COLTS vs JAGUARS Watch Live Stream Online & Listen: 2013 Week 4 Live Coverage from Jacksonville

COLTS vs JAGUARS Watch Live Stream Online & Listen: 2013 Week 4 Live Coverage from Jacksonville

Today at 1:00 p.m. the shockingly physical Indianapolis Colts (2-1) will take on possibly the league's lowliest team, the Jacksonville Jaguars (0-3) in an AFC South matchup. Live stream the game here; Colts fans can listen to the game on 1070 The Fan, while Jaguars fans can tune in to WTEV CBS-47.

Trent Richardson got limited carries in his Colts debut, but pounded the ball into the end zone on his first rush against the San Francisco 49ers. Today, Ahmad Bradshaw is out with a sore neck, so the load will be Richardson's to carry.

The Colts made the playoffs by relying on Andrew Luck to wing the ball as much as any other quarterback in the league in 2012, but through three 2013 games Indianapolis has topped 100 rushing yards each time. They outmuscled the mighty 49ers last week for 179 yards on the ground, with Bradshaw and Richardson each striking paydirt.

"I think that was a definite step in the right direction," left tackle Anthony Castonzo said. "A lot of that has to do with the fact that we just have backs that are fun to block for."

Things are looking up for the horseshoes, but the same can't be said for the Jaguars. They were trounced by Seattle last week, failing to cover an eye-opening 19-point spread. Head coach Gus Bradley acknowledged the dire state of affairs.

"It's a pretty clear picture," coach Gus Bradley said. "But I don't want to say that in regards to saying, 'OK, we're three years away (from contending).' That's not how we think. We're just trying to get these guys to play at their highest level."

Wide receiver Cecil Shorts is not giving up, though. "We are a very young team and we are still learning," Shorts said. "We still have a lot of stuff to improve on and we'll hit it hard this week."

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