INDIANAPOLIS -- The Indianapolis Colts are reeling after a disappointing 30-20 loss to the Buffalo Bills, marking their third consecutive defeat.

Cornerback Kenny Moore II, a veteran player and 2021 Pro Bowl selection, is calling out his teammates, insisting that the issues plaguing the Colts are more profound than just their quarterback situation.

Moore didn't hold back on Sunday. "I don't think everybody's going as hard as possible, and obviously, it's showing," he declared candidly. His frustration extends beyond the recent performances, suggesting that there is a fundamental lack of urgency and attention to detail within the team. "I don't see everything correlating from meetings to practice to the games, and it shows," he added. This critique is striking as Moore typically opts for a more reserved tone.

The Colts began the season with a rocky 0-2 record but seemed to turn a corner after four wins in five games.

However, following losses to the Houston Texans, Minnesota Vikings, and now the Bills, inconsistencies have reared their ugly head again. For Moore, the time is now to establish a clear team identity and questioning the collective mindset. "You've got to define yourself," he urged. "We need to look in the mirror and ask ourselves how bad we want it."

The frustration is palpable, particularly for a player whose career has been marked by professionalism and hard work.

“You're only as great as your last performance,” Moore remarked, emphasizing the need for the team to seize the opportunity to improve before it’s too late.

In addition to Moore's outspoken remarks, the Colts are facing a daunting quarterback dilemma.

Veteran Joe Flacco struggled immensely in his second start after taking over for rookie Anthony Richardson, throwing three interceptions and losing a fumble, culminating in an awful pick-six within moments of the game kickoff. Fans at Lucas Oil Stadium expressed their discontent vocally, booing Flacco as he faltered yet again.

Coach Shane Steichen faced a barrage of questions about his quarterback choice in the wake of the game.

Despite the mounting pressure, he stood firm, declaring, “Right now, Joe is our guy.” This decision raised eyebrows, particularly considering Richardson was benched in hopes of pursuing a playoff push. With the Colts now on a downward spiral, fans are left wondering if a change is needed before the season slips away entirely.

Kenny Moore’s words echo a desperate plea for change and accountability within the Colts’ locker room.

As the team prepares for their upcoming match-up, one question looms large: Can the Colts turn the narrative around, or will they continue to falter under the weight of unmet expectations? Only time will tell if they can rally and claw their way back into the race.