 p.m.— Colts right tackle position
Matt Pryor appears to be in place at right tackle in place of the injured Braden Smith. He replaced Julien Davenport at that spot in last week's win over the Miami Dolphins.
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Colts inactives vs. Ravens
No surprises here: DT Khalil Davis, QB Jacob Eason, DE Kwity Paye, DE Isaac Rochell, OL Braden Smith, RB Jordan Wilkins, CB Rock Ya-Sin.
Ravens inactives vs. Colts
S Geno Stone, S DeShone Elliott, LB Josh Bynes, T Ronnie Stanley.
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