pizzatyme
Footballguy
I know most will say they already know this stuff, but I want to vent on what I witnessed at the game yesterday.
The Colts lack leadership. I was able to see the sidelines all day and the players body language was terrible.
Some of my observations:
After the Manning INT off of Wayne's hands. Harrison goes to the end of the bench and sulks. He sits there not talking to anyone.
Manning sits on the bench, miffed about the play.
Wayne sits on the bench and noone goes to pep him up.
I know these guys are professionals, but I just don't see anyone who takes the players by the pads and says "Come on guys, let's get this thing going." Dungy isn't that type of coach. We don't have that type of player on the offense.
Peyton is a great talent, but it amazes me in that he doesn't take the lead to bring the guys together.
On Wayne's TD, Marvin strolls to the bench and told 3 guys along the way that he(Marvin) was wide open. No congratulating Wayne. Just complaining. Marvin is probably the second greatest WR to ever play the game, but he is not a leader like I think a veteran should be.
Wayne was obviously emotional. After his TD, he went back into the endzone, knelt down and tapped the turf and then pointed to the sky to his recently departed brother.
I think Manning looked very average yesterday. With his status on the team, noone looks willing to get in his grill and say "Come on"
I love the Colts. I wish they had that strong leader who would stand up and take charge. Dungy is a great man and a good coach, but we need someone with fire to take this team to the next level.
On the defensive side of the ball, Ron Meeks schemes are just not working. The cover 2 is only as good as the linebackers. The Colts have let the following linebackers go to FA over the last few years: Marcus Washington(Redskins) Mike Peterson(Jags) and David Thornton(Titans)
My gosh, how would the Colts look with those 3 at LB?!
Again, no leadership, no fire, no way out until Dungy or Peyton goes. And, since Peyton is a mainstay, it's time for Dungy and Meeks to go.
GB Dungy, but I want fire and leadership!
The Colts lack leadership. I was able to see the sidelines all day and the players body language was terrible.
Some of my observations:
After the Manning INT off of Wayne's hands. Harrison goes to the end of the bench and sulks. He sits there not talking to anyone.
Manning sits on the bench, miffed about the play.
Wayne sits on the bench and noone goes to pep him up.
I know these guys are professionals, but I just don't see anyone who takes the players by the pads and says "Come on guys, let's get this thing going." Dungy isn't that type of coach. We don't have that type of player on the offense.
Peyton is a great talent, but it amazes me in that he doesn't take the lead to bring the guys together.
On Wayne's TD, Marvin strolls to the bench and told 3 guys along the way that he(Marvin) was wide open. No congratulating Wayne. Just complaining. Marvin is probably the second greatest WR to ever play the game, but he is not a leader like I think a veteran should be.
Wayne was obviously emotional. After his TD, he went back into the endzone, knelt down and tapped the turf and then pointed to the sky to his recently departed brother.
I think Manning looked very average yesterday. With his status on the team, noone looks willing to get in his grill and say "Come on"
I love the Colts. I wish they had that strong leader who would stand up and take charge. Dungy is a great man and a good coach, but we need someone with fire to take this team to the next level.
On the defensive side of the ball, Ron Meeks schemes are just not working. The cover 2 is only as good as the linebackers. The Colts have let the following linebackers go to FA over the last few years: Marcus Washington(Redskins) Mike Peterson(Jags) and David Thornton(Titans)
My gosh, how would the Colts look with those 3 at LB?!
Again, no leadership, no fire, no way out until Dungy or Peyton goes. And, since Peyton is a mainstay, it's time for Dungy and Meeks to go.
GB Dungy, but I want fire and leadership!