INDIANAPOLIS—Peyton Manning still struggles for an apt description for Indianapolis’ uncharacteristic season.

Tony Dungy has a simpler explanation.

On Wednesday, the Colts coach trashed his typically disciplined answers by declaring his team, including the two-time league MVP, in a full-fledged slump.

“Peyton has generally been seven-plus yards per pass attempt and a high number of touchdown passes,” Dungy said. “Usually, we score 28 to 30 points. We’ve generally scored more touchdowns than we’ve had punts. We haven’t done that, so you either have to say ski...

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