So my first little film study thing.
PLAY 2
Donald Brown TD on Colts first drive. 3 and out on their second drive. Luck orchestrates a nice drive into Rams territory. Rams and Colts still playing starters. Quinn red again. Blue this time is Chris Long.
Rams drop 7 to defend what is essentially a 3 man route. Long is blocked 1 v 1 by RT. Absolutely zero inside pressure. What's maddening is Quinn is blocked 1 v 1 by Coby Fleener, rookie undersized TE out of Standford. Colts are sliding protection that way, so Fleener does have inside help, but it's never needed. Chris Long got a giant extension a few weeks ago and is locked up with the RT on and island, but can't separate. RB would have chipped if needed, but leaks out since it isn't.
Luck pats the ball about 50 times, gigantic passing lane, plenty of room to step up, looks off Dahl, and hits Collie for an easy TD. You'll see Dahl come over way late. Trailing CB had come off Collie (for no reason since slot CB has back) to cover RB leaking in flat. If Long just gets a little bit of the corner the back stays in and the CB keeps his depth. Anything inside and Luck probably dumps it to the RB
OBSERVATION
How do you give a rookie QB 2 easy TDs, 90 yards passing, and have internet immediately draw comparisons to Peyton Manning? Play the STL Rams defense. I have said many times I think he is great, but these are the two easiest TD passes he'll throw all season