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Jerloma wrote:I think he missed his target and got him a little higher than he wanted, but it's safe to say that was a blatant attempt to injure. The internet would be blowing up if it was Harrison.sancarlos wrote:That cheap shot by Suggs was really horrible.EdRomero wrote:A wife beater cheap shots Blount, which is followed by more cheap shots and scuffles. Chris Collinsworth then says, "this is great, " as he rubs his nipples.
Johnnie wrote:I'm surprised it wasn't mentioned here, but why wasn't Akeem Ayers flagged 15 yards for his low sack of Peyton Manning? I fucking cringed seeing the highlight of it, but everyone seemed to love his awesomeness at defense. All I could think was that New England got away with one.
EdRomero wrote:I keep thinking about Collinsworth's reaction to everything. What's the reaction by Collinsworth if it were any other team that had a brutal cheap shot, followed by 30 yards of unsportsmanlike penalties, followed by the refs stopping the game to tell the coaches that their teams had to get their shit together? And he says "this is great." Hell, if it's any other sport, you don't get that reaction from announcers. I don't know; maybe it's because I hate both teams, but I just see a bunch of scumbags doing stuff the league is trying to eliminate. And it's a distraction from some impressive football by the Steelers.
Watched 3/4 of the Colts/Jints game. Eli was not as bad as his number indicate. Must have been 10 drops by his receivers on balls right in the hands, plus a few very nice breakups by Colt defenders. Though most of his yardage and success came against backups. At one point he was like 4 for 15, and could have easily been 11-15 if his receivers would have caught a ball for him.brian wrote:The brothers Manning are sucking it up this weekend.
They're going to get Luck killed if they don't figure out how to scrape up some semblance of a running game. Either from all the hits he's taking of a rotator cuff injury from throwing the ball 800 times this season. Only half joking.BSF21 wrote:Watched 3/4 of the Colts/Jints game. Eli was not as bad as his number indicate. Must have been 10 drops by his receivers on balls right in the hands, plus a few very nice breakups by Colt defenders. Though most of his yardage and success came against backups. At one point he was like 4 for 15, and could have easily been 11-15 if his receivers would have caught a ball for him.brian wrote:The brothers Manning are sucking it up this weekend.
Colts are the Yo-Yo team of the AFC this year.
You aren't kidding. I think the team is challenging that idea though. They are so weaponized at WR and TE right now that you actually feel OK about the pass happy attack. Last night got bad for 2 downs where they brought the house and Luck didn't audible out, but they went to the well one too many times, and Luck hits Bradshaw on a little flare for 22 yards. As long as they continue to make adjustments, I say keep throwing it.brian wrote:They're going to get Luck killed if they don't figure out how to scrape up some semblance of a running game. Either from all the hits he's taking of a rotator cuff injury from throwing the ball 800 times this season. Only half joking.BSF21 wrote:Watched 3/4 of the Colts/Jints game. Eli was not as bad as his number indicate. Must have been 10 drops by his receivers on balls right in the hands, plus a few very nice breakups by Colt defenders. Though most of his yardage and success came against backups. At one point he was like 4 for 15, and could have easily been 11-15 if his receivers would have caught a ball for him.brian wrote:The brothers Manning are sucking it up this weekend.
Colts are the Yo-Yo team of the AFC this year.
Not to mention Bradshaw is more effective as a receiver, and Richardson hasn't been all that effective when healthy.BSF21 wrote:You aren't kidding. I think the team is challenging that idea though. They are so weaponized at WR and TE right now that you actually feel OK about the pass happy attack.brian wrote:They're going to get Luck killed if they don't figure out how to scrape up some semblance of a running game. Either from all the hits he's taking of a rotator cuff injury from throwing the ball 800 times this season. Only half joking.BSF21 wrote:Watched 3/4 of the Colts/Jints game. Eli was not as bad as his number indicate. Must have been 10 drops by his receivers on balls right in the hands, plus a few very nice breakups by Colt defenders. Though most of his yardage and success came against backups. At one point he was like 4 for 15, and could have easily been 11-15 if his receivers would have caught a ball for him.brian wrote:The brothers Manning are sucking it up this weekend.
Colts are the Yo-Yo team of the AFC this year.
Not only that, but the difference they show when used in tandem as opposed to having to rely on only one of them is worlds apart. Bradshaw runs tough, Richardson is more dangerous in space.The Sybian wrote:Not to mention Bradshaw is more effective as a receiver, and Richardson hasn't been all that effective when healthy.BSF21 wrote:You aren't kidding. I think the team is challenging that idea though. They are so weaponized at WR and TE right now that you actually feel OK about the pass happy attack.brian wrote:They're going to get Luck killed if they don't figure out how to scrape up some semblance of a running game. Either from all the hits he's taking of a rotator cuff injury from throwing the ball 800 times this season. Only half joking.BSF21 wrote:Watched 3/4 of the Colts/Jints game. Eli was not as bad as his number indicate. Must have been 10 drops by his receivers on balls right in the hands, plus a few very nice breakups by Colt defenders. Though most of his yardage and success came against backups. At one point he was like 4 for 15, and could have easily been 11-15 if his receivers would have caught a ball for him.brian wrote:The brothers Manning are sucking it up this weekend.
Colts are the Yo-Yo team of the AFC this year.
How on earth would you know?BSF21 wrote:Not only that, but the difference they show when used in tandem as opposed to having to rely on only one of them is worlds apart. Bradshaw runs tough, Richardson is more dangerous in space.The Sybian wrote:Not to mention Bradshaw is more effective as a receiver, and Richardson hasn't been all that effective when healthy.BSF21 wrote:You aren't kidding. I think the team is challenging that idea though. They are so weaponized at WR and TE right now that you actually feel OK about the pass happy attack.brian wrote:They're going to get Luck killed if they don't figure out how to scrape up some semblance of a running game. Either from all the hits he's taking of a rotator cuff injury from throwing the ball 800 times this season. Only half joking.BSF21 wrote:Watched 3/4 of the Colts/Jints game. Eli was not as bad as his number indicate. Must have been 10 drops by his receivers on balls right in the hands, plus a few very nice breakups by Colt defenders. Though most of his yardage and success came against backups. At one point he was like 4 for 15, and could have easily been 11-15 if his receivers would have caught a ball for him.brian wrote:The brothers Manning are sucking it up this weekend.
Colts are the Yo-Yo team of the AFC this year.
They send us fans picturesAB_skin_test wrote:How on earth would you know?BSF21 wrote:
Not only that, but the difference they show when used in tandem as opposed to having to rely on only one of them is worlds apart. Bradshaw runs tough, Richardson is more dangerous in space.
