Fast forward to Week 14, and not only have the Colts been challenged, but they’ve been caught. The Colts and Jaguars share an 8–4 record, with Jacksonville holding the tiebreaker based on conference record. However, the teams have two games remaining against each other, starting this weekend in Duval County.

The thought was that Slay wanted to continue playing football this season. So, on Wednesday, the Bills claimed Slay off of waivers, seemingly setting him up to play for them on Sunday vs. the Bengals.