The Indianapolis Colts now sit at 2-4 on the season following a second-half collapse to the Tennessee Titans.
As you can imagine, the latest Week 7 NFL power rankings reflect that loss, with the Colts now near the bottom of the league.
ESPN: #26 (-2)
"Jones has committed nine turnovers this season, with multiple giveaways in three of the Colts' six games. There is some context, to be sure. The team's receivers are very underwhelming without Alec Pierce (heel), and the offensive line isn't consistently handling blitzes well. But Jones is not able to rise above those issues, ranking near the bottom of the league in QBR (30th), yards per attempt (29th) and completion rate (29th). At this point last season, he ranked top five in all three categories."
Mike Florio, Pro Football Talk: #27 (-4)
"Is a fire sale coming?"
Bleacher Report: #27 (-4)
"The Colts are spiraling, and things could get worse with road games against the Minnesota Vikings and Jacksonville Jaguars on deck."
Pete Prisco, CBS Sports: #24 (-)
"The loss to the Titans could be a damning blow to this regime. They have to turn it around or else."
Nate Davis, USA Today: #30 (-5)
"Sunday's loss to the Titans sealed the fate of since-fired GM Chris Ballard. Where does this organization go now? A fire sale would seem to be the logical route, though it doesn't sound as if CEO Carlie Irsay-Gordon is quite ready to embrace that."
This article originally appeared on Colts Wire: Colts drop to near bottom of NFL in several Week 7 power rankings