The Colts had no intention of trying to get into a high-scoring game through the air against Patrick Mahomes and the Kansas City Chiefs on Sunday night. They would have probably lost if they had tried.

What Indianapolis did was potentially layout a blueprint to beat the Chiefs, who suffered their first loss of the season. The Colts ran, ran some more and ran even more to keep Mahomes and the rest of the Chiefs offense on the sideline in their upset victory. The Colts rushed for 180 yards on 45 attempts.

Related players: Marlon Mack, Jordan Wilkins, Nyheim Hines

The Colts had the ball 15 more minutes than the Chiefs this past Sunday night and rushed for more yards than they passed for, according to the story. Mack had a 29-132-0 line while Wilkins got seven carries for 28 yards. Meanwhile, Hines caught four balls for 46 yards and had five targets.

Kansas City Chiefs coach Andy Reid said quarterback Patrick Mahomes "tweaked" his ankle against the Indianapolis Colts on Sunday, one of a number of injuries Kansas City suffered in a 19-13 loss.

"Tweaked it just a little bit. I think he's going to be OK," Reid said. "He was pretty good at the end there. We'll see how that goes."

The story said Mahomes will get treatment ahead of Week 6's game against the Texans. Replays did show Mahomes get stepped on in his own end zone and he eventually limped off the field, but the QB said he re-aggravated the ankle before getting stepped on. Mahomes is expected to be fine for Week 6, but it's still something to monitor.