Kool-Aid Larry
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settle down, bloom
Frank Gore was the only off season change for these teams?because the pats put 189 points on them in their last 4 meetings and frank gore doesn't play defense
exactly, no more bumping.Don't feed the troll people. Just let this thread die now in its infancy.
I concur.grateful zed said:exactly, no more bumping.ShamrockPride said:Don't feed the troll people. Just let this thread die now in its infancy.
IndubitablyI concur.grateful zed said:exactly, no more bumping.ShamrockPride said:Don't feed the troll people. Just let this thread die now in its infancy.
They went to three straight AFCC games without either of them. In reading the tea leaves, it appears that they think Butler is a legit starting CB, and if so, then they really need to find one starting worthy CB via the draft, other team's roster cuts, remaining free agents, or by trade. By the end of the season, I doubt they will miss them all that much. Still a 12 win team.I think NE will miss Revis/Browner more than they realize
yeah and aa 100% GRONK plus the two corners put them over the top this past season IMO.They went to three straight AFCC games without either of them. In reading the tea leaves, it appears that they think Butler is a legit starting CB, and if so, then they really need to find one starting worthy CB via the draft, other team's roster cuts, remaining free agents, or by trade. By the end of the season, I doubt they will miss them all that much. Still a 12 win team.I think NE will miss Revis/Browner more than they realize
Whoa there, settle down. If you say negative things about the Colts, they stalk you.Andrew Luck is amazing, but he doesn't play every position. I think we are forgetting that this is a Colts team that lost to Denver, New England, Pittsburgh, and Dallas by a combined score of 166 - 85 in the regular season. They beat up on a weak division and schedule, and then defeated Cincy (without their best player) and Denver (with a hobbled Peyton) in the playoffs. Once they played an actual playoff team, they got their doors blown off. Their window for a title is open for as long as Luck is in Indianapolis, but the offensive line and defense are a joke. Jim Irsay and co. are doing a terrible job building that team.
As a ColtsAndrew Luck is amazing, but he doesn't play every position. I think we are forgetting that this is a Colts team that lost to Denver, New England, Pittsburgh, and Dallas by a combined score of 166 - 85 in the regular season. They beat up on a weak division and schedule, and then defeated Cincy (without their best player) and Denver (with a hobbled Peyton) in the playoffs. Once they played an actual playoff team, they got their doors blown off. Their window for a title is open for as long as Luck is in Indianapolis, but the offensive line and defense are a joke. Jim Irsay and co. are doing a terrible job building that team.
Are you really being stalked on here by a Colts fan? That would surprise me except for maybe 1 person.Whoa there, settle down. If you say negative things about the Colts, they stalk you.Andrew Luck is amazing, but he doesn't play every position. I think we are forgetting that this is a Colts team that lost to Denver, New England, Pittsburgh, and Dallas by a combined score of 166 - 85 in the regular season. They beat up on a weak division and schedule, and then defeated Cincy (without their best player) and Denver (with a hobbled Peyton) in the playoffs. Once they played an actual playoff team, they got their doors blown off. Their window for a title is open for as long as Luck is in Indianapolis, but the offensive line and defense are a joke. Jim Irsay and co. are doing a terrible job building that team.
(But I'm not arguing too much)
I actually think they're playing this pretty well for the moment, with the caveat that they have to be ready to shift gears in a year or two.As a ColtsAndrew Luck is amazing, but he doesn't play every position. I think we are forgetting that this is a Colts team that lost to Denver, New England, Pittsburgh, and Dallas by a combined score of 166 - 85 in the regular season. They beat up on a weak division and schedule, and then defeated Cincy (without their best player) and Denver (with a hobbled Peyton) in the playoffs. Once they played an actual playoff team, they got their doors blown off. Their window for a title is open for as long as Luck is in Indianapolis, but the offensive line and defense are a joke. Jim Irsay and co. are doing a terrible job building that team.I completely agree with this. I said it last year going into the playoffs that they were paper champions. I saw it not much different than the "Star Wars" offenses under Manning. Again, paper champs. If they don't fix the obvious issues, they will waste Luck's abilities much like they did Peyton's.
Everyone else is going to have cap room too.I actually think they're playing this pretty well for the moment, with the caveat that they have to be ready to shift gears in a year or two.As a ColtsAndrew Luck is amazing, but he doesn't play every position. I think we are forgetting that this is a Colts team that lost to Denver, New England, Pittsburgh, and Dallas by a combined score of 166 - 85 in the regular season. They beat up on a weak division and schedule, and then defeated Cincy (without their best player) and Denver (with a hobbled Peyton) in the playoffs. Once they played an actual playoff team, they got their doors blown off. Their window for a title is open for as long as Luck is in Indianapolis, but the offensive line and defense are a joke. Jim Irsay and co. are doing a terrible job building that team.I completely agree with this. I said it last year going into the playoffs that they were paper champions. I saw it not much different than the "Star Wars" offenses under Manning. Again, paper champs. If they don't fix the obvious issues, they will waste Luck's abilities much like they did Peyton's.
Right now, the resources don't really exist in FA or the draft that are going to put this team over the top. But with the new media deal coming down the pipeline, the cap is going to mushroom fairly soon, and as long as Luck is still healthy, Indy's going to be a prime destination for anybody looking to go ring hunting as he enters his prime. That time should position them to be power players, since (obviously) Brady and Manning have to be considered year-to-year at this point in their careers (Manning, presumably, on the last such year), and the Seahawks have gone the opposite direction and positioned themselves horribly for the gigantic-cap era. Other power players will doubtlessly emerge, but none so surely as the one team guaranteed to have a perennial All-Pro QB and the cap space to build around him.
maybe stalking is too strong of a word but ......Are you really being stalked on here by a Colts fan? That would surprise me except for maybe 1 person.Whoa there, settle down. If you say negative things about the Colts, they stalk you.Andrew Luck is amazing, but he doesn't play every position. I think we are forgetting that this is a Colts team that lost to Denver, New England, Pittsburgh, and Dallas by a combined score of 166 - 85 in the regular season. They beat up on a weak division and schedule, and then defeated Cincy (without their best player) and Denver (with a hobbled Peyton) in the playoffs. Once they played an actual playoff team, they got their doors blown off. Their window for a title is open for as long as Luck is in Indianapolis, but the offensive line and defense are a joke. Jim Irsay and co. are doing a terrible job building that team.
(But I'm not arguing too much)
9 of the last 15 Super Bowl winners. i don't understand why people say things like this?AFC suxx