seedofvengeance
Boosh!
Yeah, but he was gone for a while. He hasn't been here the whole time, in fact he just came back this year. When he couldn't get a better job after a while, we got a great secondary coach.
You can't just demote someone... it doesn't work that way. Either he stays, or he goes. If they get to the SB this year, I support Wade... if not, they underachieved and he can suck my balls.
Fuck, I can't believe that I lost my first playoff game in the league I've been first place in ALL YEAR. To the 7th ranked team in the league too fucking, if I started Dallas' D I would've won too - but who starts them over the Titans D haha.
I kicked ass in the UM league though! SEE YOU NEXT WEEK RICK! YOU'RE GOING DOWN!
Boy, you guys sure are right about our defense being terrible. Especially our secondary... Terrence Newman is garbage.
And what the fuck are you talking about, Mathias? What call did we get the benefit on? There was the one terrible call on the PI on Newman at the beginning in the 1st quarter. Other than that, the game was called pretty well, imo.
Also, can I get some consideration for D. Ware for defensive player of the year? There's a good chance that he sets the single season sack record this year.
edit: HOW 'BOUT THEM COWBOYS?!!!!!!!!
We thrive on those of you who hate us. Seeing you cringe when we win is a very rewarding experience.
4. Manning, Colts hitting stride
In case you haven’t noticed, Peyton Manning is getting hot as the weather gets cold. In Sunday’s 31-21 victory over the Lions, Manning completed 28 of 37 passes for 318 yards. Over the past four games, he’s completed 75.3 percent of his passes. The Colts, meanwhile, have won seven in a row and appear to be heading toward the fifth seed in the AFC playoffs. Slowly, Manning is gaining momentum in the MVP race, but he’s competing against Kurt Warner, Adrian Peterson, Drew Brees and others.
There is an interesting dynamic working for Manning and the Colts that has slipped under the radar. Manning needed only nine offensive possessions to score 31 points against the Lions. If you are wondering why the Colts’ offense isn’t posting big numbers, it’s because of Manning’s efficiency. In 14 games, Manning has had a league-low 134 drives. He’s converted 36 for touchdowns, meaning he’s orchestrating a touchdown drive on one of every four possessions. He’s sacrificing stats to keep his defense rested.
Manning is also doing a lot of his work without the running game. Joseph Addai was out Sunday because of a shoulder injury. Dominic Rhodes chipped in with 86 yards, but the Colts are among the worst rushing teams in football. Manning is tuning up his offense, getting it ready for the playoffs. Watch out.
The defense has been really good last two games, now 'a joke' is way to harsh, that would really only apply to like Detroit or whatever, but did you really feel that the Cowboys had a good Defense all year? I didn't see it and I was surprised to see them #8 in YPG allowed.
Here's a quote from the only respectable writer at ESPN (emphasis mine):
Funny how Manning is working with a paltry running game, but yet the Colts are on another 7 game winning streak and have a 95% chance of making the playoffs. Unlike Drew Brees who has and insane amount of passing yards this year but was eliminated from the playoffs thursday, and Warner who lead the Cardinals to the playoffs only due to being in the shittiest division in the league. Need I say more?
There is no way Manning should be in the conversation. He's great and the best QB in the league, but that defense has carried them through a few crucial games.
How do you not include Matt Ryan in the MVP candidates? He has completely turned the Atlanta Falcons around, and they're not going to give the award to a RB when the QB has played like he has.
Btw... you seem a tad confident given the fact that your team has seriously struggled with Cleveland and Detroit the last 2 weeks. I'm not saying it's the end of the world, but I would just temper the excitement a little bit... the Colts might be in more trouble than you think.