sfergson727
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We lost because we are who we thought we are......
But it will get better someday.
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After thinking about it, Andrew does look too goofy to be a Colts QB....not like Curtis Painter. We need the kid back!!
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Good grief....this has to be a joke.
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Why is this dudes beard such a "item" ???
Jeffy G sported the mullet with the beard and I never heard a peep about it .... ever.
You forgot about "WonderBeard?"
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O-line really seems bad today, did anyone else here the echo of Peyton screaming "GD it Donald!" For some reason, every time Brown got the ball, I heard it.
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Good first half....
I, for one, am thrilled with Luck's ability thus far.
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I swear I will never complain about the real refs again, these replacement refs are horrible.
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This is Jim Caldwell's legacy. Had he not stunk up the place so bad, Peyton would still be a Colt. Andrew Luck has some huge shoes to fill, and even larger void to fill in the heart of this Colts fan.
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I agree, I'll watch and cheer for Peyton where ever he goes, as long as it's not New England. I am near tears with the thought of Peyton not being a Colt, and more furious than ever at Jim Caldwell for bringing us to this point. The Colts will survive with a new QB, and maybe even excel, but Peyton is unreplaceable.
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I wish he had handled 2011 differently. Not the greatest coach, and I always knew that, but I like the way he handled 2009, up until Week 16. His flaws started to show in the Super Bowl, also. But, as has been mentioned, a great man, despite the disparagement he took at the hands of some fans who didn't like his facial expressions.
Still, this is a good thing for the Colts. There are several better options available right now, and -- if we handle this right, and don't just hand the job to someone -- we can have a great coach.
Pardon the question...but...He had facial expressions??
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See ya Jim, thanks for the....um...memories.....
nevermind.
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Nobody is happy that Manning is getting old (in football years) but that's life. Sure, we could live in the past glory, (and we will remember fondly) but wouldn't it be better to have a glorious past and a promising future? Manning (he is the best) is reaching the end of his career and that's life. We all get old, we all die, there is no escaping that.
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Considering he never should have been promoted to head coach in the first place, today's action was about 3 years too late...but I'll take it none the less.
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YAHOOOO!!!!!!!!!
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I have one of those big foam fingers.....does that qualify for being a fan? (Please don't tell me where to stick it...)
I tried to follow the gist of this thread, but I got side tracked and am now watching my Star Trek DVD collection, I'll check back in a couple days.
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I wonder, as a new GM, do you put any faith in Caldwell being able to make you (the new GM) look good? I wouldn't.
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I would say that to believe Caldwell is a competent coach is pure nonsense.
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Yeah, look what he did for Manning as his QB coach. WOW !
I highly doubt that Caldwell 'coached' up Manning. More likely, Caldwell spent his time developing Curtis Painter and Jim Sorgi. How's that working out?
Thinking the whole QB debacle this year, the whole coaching staff should have been canned immediately with Polian's, don't you think?
See ya Caldwell, don't let the door hit you on the way out.
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Even if Peyton never takes another snap in the NFL, or worse, is taking them for another team...someday, we may have a baby Manning on our beloved Colts. Something tells me the football lineage will not end with Peyton and Eli.
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So you trade Peyton for a chance?
Only if you absolutely must, but preferrably not. We don't need to trade Peyton to take Luck. On a personal level, I still am very doubtful that Peyton will ever play again.
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I don't think the Colts are, but sometimes I wonder about this forum......(but that's what makes it great)
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Why? Did he actually contribute this year? Why keep a roster spot for someone who does bumpkis. Cut him.
He's the offensive version of Sanders, but scrawnier and no where near as much potential.
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It was a first pick in the draft that brought Indy over a decade of success. Now we are in the unique position to draft first again, for yet another player that could very well usher in the next decade of winning. You don't look a gift horse in the mouth, and you don't trade away a chance at another Peyton Manning.
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Well, I suppose the team does still need a water-boy, Caldwell can do that, and then we bring in a real coach.
Do you think it's time we start Mr. Irrelevant?
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As long as I don't spot Luck out on Giest <sp> reservoir in a boat with "JEFF GEORGE" plastered all over the side...I mean "ANDREW LUCK" on the side of the craft, I am willing to give Mr. Luck the benefit of doubt and some time to become great. But no more than ten years, that's where I draw the line.