The Indianapolis Colts may be missing their leading receiver and a couple of offensive linemen when they visit the New England Patriots.

Following Sunday's loss to Detroit, the Indianapolis Colts now sit at 5-7 on the season, barely hanging on to their playoff hopes. Up next is a matchup with the 3-9 New England Patriots, a game that is essentially a must-win for Indianapolis.

After the New England Patriots dropped their last two games to the Los Angeles Rams and Miami Dolphins, they'll host the Indianapolis Colts for a Week 13 matchup on Sunday at Gillette Stadium. On Wednesday,

Patriots rookie quarterback Drake Maye didn't have his finest performance in the Week 12 loss to the Dolphins, but considering the porous state of his offensive line and lack of weapons, he's played mostly quality football in his debut season.

Sunday, 1 p.m. EST, CBS BetMGM NFL odds: Colts by 2 1/2. Against the spread: Colts 8-4; Patriots 4-7-1. Series record: Patriots lead 53-31 Last meeting: Patriots beat Colts 10-6 in Frankfurt, Germany,

New England Patriots quarterback Drake Maye was disappointed by the firing of his college head coach, former North Carolina coach Mack Brown. The coach had compiled a 6-5 record in the 2024 season with one more game set to take place against North Carolina State

New England Patriots safety Jabrill Peppers returned to practice for the first time since October on Tuesday. He also had a short media scrum with reporters in the locker room. As expected, Peppers was advised by his attorneys not to talk about the events that led to him being placed on the Commissioner’s Exempt List.

New England Patriots defensive back Jabrill Peppers is reportedly no longer on the NFL's Commissioner exempt list. NFL Network's Tom Pelissero reported