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Week 15 Sleepers Thread (1 Viewer)
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diesel7982
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Jerrico Cotchery indoors against a bad Minny secondary, drawing rookie Cedric Griffin, in a game which Pennington will likely throw 35+ times.
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Can Chris Henry be considered a "sleeper" after scoring 7 TDs?
If the Bengals decide to pass, I don't see any way they will be stopped. Indy is so concerned with their run defense, they might often have 8 men in the box trying to stop Rudi. When Cincy is in 3-wide, this will leave the Colts in zero coverage (no safety help in the middle of the field). That leaves Indy's third corner to play Henry. And it might be their FOURTH corner, as Nick Harper has a sprained ankle. You could grab a fat guy out of the stands, and he'd have a better shot of covering Henry.
The question is, can the Colts score enough to MAKE Palmer have to throw. Never thought I'd be typing that, but Indy has scored 17 or fewer points in three of its last four games. Most of the problem is that Indy's offense can't get on the field.
If the Bengals decide to pass, I don't see any way they will be stopped. Indy is so concerned with their run defense, they might often have 8 men in the box trying to stop Rudi. When Cincy is in 3-wide, this will leave the Colts in zero coverage (no safety help in the middle of the field). That leaves Indy's third corner to play Henry. And it might be their FOURTH corner, as Nick Harper has a sprained ankle. You could grab a fat guy out of the stands, and he'd have a better shot of covering Henry.
The question is, can the Colts score enough to MAKE Palmer have to throw. Never thought I'd be typing that, but Indy has scored 17 or fewer points in three of its last four games. Most of the problem is that Indy's offense can't get on the field.
