Riley Leonard is expected to start for the Indianapolis Colts on Sunday in the regular-season finale against the Houston Texans.

The Hosuton Texans are just one week away from the playoff action around the NFL, and their quarterback is looking primed for success.

The Indianapolis Colts got off to a great start. The Houston Texans are in the midst of an even better finish that has them heading to the playoffs and the Colts heading home after they conclude the regular season on Sunday.

At best, Colts QB Anthony Richardson’s future in Indianapolis is uncertain, but he’s saying all the right things right now.

The Indianapolis Colts will bench Philip Rivers and start rookie quarterback Riley Leonard in Week 18, coach Shane Steichen announced Wednesday.

The Houston Texans have secured a playoff berth, but need a win over Indianapolis on Sunday and a loss by Jacksonville to the Titans to win the AFC South title for a third straight season.

HOUSTON – It was a textbook play, a run-stopping tackle by Texans linebacker Henry To’oTo’o. To’o’To’o immediately diagnosed the play and alertly reacted. He saw the offensive guard pulling and he trusted his keys, scraping backside to defeat the block in the center-guard gap and shed to get a piece of the tackle.

Phillip Rivers will not be the Indianapolis Colts' starting quarterback in Week 18. As we know, that job belongs to Riley Leonard for this game. However, Rivers will not be the backup either. Head coach Shane Steichen announced on Friday that Seth Henigan will be Leonard's backup.

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Shane Steichen announced on Wednesday who the Colts' starting quarterback would be for the team's regular season finale against Houston.