The Indianapolis Colts (2-2) traveled out to London and got an international win on Sunday, beating the Washington Commanders (1-3), 30-13.

It was the Colts' second consecutive win, giving them a bit of momentum toward another tough road test in Week 5.

In the Colts' victory, they played an all-hands-on-deck offense, with receivers and offensive linemen filling in for each other. The defense made things difficult for an undrafted rookie quarterback, and special teams stayed disciplined as the Commanders were dinged for numerous penalties.

Colts rookie linebacker CJ Allen, the team's top draft pick, and quarterback Anthony Richardson Sr. were active but did not play. Inactive players were quarterback Riley Leonard (emergency QB3), running back DJ Giddens, wide receiver Keenan Allen (groin), wide receiver Darius Slayton, guard Dalton Tucker, and edge defender George Gumbs Jr.

Colts head coach Shane Steichen reported after the game that wide receiver Ashton Dulin (hamstring), edge defender Arden Key (hamstring), and linebacker Jaylon Carlies (ribs) were all injured during the game.

Here are the Colts' snap counts from offense, defense, and special teams:

Dulin missed the last two games with an ankle injury but returned in Week 4, playing 23 snaps on offense and another seven on special teams. He dealt with a hamstring injury he suffered during the game.

Raimann briefly left the field with a leg injury and was replaced by Tenuta. Raimann returned while Tenuta maintained his role as the extra blocker in heavy personnel packages.

For the second week in a row, seventh-round rookies McGowan and Burks played their highest snap share. Westbrook-Ikhine was also called up from the practice squad from a second straight game.

The Colts spent their final drive kneeling out the clock, which lightly influenced these snap counts.

For the second time in four games, Allen was active but didn't play, totaling one tackle in the 11 total snaps he's played in Weeks 2 and 3. Ajiake appears to have eaten into Allen's snaps.

Fellow rookie Haulcy played significantly in Week 1 (98.5%), was pulled back a bit midway through Week 2 (46.3%), but has rebuilt his playing time in the last two weeks, to 63.0% in Week 3 and now back to 89.1% in Week 4.

Adebawore has been on a hot streak lately and is being rewarded for it, playing a season-high 45% on Sunday, up from 26.5% in Week 1.

Key suffered a hamstring injury and was primarily replaced by Tuimoloau, who played a season-high 53.1% on Sunday.

With the Colts still maintaining Shrader's usage as he plays through a groin injury, Sanchez gets more work, adding kickoffs to his plate for the second straight week. He played 17 total snaps in the first two games compared to 28 in the last two.